need help installing OEM HT on MY00.
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It will work, but the fronts will eventually wear and vibrate. But OEM front and rear are good if you want to remove it on good weather days.
Did you buy this from someone? If so, can you get the mounting hardware from them?
Did you check hardtopguy or majestic honda?
If you order from Majestic, you need parts #19 (85300-S2A-902) and #20 (85350-S2A-902), and probably the bolts for it #33 and #37.
Not sure which part the defroster kit is. Not sure who's running hardtopguy now, but they should be able to give you an answer.
Did you buy this from someone? If so, can you get the mounting hardware from them?
Did you check hardtopguy or majestic honda?
If you order from Majestic, you need parts #19 (85300-S2A-902) and #20 (85350-S2A-902), and probably the bolts for it #33 and #37.
Not sure which part the defroster kit is. Not sure who's running hardtopguy now, but they should be able to give you an answer.
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Defroster harness is a separate category.
Wire harness (hardtop)
For a 2000, the correct part #s will depend on your VIN.
Wire harness (hardtop)
For a 2000, the correct part #s will depend on your VIN.
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It will work, but the fronts will eventually wear and vibrate. But OEM front and rear are good if you want to remove it on good weather days.
Did you buy this from someone? If so, can you get the mounting hardware from them?
Did you check hardtopguy or majestic honda?
If you order from Majestic, you need parts #19 (85300-S2A-902) and #20 (85350-S2A-902), and probably the bolts for it #33 and #37.
Not sure which part the defroster kit is. Not sure who's running hardtopguy now, but they should be able to give you an answer.
Did you buy this from someone? If so, can you get the mounting hardware from them?
Did you check hardtopguy or majestic honda?
If you order from Majestic, you need parts #19 (85300-S2A-902) and #20 (85350-S2A-902), and probably the bolts for it #33 and #37.
Not sure which part the defroster kit is. Not sure who's running hardtopguy now, but they should be able to give you an answer.
Defroster harness is a separate category.
Wire harness (hardtop)
For a 2000, the correct part #s will depend on your VIN.
Wire harness (hardtop)
For a 2000, the correct part #s will depend on your VIN.
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Originally Posted by shinigamiz' timestamp='1375288338' post='22698272
It will work, but the fronts will eventually wear and vibrate. But OEM front and rear are good if you want to remove it on good weather days.
Did you buy this from someone? If so, can you get the mounting hardware from them?
Did you check hardtopguy or majestic honda?
If you order from Majestic, you need parts #19 (85300-S2A-902) and #20 (85350-S2A-902), and probably the bolts for it #33 and #37.
Not sure which part the defroster kit is. Not sure who's running hardtopguy now, but they should be able to give you an answer.
Did you buy this from someone? If so, can you get the mounting hardware from them?
Did you check hardtopguy or majestic honda?
If you order from Majestic, you need parts #19 (85300-S2A-902) and #20 (85350-S2A-902), and probably the bolts for it #33 and #37.
Not sure which part the defroster kit is. Not sure who's running hardtopguy now, but they should be able to give you an answer.
Defroster harness is a separate category.
Wire harness (hardtop)
For a 2000, the correct part #s will depend on your VIN.
Wire harness (hardtop)
For a 2000, the correct part #s will depend on your VIN.
I haven't seen any rears that do much for security, even if you have the normal types of security screws/bolts. Not sure if this is true, but you might need to find a way to pull the top down while bolting the rears in to get a good seal from wind noise. I have OEM rears and even then I have a tiny bit of wind noise on the driver's side when I get to cruising speed.
You're lucky if you don't need to use the defroster. I end up using it year round where I live, snow and ice in the winter, rain or humidity in the spring and summer. I might luck out in fall.
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Originally Posted by Sp00nFEDcrx' timestamp='1375306409' post='22699069
[quote name='shinigamiz' timestamp='1375288338' post='22698272']
It will work, but the fronts will eventually wear and vibrate. But OEM front and rear are good if you want to remove it on good weather days.
Did you buy this from someone? If so, can you get the mounting hardware from them?
Did you check hardtopguy or majestic honda?
If you order from Majestic, you need parts #19 (85300-S2A-902) and #20 (85350-S2A-902), and probably the bolts for it #33 and #37.
Not sure which part the defroster kit is. Not sure who's running hardtopguy now, but they should be able to give you an answer.
It will work, but the fronts will eventually wear and vibrate. But OEM front and rear are good if you want to remove it on good weather days.
Did you buy this from someone? If so, can you get the mounting hardware from them?
Did you check hardtopguy or majestic honda?
If you order from Majestic, you need parts #19 (85300-S2A-902) and #20 (85350-S2A-902), and probably the bolts for it #33 and #37.
Not sure which part the defroster kit is. Not sure who's running hardtopguy now, but they should be able to give you an answer.
Defroster harness is a separate category.
Wire harness (hardtop)
For a 2000, the correct part #s will depend on your VIN.
Wire harness (hardtop)
For a 2000, the correct part #s will depend on your VIN.
I haven't seen any rears that do much for security, even if you have the normal types of security screws/bolts. Not sure if this is true, but you might need to find a way to pull the top down while bolting the rears in to get a good seal from wind noise. I have OEM rears and even then I have a tiny bit of wind noise on the driver's side when I get to cruising speed.
You're lucky if you don't need to use the defroster. I end up using it year round where I live, snow and ice in the winter, rain or humidity in the spring and summer. I might luck out in fall.
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ok thanks will look into it, also im in Arizona so i really see no use for the defroster fortunately.
Originally Posted by Sp00nFEDcrx' timestamp='1375306409' post='22699069
Not looking to use the defroster so i think i wont need the harness correct?
#17
you don't need to unplug the softtop switch honestly. only if you're a dunbass that tries to put the soft top up with the hardtop in place. I have a MY00 as well and don't have the defroster installed, the front ones work quite well for the rear since the cabin is so small
#18
Pop the entire center console out (a panel popper tool is good but it can be done with a small flat-blade screwdriver if you're very careful), then reach under it and unlatch the wire connector for the switch. Might want to ziptie the connector somewhere to keep it from rattling around.
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