Look in this thread item: 21, 47, 72.I’m genuinely excited to hear you guys got this working. Now to figure out where I went wrong. Might be because I have a touring switch for auto wipers. Anybody mind measuring the resistance on that pin at the high and low ranges of the adjustment? Only people who have it out of the car, if yours works don’t go messing with it
With the Touring, you may want to check out this thread...https://www.civicx.com/threads/i-think-i’ve-found-a-way-to-disable-rain-sensing-wipers.17372/I’m genuinely excited to hear you guys got this working. Now to figure out where I went wrong. Might be because I have a touring switch for auto wipers. Anybody mind measuring the resistance on that pin at the high and low ranges of the adjustment? Only people who have it out of the car, if yours works don’t go messing with it
Thanks, yeah mines a hatchback so slightly different part number. Got that figured out though.Look in this thread item: 21, 47, 72.
You can order this switch from ROCKAUTO for about $20.CDN. P/N: 35256-TV0-S61
Sorry if I wasn’t clear. I have a sport and I bought the wiper stalk from the touring model to attempt this mod.With the Touring, you may want to check out this thread...https://www.civicx.com/threads/i-think-i’ve-found-a-way-to-disable-rain-sensing-wipers.17372/
You can disable the auto feature and it reverts to variable intermittent. Also, I had the wiper pad/sensing unit replaced (under warranty) and the auto wiper feature has been working much better. Not 100%, but pretty close.
Thanks I just snagged one off eBay from a 2013 EX CRV. $22 after an eBay coupon. Looks like they have the same issue we do where base models don’t have the variable delay adjustment.I got mine off a 2012 CR-V
I also have a hatchback, and I got my switch (35256-TV0-A11) off of a Type-R. I was careful to get a non-sensing switch because I wasn't sure if it would cause complications on my barebones LX.Thanks I just snagged one off eBay from a 2013 EX CRV. $22 after an eBay coupon. Looks like they have the same issue we do where base models don’t have the variable delay adjustment.
How do you get the pins out of the connector safely? Is there a tab or something you need to lift up on?The pins I got are 100% same as the ones that are there. They fit in the plug connectors without any mods to the pins or the plug.
You just have to be careful when putting them in. You gotta make sure they’re in all the way.
You do not need to pull any pins out, you only need to put 2 pins in. One on the BCM and another on your wiper switch plugHow do you get the pins out of the connector safely? Is there a tab or something you need to lift up on?
You won't find the connectors at Canadian Tire, go to a scrap yard.I ordered a stalk for my 2017 LX to add variable intermittent wipers and it arrived this week. I want to get around to installing it but I'm having trouble finding the right crimp terminal connectors. I'm in Canada, can anyone tell me if I could find the right ones at Canadian Tire or Napa for example and what exactly they're called or what I should be looking for?
If you can't locate any in a scrap yard, you can get a door harness from a Touring level Civic and pull pins out of one of the connectors in there...that's what I did for my EDM rear fog light install.You won't find the connectors at Canadian Tire, go to a scrap yard.
I've done mine with connectors I modified (this thread item 66) but if you find the connectors (this thread item 69) they fit perfectly.
I'm very happy of my mod. I ordered the wiper switch from Rockauto for a EX 2015, works great.
Good luck in your project.