DIY DIY - Honda 5 Pin Magic Switch!

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AP generally seems to be pretty trustworthy in his answers. Wheels and suspension are semi-suspect with "flusher" tendencies.... I do however have to say his electrical stuff is pretty solid from what I can tell. I'd take his word for it. I don't think he'd BS you just for fun.

Also, I like his use of unicorns.
 
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Nix said:
AP generally seems to be pretty trustworthy in his answers. Wheels and suspension are semi-suspect with "flusher" tendencies.... I do however have to say his electrical stuff is pretty solid from what I can tell. I'd take his word for it. I don't think he'd BS you just for fun.

Also, I like his use of unicorns.
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hahaha flusher :D

Yeahhh unicorns... haha my bad lol
 
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Pauly99to17 said:
I don't really understand why you would ask a question if you are not going to believe the answer you get unless it is the answer you want. ? I have taken that switch completely apart to its individually pieces. There are no coil windings. AP and @323 have done the same. You can buy one if you like and see for yourself or you might consider that the answer you got is correct.
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See, now thats what I was looking for. Agreement on disagreeing.

I'll still be looking into it ;)
 
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The other 5 pin button in the car - the flasher button. Same construction. There is nothing on the piece of plastic switch itself.

Your switch:


The pins:
 
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sure looks a lot like a coil to me hahahaha!

Whatever he is obviously asking a question he doesn't actually wants the answer to. Just wants to be a :unicorn:
 
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xXCiviXx said:
@Pauly99to17 and @AlienPrime you guys are awesome!! Ordered my switch and should be here Thursday! Thanks for all the work you two put into this!
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Are you going to solder or going to junkyard for the green plug?
Actually, forget soldering. You should do what @ADExternal suggested: use little pins that slide over the pins.
 
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I was gunna check out a pick your part that is a couple blocks from the dealership but if I come out empty handed I'll have to look into that. Soldering definitely isn't my strongest skill lol
 
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xXCiviXx said:
I was gunna check out a pick your part that is a couple blocks from the dealership but if I come out empty handed I'll have to look into that. Soldering definitely isn't my strongest skill lol
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I think I might have an extra green plug around somewhere. PM me if you don't have any luck finding one.
 
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