2003 2004 2005 Honda Accord CarPC - Page 6

98EXL · 08-07-2006, 03:49 PM

if you have dual climate control, the top mount kit is out. If you get a lower kit, it will not interfere with anything

jasonsjwou · 09-23-2006, 04:13 AM

what JDM accord looks like:

FYI, In Japan, US accord is called "Inspire". Their accord is the Euro accord, or our Acura TSX.

Man I'm Droolin'

rogov · 11-08-2006, 04:04 PM

I am just starting a Car PC project.
I have a 2003 Honda Accord EX (no nav or dual climate controls)

My plan is to have Xenarc screen in lower CD holder/compartment and having the PC either in the trunc of under the passenger seat.

If any of you have wiring diagrams and/or pictures of the actual wiring of a PC to the car, can you please send them to me?

I was also wondering if any of you used the spare fuses in the fuse box to power the computer or did you all use the battery?

Thanks!

skuller · 11-22-2006, 07:31 AM

rogov,

I have 06 accord ex
My lcd also located at the small cubby compartment, just finished the fabrication today. I'll post the picture soon

I used power directly from battery (fused of course)

please feel free to ask any question about the wiring

sbingner · 11-29-2006, 01:23 AM

At the link below, the assembly is labeled part 10. If you have issues with the link, it is under the "INSTRUMENT PANEL GARNISH (PASSENGER SIDE)" section of the parts list on www.hondaautomotiveparts.com named "POCKET ASSY., CENTER" and is currently listed at $126.47

http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...)&vinsrch=null

eurocanada · 12-06-2006, 06:15 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by amthar

You will notice the last picture is a shot of the aftermarket temperature dial/gauge thing. We thought it would be important to take a picture of this as there is a downside to this upper console conversion kit. You'll notice that the outer knob does not have a lit indicator that tells you where on the temperature markings the outer dial is actually pointing to. This isn't a problem during the day, it's a bit of an inconvenience during the night.

He also says that the hottest hot and the coldest cold are not equal (less) than the stock setup. Similarly, he says the AC does not quite blow as hard (heh).

All in all he's still happy, considering we were able to do all of this in a matter of 2 hours and it still looks really stock. The night shots are because he's super proud of his tokyo-by-night effects

Hey I need help, how do I get the kit to be illuminated at night. I know I have to attach the orange cable coming from the back of the kit but where do I attach it to ? If some one could please help me?

eurocanada · 12-06-2006, 06:44 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by eurocanada

Hey I need help, how do I get the kit to be illuminated at night. I know I have to attach the orange cable coming from the back of the kit but where do I attach it to ? If some one could please help me?

Do I have to attach it to the orange dimmer cable ???

john05srt4 · 12-13-2006, 09:40 AM

Here is my xenarc in the lower cubby. And my pc goes into the AUX n on the factory radio thru my Car2PC adapter.

deano43 · 12-16-2006, 12:39 PM

I have a quick Q I installed jbl gto 6by9s with the stock stereo, (bit of a waste, low power amp), if I installed an amp and say some infinity kappa 6.5s in the front would I get some performance, the jbls sounded awesome before in my old car with an after market deck and no amp

deano43 · 12-16-2006, 09:01 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by deano43

I have a quick Q I installed jbl gto 6by9s with the stock stereo, (bit of a waste, low power amp), if I installed an amp and say some infinity kappa 6.5s in the front would I get some performance, the jbls sounded awesome before in my old car with an after market deck and no amp

05 accord dx

mwmcginn · 01-03-2007, 10:27 AM

Does anyone have pictures of the back of the top mount metra kit?

I am thinking about having doing something like it, but wanted room for a 7in widescreen. I would like to use the lower part and relocate the top controls and buttons.

john05srt4 · 01-03-2007, 01:58 PM

Thats pretty ambitious to relocate the controls. I have dual air so it wasnt really an option cause all my dual a/c is basically part of the OEM radio.
And the metra kit just looks odd to me.

NavyGuns · 01-05-2007, 05:04 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by amthar

Can you provide any details on how to remove the runner panels and the side pieces that cover where the seatbelt goes?

I started pulling on them and they seem to just snap off, but my friend is afraid I'm going to break something.

I see some tabs under the front of the rear seat, what do you do with these in order to release the bottom of the rear seat?

I found that grommet in the firewall you're referring to, I was planning on using that and running the power wires up the drivers side. I was going to run the RCAs up the middle or the passenger side.

Any tips on getting these pieces off would be greatly appreciated. Thanks all.

I had to go through the door because i was unable to find a place to put it through the firewall. i put on some cable covering so its very unnoticable. as far as the panels to run it back, i just pryed up the running boards, and the wall panels a little, and ran the cable under them, was quick, i had power to the trunk in like half an hour.

john05srt4 · 01-05-2007, 05:43 PM

Yea i used th main factory grommet and pushed my 4G wire thru there. And yes the back seat has 2 like PULL tabs that will release the bottom cushion upwards.

mwmcginn · 01-11-2007, 04:09 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by john05srt4

Thats pretty ambitious to relocate the controls. I have dual air so it wasnt really an option cause all my dual a/c is basically part of the OEM radio.
And the metra kit just looks odd to me.

Yeah, after seeing a few bottom mount sucesses, I think I will go that way.

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