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Before installing a new stereo into the mounting dock of the 2003 Honda Civic, be sure to disconnect the grounding cable away from the vehicle's negative battery terminal. The electrical system may short through the installation must the cable be left linked. Remove the stereo away from the Civic's dash plus disconnect the stereo wiring connectors also antenna cable guide from the rear panel of the stock unit. Pay for a Honda faceplate adapter for a professional looking installation also install the aftermarket head unit yourself.

Trouble: Moderate Directions

Things You'll Need:

Wiring harness adapter

10-mm wrench

1 Slide the aftermarket faceplate adapter in the Civic's stereo bracket. Insert the new stereo unit into the faceplate adapter until it snaps in place.

2 Link the Civic's stereo wiring connectors to the wiring harness adapter. Plug the wiring harness adapter leads in the outlets on the rear panel of the new head unit. Insert the antenna cable to the FM/AM antenna input on the again about the new stereo. Slide the stereo into the Honda's stereo dock until it locks into place. Press all over the perimeter of the stereo assembly panel to secure it to the Civic's dashboard.

3 Replace the 10-mm screw bolt underneath the dashboard with the socket also ratchet. Location the little fag lighter dash panel against the dashboard underneath the stereo assembly. Press firmly across the panel until it snaps back onto the dashboard. Shift to the Honda's engine compartment.

4 Place the grounding cable clamp over the Civic's adverse battery terminal. Tighten the bolt on the wire's clamp with the wench. Close the hood.