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#13 of 45 Installing Remote Starter on Manual transmission 1993 Honda Civic by mazini Dec 30, 2005 (5:26 pm)
I am currently trying to install a remote starter/alarm combo to my 1993 Honda Civic. The device is an X-Sheild XS-800S. I was told by the manufacturer that it works for both manual and automatic transmission, although it only came with installation diagrams for automatic transmission. I am looking for some information on how to wire the remote starter part of the system for a manual car. I know that I must bypass the starter wire and somehow connect to the clutch switch, but I don't know how. If anyone can help me or has come across a good resource, please let me know. Thanks for the help, M
#15 of 45 heres your problem by cdanyow Mar 29, 2006 (8:56 am)
ok with a m/t you have to take the starter wire and run it directly to the starter wire ON THE STARTER, dont use a small guage wire could cuase a fire. but also make sure u hookup the e-brake wire to the parking brake wire to prevent any unwanted starting will in gear....
#18 of 45 Remote Control Starter by roseoh Dec 20, 2006 (7:14 am)
I recently purchased a 2007 Honda Civic. I had a Honda Civic Remote Control Starter System installed by the Honda Dealer. I am disappointed in the results. It does not seem to warm the vehicle at all, even after running for 10 minutes and with the fan on high. The heat gauge does not move. Has anyone else had a Honda Remote Starter installed? Is it possible mine may be installed incorrectly? I live in Canada and wanted the starter to take the chill off and clear the windows of frost. I would appreciate your feedback.
#19 of 45 Re: '06 Civic Door Auto-Lock [mrdee427] by ijsamuel Jan 04, 2007 (10:30 am)
Replying to: mrdee427 (Sep 08, 2006 6:36 am) When I first purchased the car back in March of 06, I remember after closing the doors and 5-6 seconds later, the car would automatically lock and engage the alarm system. This was a convenience, just in case I forgot to press the button to engage the alarm system.   In the interim, I played around with the auto-locking/unlocking feature, so that the car doors would lock after AT was moved out of Park and unlock the drivers side door after putting AT back into Park. After finding this a nuisance, I disabled locking when AT is moved out of Park.   And now, I've noticed that the car does not lock by itself after doors are closed and waiting more than 5 seconds. How do I enable this again without enabling the feature to lock the doors after AT is taken out of park?   Also, the locking/unlocking feature was a nuisance since only the drivers side door would unlock after putting AT back into Park. Is there anyway to unlock all doors?
#20 of 45 Reprogram Honda remote to work with antitheft system by tkd2000 Apr 23, 2007 (3:02 pm)
I have a 1997 Honda Civic LX sedan (Canadian model, which is equivalent to a US Civic DX sedan model according to Edmunds.com: no power lock, no power window, etc). The car has the dealer installed antitheft system which is armed and unarmed with the Honda keyless entry remote (the remote does not lock or unlock as the car has NO power lock, just arm and disarm the antitheft system), I recently bought an additional used Honda keyless entry remote identical to the one I have (which works, same FCC ID: A269ZUA101, same Canada number, same Ref No, same P/N: 08E61-S01-1M0-01).   I try to use these following instructions available online to reprogram the remote I just bought but it does not seem to work:    1. Turn Key to on position. 2. Push and hold valet button on the stock radio (which is skinny bar located between am/fm & cd/tape buttons on stock radio). Door locks will cycle one time. 3. Press any button on remote one time within 20 seconds. Door locks will cycle again. 4. To program up to 4 additional remotes repeat step 3 for each remote. 5. Turn key off programming is complete.   As my car does not have power locks, the door locks will not cycle as indicated in step 3 above. So I do not if these program instructions are incorrect or the remote I just bought is defective as I cannot use it to arm or disarm the antitheft system.   Does anyone know of about a different procedure to reprogram a keyless entry remote for a 1997 Honda Civic with a dealer installed antitheft system (but NO power lock)? I am sure that someone has been through this before and has it resolved. Please share the solution.   Thanks in advance for your suggestions/information.
#21 of 45 better watch out by worrywart May 01, 2007 (5:33 pm)
i just had all my wheels stolen on sunday morning between midnite and morning... so some dirtbags have my wheels and now i'm going to be ready when they come back ... and they will... and i'm waiting and so is my whole neighborhood. so if someone trys to sell you what's left of my grey 5 spoke rims with racing tires,...   message to the dirtbags/scum, if you come back for the rest of my car, get ready for a big SURPRISE! Replies to this message: brw115 (May 04, 2007 7:09 am)

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