Honda civic aux install UK!!(2/2)

[@RwaR_]

In my opininion its the ideal tutorial for those who have this model of honda civic fn2/fk3 with Honda OEM navigation system , if you follow all the steps , you won’t have any problems . If you can’t switch to cd/aux, change the cables between them in that Y extension cable ,navigation cable with this bluethooth device and that shoud do the trick

[@sakreth1113]

Thank you for very detailed the instructions! I'll give it a try with a WEFA 60x adapter, did you experience any issues with the rollover sensor? some people reported issues while installing a bluetooth adapter.

[@siddharthchauhan83]

It would really help if you could post the links of where you got the cable and module from

[@peterbodi3870]

Hi mate Whats happend with factory usb and aux port?

[@Saldutiskis]

I don't have sat nav in my civic. Can I plug it in directly in to stereo?

[@stevencumper3961]

Hi can I get the product codes and names for aux cable and sat nav split cable 👍👍👍👍👍

[@d4main1]

If you go into ebay and type in Honda Civic Y cable and aux adapter generally they come up, but make sure you contact the seller with your make model and reg so they know which model and headunit they are providing for as each model of Honda vary. I do apologise i dont have any model number or specific fitment details but please search for an adapter called the Y cable. Many thanks.

[@stevencumper3961]

@@d4main1 thanks bud

[@FeelHighSkonks]

Hi. I have followed your instructions using the exact same AUX kit but mine doesn't work. I can't switch to AUX from the radio for some reason, it works only once after I disconnect the battery. After that it will not work anymore, it doesn't matter if I have USB or phone plugged in. Can you help me please? Thank you

[@d4main1]

Brother Sellak. The issue you may be getting is maybe due to having switch wire not correctly being adapted to your stereo, its almost like a remote cable generally blue in colour but maybe yellow on the honda wiring diagram not sending a permanent feed to your aux adapter. This is why after you switch your car off and on again the blue light goes out. Secondly if disconnecting your main battery it turns on again, then fit the battery again after disconnecting and then only plug in your original stereo adapter cable to the back of the stereo then turn the key without starting the engine but only into accessory mode which i believe is 2 clicks, then turn on the stereo again and plug in the new Y cable and Aux cable, press aux mode then it should show a blue light on your aux adapter but dont turn on the engine but simply whilst everything is connected switch off the stereo using the stereo power button and then take the key out and lock the car. This should fix all of the issues.

[@FeelHighSkonks]

@@d4main1I will try this tomorrow. Thank you very much my friend, realy appreciate it.

[@kostas_and1984]

Is there a similar (plug, cable) as the video is not for navigation?

[@d4main1]

Yes www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3-5mm-Cable-Car-USB-Aux-in-Adapter-MP3-Player-Radio-Interface-For-Honda-RI/142913071919?epid=25003184572&hash=item2146486b2f:g:-SIAAOSwCmZZQ9Nd

[@kostas_and1984]

I have exactly the same. I connect it normally and it does not work .... What should I do?

[@d4main1]

@@kostas_and1984 ok first disconnect everything, then reconnect and only switch your ignition to power on but dont start the engine. Now press aux and plug in your aux when you see the adapters blue light come on. Put the volume up on your media device and then your cars stereo volume up. If you do not get any sound then switch off your ignition and then start the cars engine and do same procedure Failing this you will need to purchase another cable along side this called Honda Y cable adapter. They are cheap to buy and generaly quick delivery.

[@kostas_and1984]

Thank you very much .... If you can tell me what is the cable I'm looking for ...

[@d4main1]

Brother Sellak. The issue you may be getting is maybe due to having switch wire not correctly being adapted to your stereo, its almost like a remote cable generally blue in colour but maybe yellow on the honda wiring diagram not sending a permanent feed to your aux adapter. This is why after you switch your car off and on again the blue light goes out. Secondly if disconnecting your main battery it turns on again, then fit the battery again after disconnecting and then only plug in your original stereo adapter cable to the back of the stereo then turn the key without starting the engine but only into accessory mode which i believe is 2 clicks, then turn on the stereo again and plug in the new Y cable and Aux cable, press aux mode then it should show a blue light on your aux adapter but dont turn on the engine but simply whilst everything is connected switch off the stereo using the stereo power button and then take the key out and lock the car. This should fix all of the issues.

[@adrianbarberr7972]

Hi, where I found the „Y” cable ? What is a name of that cable ?

[@d4main1]

Please go to either and auto leads store. Or you local in car audio shop, id no luck then rhe easiest is Ebay. Also try Halfords.

[@TheNetBeast]

Hi, great video, I followed every step and it work when I tried for test, then I put everything back and after that didn’t work, couldn’t switch to aux... any ideas ? Thanks

[@d4main1]

Have you got the Y cable. This gives the constant power. Or try disconnecting then reconnecting it. Before you switch on the ignition just try first in accessory mode.

[@TheNetBeast]

Yes, i bought exactly same thing you had, and I tried in ignition mode first it worked and aflter I put everything back it works for few seconds but verry bad quality of the sound then died compleatly ...

[@d4main1]

Ok sexondly please check your fuses on the rear of your stereo. Then if no luck unplug all your cables from your stereo. Then put car into accessory mode which is basically just turn the key but dont start the car then switch off completely then lock the car for around 1 minute any stand outside the car as seat occupancy can cause electrics to still be running. Now unlock then car and plug in your stereo and autoleads but only put into accessory mode and select the car into accessory mode and put the volume to midway and just tap the end of your aux cable to see if it makes a static noise. Now switch off your car completely and start the engine and plug your aux cable into your media device and it should work. If it doesnt work please contact your autolead supplier and explain the situation as it may be that there is no remote power from ignision. If this is the case then you have a few options, test for power upon ignition by checking for light on the converter cable/aux block. It should be a green light. If theres no light then most probably its a faulty cable or wired wrong. If its wired correctly then you can run a fused power cable from fusebourd ignition. Run this upto the power supply to the adapter and check for a green light. This may work.

[@danbishop6372]

Hi where did you get your cables from

[@krisvalkov4659]

Can you give me some links from where you buy the cables please mate?

[@d4main1]

Best to try ebay my friend as i uploaded this video a very long time ago. Also give them your vehicle reg and ask them will it fit, sometimes they will ask for a headunit serial number so remove the unit and give them a picture of back of the headunit. I hope this helps.

[@tedblight]

Just about to attempt this myself. Can I ask if using the aux and the sat nav still work together (ie the sat nav can be heard over the music of the usb) also can the wheels controls skip tracks on the usb? Also does the built in telephone of the Honda mute the music on the usb? Looks like my civic is the same as yours (EX) Thanks

[@d4main1]

Yes they are definitely separated and also you can set the loudness of your satnav individually.

[@waqasjel1845]

Hi all u guys I need help I got EX model which is fully loaded with sat nav so I need that y splliter cable which got one male and 2 female I order from eBay instead of 16 pin they seller send me totally wrong item which is 12 pin if some help me I am in leeds where can I buy the 16 pins y splliter

[@d4main1]

Maybe give a few companies a go such as MILLAUTOS, If in desperate need you can call an auto electricitian but get quotes before giving them a thumbs up.

[@2002Cezaris]

Would you give us link or full name of the Y form cable? I have problems finding it!

[@d4main1]

It was available on ebay but now even im struggling to find it. Maybe try places like Halfords.

[@iamthefukingod]

i have the same model where is the factory cd changer located ?

[@d4main1]

Its built into the stereo my friend :)

[@FallingForgiveness]

Hey mate, dunno if you're still about but I just this this to my civic, 2006 June model without sat nav, so it doesn't have the cd changer. I plug this adapter directly into the stereo and I get no speakers and the adapter doesn't work when I press cd changer. Have you tried this adapter with your cd changer unplugged but still with the y connecter? I'm wondering if you did and it worked, because I can't see why a direct connection didn't work. The only thing I can think of is it's not reading properly without the y connector or the dvd changer is required in someway for the adapter to get its power correctly? I'm scratching my head with this one.

[@d4main1]

I would contact the supplier as there are many varients. I dont beleive you will need the Y connector as there is no satnav stereo within your dash or headunit, i would leave the stereo out and increase the volume without reinserting back your headunit during install and turn the ignition into accessory mode and increase the volume with the aux plugged in to double check if it works before screwing everything back together.

[@joeratcliffe1509]

Hello, what is the name of this adaptor... I have a sat Nav civic Thanks Joe

[@d4main1]

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[@d4main1]

Look for Honda Pass Through Y cable.

[@joeratcliffe1509]

RESISTER ISOLATOR ive found one now!!! And thanks for the video, it worked first time

[@d4main1]

@@joeratcliffe1509 fantastic mate well done bro

[@d4main1]

@@joeratcliffe1509 please also like share on Facebook or any social media. Many thanks.

[@fadjas1]

Hi.. will these cables work on a fn2 2007 with no sat nav?

[@d4main1]

Yes

[@muhammadumaismahmood5952]

Hi there, I followed your video and installed the aux. I think it was largely a success. One question though, after the install i noticed that the volume only goes up to 40 ? now I am not sure if its was max before the install. Any ideas ? :)

[@d4main1]

Assalaamu alaikum brother Yes this is usually the max volume But to over ride this i would just increase the volume on the audio device you are trying to play from and that should multiply the volume dramatically. Jazak Allah for viewing and please share my video if it helps give good knowledge.

[@muhammadumaismahmood5952]

@@d4main1 Walikum Asalam brother. yes sure ! I have tested it with my mobile and the max volume is a lot less on 40 mark as compared to, lets say, radio. but its an improvement regardless so jazakAllah for this useful video !

[@Janpva.]

@@muhammadumaismahmood5952 It could be that you mobile volume is "restricted" by default. you might be able to unlock it by going in the preferencies of you phone. or just buy a chinees MP3 player that doesnt respect European norms.

[@farrukhabidi2764]

Assalamu alaikum brother Umais and others who replied to you. I have a civic 2009 and my MP3 player also has a max volume is 40. Files that I download from youtube and then convert them into MP3 and listen, I found that some of the files from youtube have already low volume, in that case, it doesn't matter if your device's and your car player's volumes are full but MP3 files will still play with low volumes. Therefore, what I do, after I download and convert the files into MP3, I use the software and increase their volume very high, not too much, then when I play in my car player, I just need to keep the volume less than even 10 and it plays loud enough.

[@DanielKainth1994]

where can I buy this adaptor module ? Whats the name and do you have a link ? Thanks man

[@d4main1]

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fit-For-Honda-Y-Cable-Splitter-Aux-CD-Changer-Navigation-XM-Ipod-Adapter/153771849005?_trkparms=ispr%3D1&hash=item23cd84352d:g:cm4AAOSwk5FeADVM&amdata=enc%3AAQAFAAACcBaobrjLl8XobRIiIML1V4Imu%252Fn%252BzU5L90Z278x5ickkxGz2ccqatkEnoeekHqhLkfPlugG%252For8DqdrXAIH6KWcvIflZRDBmgmqCft%252B99K%252BhdcX6iif8CVmR9N9x1nM8lu3o4hsJHRI0qd2xhek%252BN1M%252BGQG9cdmrbRjNkk6EwaDYyACr8uojjIecb5vurCGWU6%252BtUKINz0yEjgetSkbzqMrIFHGGP8r4Zg0LQub%252BwGzSH2XV8cxD%252F8W7QMXdZ6FW%252FXQU6O0PyR3mSlN76rLQxOHmARNhTfFBU1%252Fszyl7GtSfJIKV0fjVG6u9MVypVwFv7UUjLQheGMr7GkBulg2sgIzo%252BGbSjdYt228bbZ9ti2k6RSnuYnToo2Z7dQ1THuJPAAaGWqUL0TKnFzbK7XPRqmKlFxqgX0gLDpj8nEI8ldr3sU3IXPUy8tOD9%252BG79oTwW%252BqayNmC781dgXZRxDFWWSGPUUFTUnOVBn%252FyOJHM26IyB0F898NsHCmP6HrTpOB82DQjY98XP%252FWq5TzA0tu3%252BQ165%252BM8rTOXmSf1xzjKK33a5z%252FYekX3yEP0SAgH3jVjzFvoPxI6yGdq6rDEsQ2T0OoEFly%252FmEX7MFffAcsAwVXfoLXvI789QuDrETapeGyzlxSS185Q%252FOCMUI6AzMEWcuoA9%252Fbd5T6EcklnuavcM9hQ3DA3MrF3pmBkv4Fd5U9NV%252BqC0iB%252FBoeVjBVEIqHY0lNRuKXaYzD3LvJ8Cb12WNFHUHsesjWL1cy678j8k2omlP4Xu9S3M2Y2x2qPcLPSv4AdgxtKXdn%252BUgkclHH9LbfsZVl4VMX4fQPzs%252Bgz%252BuyIhQ%253D%253D%7Ccksum%3A1537718490058f27a02841764c0bb9ee9569039be10e%7Campid%3APL_CLK%7Cclp%3A2334524

[@DanielKainth1994]

@@d4main1 cheers mate, thanks for getting back to me, great video btw. Quick question, would you recommend the following ? www.ebay.co.uk/itm/224133161008

[@d4main1]

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUX-Adapter-Cable-for-Honda-Accord-2003-2011-Honda-Civic-2006-2011/283536826580?hash=item42041ca0d4:g:fJYAAOSwsVVa~Cjk

[@d4main1]

@@DanielKainth1994 certainly but please contact them before order and send them a picture and make and model from the back of your stereo and your car reg all to the supplier to ensure an exact fitment. I hope this works well for you. Also note although it may have bluetooth it may not have handsfree mic built in. Please like and subscribe if this video helps you mate. Thank you for watching.

[@DanielKainth1994]

@@d4main1 thanks mate, much appreciated, I’ll give you an update as to how I get on

[@povilasj1392]

Just installed same things as you it works but ones I turn ignition off and on again. It's not working only starting to work then I unplug them cabel and plug in again 😑 i was very disapointed

[@d4main1]

I had same issue, thats why you need the Y shaped cable.

[@povilasj1392]

I got y shape connector. On mine olso says honda pass through. But it's still not working properly 😑

[@d4main1]

Depending on your head unit the cables made very their one specific to my 1 in the video as mentioned does work perfectly fine I would recommend you contact your parts advisor with your make and model number of your stereo as I am a little concerned as to why yours is not working if push comes to shove please call a auto electrician who deals with car electrics as you may need to have a remote cable ran to your auto lead or head unit To Signal your head unit to enable Auxiliary to switch on and off. Before you do all this please disconnect everything By switching off your Ignition 1st by taking key out and when taking of all cables from the back of the stereo and then re connect everything then put your key in 2 accessory mode by switching the key round and till it clickz once then click auxillary button one and turn the volume upto have way then connect your device making sure its not on full volume on your device. Then play some audio through your device with the lead connected. Now switch off your ignition and take off the cable from your media device playing the audio. Now lock the car by standing outside of the car until all power is dead even the seat occupancy is disengaged. After 1 minute now unlock your car and enter it then start your car and plug in your device then press aux and try to increase both your car volume and media device volume to half way each so you can determine whats happening. Hopefully it now works and if you still have issues this may be down to your headunit. There are many different manufacturers of the same headunit due to electronic updates. Also check if your cable is for a dvd unit or a standard unit without double din or satnav if its a single unit.

[@povilasj1392]

Ok thanks very much for your advice

[@kostas_and1984]

Hello .. I have the same usb aux adapter but it does not work ... What should I do?

[@d4main1]

Make sure the blue light comes on, press aux and play something through it, if no sound then try putting the volume up.

[@kostas_and1984]

I know that ... But the blue light does not light up

[@d4main1]

Hi friend. Try get a new cable as i think it maybe a harness fault.

[@kostas_and1984]

Do you know what exactly what expensive cable I have to buy

[@THECLEVERGORILLA]

With the AUX can you control the volume through the steering wheel controls ? You mentioned you had Bluetooth as well? What sort of setup do you have for that to work I assume third party? Also how did you set it up if so.

[@d4main1]

Yes handsfree bluetooth was build in but not bluetooth media stream, to have this you need 3rd party or aftermarket product.

[@THECLEVERGORILLA]

@@d4main1 and steering wheel controls e.g volume up and down work as well with the AUX

[@d4main1]

Yes mine definately worked as it is a Seperate control and has no interferance for volume control.

[@sjubris]

thx for video

[@mmz008]

This works 👍🏻 thanks

[@d4main1]

Jazak Allah bro

[@SymonVEVO]

It does now work but pretty much fucked up my radio. Thanks

[@ionescusorin2890]

Where did you buy that cable? I'm having so much trouble finding it in Italy...😢

[@d4main1]

Try (ebay uk) my friend. prova ebay uk amico mio. nella parte era che il venditore del contatto chiede loro se spediranno in Italia.

[@kostas_and1984]

There is a similar cable not to be for navigation, to be for simple version ...

[@d4main1]

Ah i see, then i would firstly check if your headunit has the facility for Aux input first, then check with your parts supplier to see if you can use a wiring harness or a auto lead or adamp the existing wiring by crimping onto the back of your stereo to adapt it to aux input, for this there are various methods such as buying a after market external aux adapter. Easiest method would be contact your supplier to check if your stereo is Aux compatible. Many thanks for looking.

[@d4main1]

Okay here is one you can try which should work, www.ebay.co.uk/itm/For-2006-13-Honda-Accord-Civic-CRV-3-5MM-AUX-Cable-Audio-Radio-Interface-Adapter/273422661311?hash=item3fa942b6bf:g:m8UAAOSwpCFcdm2L

[@kostas_and1984]

I bought this adapter but I'm afraid the buttons will not work at the wheel ... Do you know what I can do?

[@d4main1]

@@kostas_and1984 yes, i think to save the greif buy a after market android unit or get someone to install a bluetooth reciever for audio stream for your vehicle. If you want to keep the same stereo then id say buy a fm reciever which is your cheapest option. Please look it up on the net its well worth the money.

[@d4main1]

وهذا ما يسمى كابل هوندا Y أو تسخير الأسلاك هوندا سيفيك في بعض عمليات البحث ، إذا كان أي شخص يتدفق للعثور عليه محاولة موقع ئي باي المملكة المتحدة. في الجزء الآخر ، كان "بائع الاتصال" سيسألهم عما إذا كانوا سينشرون إلى بلدك ، فقد تكون هناك رسوم بريدية عالية اعتمادًا على موقعك.

[@d4main1]

在一些搜索中，这被称为本田Y电缆或本田思域线束，如果有人正在努力寻找它，请尝试ebay英国。在这部分是sais“联系卖家”询问他们是否会发布到您的国家，根据您的位置可能会有很高的邮资费用。

[@d4main1]

prova ebay uk amico mio. nella parte era che il venditore del contatto chiede loro se spediranno in Italia.

[@d4main1]

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