hello I had a 2011 Honda pilot and wondering if dose need require wiring kids or just simple plugs in ??? please help before I buy it
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This kit includes all thebparts you need to install it yourself if you are handy otherwise talk to small car shops and they will charge you a small fee and will install it for you.
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This is a complete kit that includes all the components needed for the install. You will only need basic supplies such as tools and tape.
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If you are not replacing the housing and it is the same housing then they just plug in if not the same housing as the existing then yes it will need to be hardwired
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This should have everything you would need with the exception of however you intend to connect the wires. Soldering the connections is how I did it because that is the most fool proof method, but it isn't as easy. You will need to find a wiring diagram for your particular vehicle though. I would recommend looking into the adapters from bBulldog security. You can check if they have one for your vehicle on their webpage. They are supposed to make it pretty much plug and play! Hope that helps you out.
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Comes wuth basic wiring. You might need some extra stuff depending on the vehicle. I would strongly suggest doing some research before jumping into this as a DIY project.
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you will need to get the OEM plug from best buy or some other store like amazon and wire your connections to that plug. I soldered the connections and put heat shrink tubing over them . There were about 15-20 wires.
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Hi Dennis, I had it professionally installed. As far as I know, no additional wiring harness was required.
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I installed this on my 2009 pilot. I believe most everything is the same in the 2013 model. Installation was easy and well explained by the directions. Everything is included with the kit, the only wiring to run is the flat 4 wire that plugs into an existing factory installed harness under the rear bumper.
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Nope, for my 07 Accord it required additional relay/wiring ($50). Love this unit though.
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No there isn't the only thing I did when I bought mine was I plugged it in ran the cable underneath my fuel tank and I used a zip tie and strapped it to the clutch reservoir hose. I have a 2005 Honda VFR800. No one notices its there but me.
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I agree ordered from car alarm depot send them your information they will flash the unit before you get it its a plug-and-play you in it with you only having to solder one wire together on the internal harness itself sounds difficult but very simple just rip the wire twist together and then tape off everything else is plug-and-play just take your time and it will be well worth it took me about 30 minutes
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FYI - I have a 2014 pilot and I purchased the other kit that Amazon sells for 146.85 and it did not come with the control unit harness. I am in the process of returning it now. From what I researched this part # should fit 2012 - 2014. In the picture for this kit I do not see the trailer socket harness or the control unit. See http://www.hondapartssuperstore.com/pdf/2014-honda-pilot/2014-honda-pilot-trailer-harness.pdf for the breakdown.
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No, you have to type in "2013 Honda Pilot accessories in Automotive" and scroll down for options. I'm sure they have them for your vehicle make & model. You may be asked to fill out a form witih specific options that your pilot has so they can bombard you with every accessory Amazon can think of.
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I have a 2012 SG and I needed 10 ga. Wiring for hot and ground. I bought wire and connectors and made them up myself with a fusible link cheaper than buying a wiring kit. Also check out hd forum and look for ultranutz, he has all the answers and can furnish a step by step process for hooking everything up. Everything I got from him was spot on. Worked perfectly.
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I have not. I installed mine on a 2007 Honda Accord, it's possible the factory wiring scheme is the same. In my case the installation was seamless, the product worked exactly as I expected it would. I can tell you that I have been using Metra Kit's for 40 years, there solid, well designed product.
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Yes, they are all pre-wired from the factory to be plug and play, it should be no different from my 2012
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The power source's plugs needs to be cut and you insert the wires. Your best bet is to check youtube for videos on how to wire the whole thing up. There's a few great ones on there that break it down for you.
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It comes with all wiring needed for installation. You will need to tap into car 12v, I tapped into the 12v lighter circuit in the console (not sure if that is recommended but it worked for me). The wiring harness in one seat was defective in one of the kits I bought and customer service is a dead end line with this company. I emailed and called and never had a call or email returned, so if they don't work properly you're on your own. I have ordered four kits from them. You can expect them to work for a couple years and then you will have some issues. Personally I will look elsewhere next time I buy heated seat elements. It comes with all wiring needed for installation. You will need to tap into car 12v, I tapped into the 12v lighter circuit in the console (not sure if that is recommended but it worked for me). The wiring harness in one seat was defective in one of the kits I bought and customer service is a dead end line with this company. I emailed and called and never had a call or email returned, so if they don't work properly you're on your own. I have ordered four kits from them. You can expect them to work for a couple years and then you will have some issues. Personally I will look elsewhere next... » Read More It comes with all wiring needed for installation. You will need to tap into car 12v, I tapped into the 12v lighter circuit in the console (not sure if that is recommended but it worked for me). The wiring harness in one seat was defective in one of the kits I bought and customer service is a dead end line with this company. I emailed and called and never had a call or email returned, so if they don't work properly you're on your own. I have ordered four kits from them. You can expect them to work for a couple years and then you will have some issues. Personally I will look elsewhere next time I buy heated seat elements. « Show Less