Si Navigation

[Fenderx69]

Would a 06+ Civic si navigation be able to modified into one of our cb7's?

[HenRoc]

You can fit the unit in the car but wiring it to work properly is a whole different story.

Someone on here got the navigation unit from an Odssey to work (2nd gen Odyssey) from what I could gather it had something to do with running only 9 wires to make it work.

Unfortunately the radio function doesn't work just the nav unit and he got a a/v converter to be able to play movies via his iPod

[sonikaccord]

Would a 06+ Civic si navigation be able to modified into one of our cb7's?

Sure...How much modification it would it take is the question

[Tippey764]

the 2nd gen odyssy and 99-03/01-03 acura CL/TL navigation unit can fit into the double din spot, although it is NOT a radio so you will have to relocate that.

[deevergote]

If you can physically fit the unit in the dashboard, then you can use it. You just have to figure out how to wire it up... and as said above, THAT is the tricky part. It'd all be custom, and I don't think anyone has done it... so you'd be on your own.

You'd be better off investing in an aftermarket head unit that had a flip out screen and navigation. Pioneer makes a decent one that I've had a chance to play with (though the navigation sucks compared to my cheapie Garmin!)
Still, I understand the desire to have factory Honda stuff... it makes it seem a little more coherent!

[Fenderx69]

well my buddy is parting out his civic si and it had the navigation i was thinking maybe i could find a way to do it.

[vietkid_2006]

It's a little over whelming when you see the wire loom for the Civic SI.

I've been planning on getting one for awhile now but they're quite expensive...

a brand new Alpline/Pioneer is usually cheaper.

[sonikaccord]

I say go for it anyway...the forums got your back.

[Sarthos]

If you can physically fit the unit in the dashboard, then you can use it

Correction. If you can physically fit the unit anywhere in the vehicle. You could mount it to your ceiling and still have it work just fine. Problem is the wires. Pull it out, and make SURE that you get any and all external sensors it may have.

[DariuszZ]

My JVC unit works perfectly and if i could wire that shit up, anyone can. Its $500 and it looks great!

[Sarthos]

Quite complex wiring I see, just from the pic of the back of it...looks doable though.

[sonikaccord]

http://www.8thcivic.com/forums/i-c-e...avigation.html
It's balanced and it's doable

[lucifer1]

It is a pretty basic wiring install. You need to add speed pulse, reverse, and dimmer to the normal radio wiring. You also have steering controls that can be wired up. Depending on the model you can add a microphone for voice commands, navi swc, and aux input. Just make sure to get a non premium/non SI because the premium/SI have no power and require an amplifier.