2000 EM1 - Retaining cruise control with an EK9 cluster
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2000 EM1 - Retaining cruise control with an EK9 cluster
Hi guys, i was looking at purchasing an EK9 CTR cluster to go into my 2000 Civic Si.
I noticed that my stock cluster (Si) has the green female plug slot (for cruise control) on the rear of the cluster
(Si Cluster)
while the EK9 CTR cluster does NOT.
(CTR Cluster)
my questions is: If i install the CTR cluster into my Si and leave the green plug *unplugged*, will my cruise control still function correctly (despite not having the "cruise control" indicator illuminate on my CTR gauge cluster?)
I would imagine the plug itself serves to complete some sort of a circuit, but i am not sure if that would impede in the function of the cruise control system itself.
If i am NOT able to retain cruise due to the ctr clusters lack of a green socket, how would I go about getting the cruise control to function without the green plug being plugged into the back of the EK9 cluster?
Thanks in advance!
I noticed that my stock cluster (Si) has the green female plug slot (for cruise control) on the rear of the cluster
(Si Cluster)
while the EK9 CTR cluster does NOT.
(CTR Cluster)
my questions is: If i install the CTR cluster into my Si and leave the green plug *unplugged*, will my cruise control still function correctly (despite not having the "cruise control" indicator illuminate on my CTR gauge cluster?)
I would imagine the plug itself serves to complete some sort of a circuit, but i am not sure if that would impede in the function of the cruise control system itself.
If i am NOT able to retain cruise due to the ctr clusters lack of a green socket, how would I go about getting the cruise control to function without the green plug being plugged into the back of the EK9 cluster?
Thanks in advance!
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Re: 2000 EM1 - Retaining cruise control with an EK9 cluster
You mention swapping the internals over to the Si cluster, what would this accomplish? Allowing me to have the cruise control light? I dont quite understand haha.
Once again, thanks for the info man!
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Re: 2000 EM1 - Retaining cruise control with an EK9 cluster
Ahh okay i see. Im guessing i would have to get rid of the ek9 "carbon bezel" in exhange for the Si one, because the ctr one blocks out where the cruise control light is on the usdm cluster. Does that sound correct?
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Re: 2000 EM1 - Retaining cruise control with an EK9 cluster
Note
The gauge internal cannot be swapped
The screw hole to attach the gauges to the housing is different between the EK9 and SI
The gauge internal cannot be swapped
The screw hole to attach the gauges to the housing is different between the EK9 and SI
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Re: 2000 EM1 - Retaining cruise control with an EK9 cluster
While the EK9 cluster is missing the green connector slot, it has an extra orange connector slot. What is the function of the extra orange connector slot in the EK9 cluster? Is it possibly for cruise control?
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Re: 2000 EM1 - Retaining cruise control with an EK9 cluster
If you're asking if both clusters utilize the same SRS plug, yes. He could add the CC circuit to the CTR cluster, its just a board, and cut out the led opening on the face of the cluster with a small carving knife.
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Re: 2000 EM1 - Retaining cruise control with an EK9 cluster
The orange plug is for ABS . The cruise light,ABS and SRS all have there own circuit board that is separate from the cluster circuit overlay you can remove them and install them in the Ek9 cluster but it does require disassembly of the cluster and cutting the hole for the plug and indicator .
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