Rear AC vents part kit from 2022 Civic

[stanleywinthrop]

These are the parts I ordered from Yamato. It took about 2 months for delivery, from my understanding because of the console box. Some, or even most of them may be more readily available from US sources with far cheaper shipping, but for simplicity sake I ordered all from one location.

83433-T43-J31ZA (console box)
83470-T43-J31 (mat)
83419-T24-T00 (bracket for box)
90140-TR0-A01 x 2 (bolts for bracket)
83406-TVA-A01ZA (rear outlet)
83453-T24-T01 (rear duct)
83451-T24-T01ZA (rear housing)
91550-SFJ-W01ZE (plastic clip for main duct)

They fit together perfectly and work in conjunction with the main duct, splitter, and charger/harness in the mikstore kit. I ending up chucking everything else mikstore provided.

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[selentia]

I did the majority of the mod over the weekend, but just installed the finishing touch on this mod, which was fixing that the USB ports did not light up at night:

Mikstore provides a 6 pin connector with the USB-C ports that's supposed to plug into the connector at the bottom left of the cabin fusebox. I have my homelink mirror plugged into that, but the homelink mirror harness has another connector just like that that's plugged with a dummy plug. I disconnected the dummy plug and plugged the Mikstore harness in and it works. The only thing (based on a pinout I saw somewhere) is I don't think the usb ports will light up at night if you go through the homelink mirror harness.

I also did the Accord HomeLink mirror harness instead of connecting a jumper on the original Integra connector. Problem is that the passthrough connector on the harness only passes through two pins. One of the missing pins is needed by the Mikstore harness:

My solution was to crimp together a splitter for the 6-pin option connector:

Also tidied up the wiring a little bit, I ziptied the harness to the vent that runs across the bottom of the dash area, then ziptied and tucked the slack up behind the fuse box area:

With the Accord harness plugged into one side, and the Mikstore harness plugged into the other, and the headlights on...

My fingers are still hurting from crimping my harness together, so I doubt anyone would go through all this effort just to make some USB ports light up at night. But if anyone wants to recreate the splitter, here's what I used:
Yazaki 7187-8846 - 6-pin female housing x1
Yazaki 7186-8846 - 6-pin male housing x2
Yazaki 7116-7389-02 - female pin x6
Yazaki 7114-7386-02 - male pin x12
~3ft. of 22AWG stranded wire

I already had a tool for crimping Molex PC pins that worked okay, but a Yazaki-specific crimping die might work better.

 

[akoza]

I did the majority of the mod over the weekend, but just installed the finishing touch on this mod, which was fixing that the USB ports did not light up at night:



I also did the Accord HomeLink mirror harness instead of connecting a jumper on the original Integra connector. Problem is that the passthrough connector on the harness only passes through two pins. One of the missing pins is needed by the Mikstore harness:

My solution was to crimp together a splitter for the 6-pin option connector:

Also tidied up the wiring a little bit, I ziptied the harness to the vent that runs across the bottom of the dash area, then ziptied and tucked the slack up behind the fuse box area:

With the Accord harness plugged into one side, and the Mikstore harness plugged into the other, and the headlights on...

My fingers are still hurting from crimping my harness together, so I doubt anyone would go through all this effort just to make some USB ports light up at night. But if anyone wants to recreate the splitter, here's what I used:
Yazaki 7187-8846 - 6-pin female housing x1
Yazaki 7186-8846 - 6-pin male housing x2
Yazaki 7116-7389-02 - female pin x6
Yazaki 7114-7386-02 - male pin x12
~3ft. of 22AWG stranded wire

I already had a tool for crimping Molex PC pins that worked okay, but a Yazaki-specific crimping die might work better.

Very nice! I ended up just depinning that wire on the fusebox side of the Mikstore harness, and moving it over to the ACC wire. So instead of the backlights turning on with the car's lights, they're just always on when the car is on. I'll take that over not being backlit at all.

 

[jdm_94]

I did the majority of the mod over the weekend, but just installed the finishing touch on this mod, which was fixing that the USB ports did not light up at night:



I also did the Accord HomeLink mirror harness instead of connecting a jumper on the original Integra connector. Problem is that the passthrough connector on the harness only passes through two pins. One of the missing pins is needed by the Mikstore harness:

My solution was to crimp together a splitter for the 6-pin option connector:

Also tidied up the wiring a little bit, I ziptied the harness to the vent that runs across the bottom of the dash area, then ziptied and tucked the slack up behind the fuse box area:

With the Accord harness plugged into one side, and the Mikstore harness plugged into the other, and the headlights on...

My fingers are still hurting from crimping my harness together, so I doubt anyone would go through all this effort just to make some USB ports light up at night. But if anyone wants to recreate the splitter, here's what I used:
Yazaki 7187-8846 - 6-pin female housing x1
Yazaki 7186-8846 - 6-pin male housing x2
Yazaki 7116-7389-02 - female pin x6
Yazaki 7114-7386-02 - male pin x12
~3ft. of 22AWG stranded wire

I already had a tool for crimping Molex PC pins that worked okay, but a Yazaki-specific crimping die might work better.

I did use the wiring from the Integra A-spec (not direct plug and play tho) have to change the big blue plug but usb port light up without do anything of this just In case anybody what to go with the A-spec wiring.

 

[edido]

I did use the wiring from the Integra A-spec (not direct plug and play tho) have to change the big blue plug but usb port light up without do anything of this just In case anybody what to go with the A-spec wiring.

Can you share what changes you made? I have A-spec harness, but have no idea what to do with it

 

[jdm_94]

Can you share what changes you made? I have A-spec harness, but have no idea what to do with it

I did something like that,

 

[acurax]

In case you're interested, here's the connector description.

 

[naitsirhc]

For those with the black interior on the ITS looking for the FL5 armrest bracket swap, I found an alternative. The armrest from the FL1 6 MT is identical to the black ITS armrest, just with the FL5 bracket.

83405-T43-J31ZA

Armrest ASSY., Console *R183L* (R183L Thread Red)

 

[bigfatflip]

For those with the black interior on the ITS looking for the FL5 armrest bracket swap, I found an alternative. The armrest from the FL1 6 MT is identical to the black ITS armrest, just with the FL5 bracket.

83405-T43-J31ZA

Armrest ASSY., Console *R183L* (R183L Thread Red)

Damn, great find. Wished I had seen this before doing mine. Ended up using the FL5 arm rest, but wasn't too crazy about the suede. Not that I don't like the way it looks, but I know my ashy elbow is going to make it gross eventually lol

 

[AznRiceBoi]

White 6 pin connector (left of the 2 green ones) on fusebox. Homelink mirror is plugged into it. Other white 6-pin connector in front of it (above the 2A fuse label in the photo)

How did you pull the harness from the centre console over to the fusebox?

 

[akoza]

How did you pull the harness from the centre console over to the fusebox?

I started at the fusebox, routed the USB side under the steering wheel, and zip tied it to other wires or holes down there. You need to be sure it doesn't interfere with the pedals or the knee airbag. You should be able to route it behind the center console where it meets the front wall of the car, and through the rest of the center console.

Here are a few screenshots from video I recorded. I drew two red rectangles around the wire in the first image so you have an idea of where it's routed. The second image shows the wire running into the center console (with all the trim removed). The third image shows where I attached the ground wire (I used the screw that holds in the plastic trim piece behind the giant trim piece with the traction control button - make sure it's behind the plastic trim and is touching the metal piece that the screw goes into).

 

[acurax]

If you prefer to use a factory ground, there's one up in behind the plastic trim beside the dead petal. I actually found it surprisingly easy to use when installing the '24 Accord Homelink Mirror wiring harness. Just need a 1/4" socket wrench due to the limited space. IIRC, the socket size was 10mm.

 

[AznRiceBoi]

Awesome. Thanks for the tips guys

 

[bigfatflip]

Figured I'd double post here. Selling a BNIB FL5 center console. Was backordered forever and so I ended up finding one locally.

https://www.integraforums.com/forum/threads/fs-bnib-fl5-center-console-base.57904/

 

[AznRiceBoi]

Did anyone have trouble fitting the duct that runs to the back?

If I fully seat the duct into the splitter, it knocks the duct connecting to the floor vent out of place. My duct also doesn't seem to be long enough as the hole for the clip doesn't like up with the metal bracket.

I got my kit off AliExpress so wondering if I got a crappy tube/duct. I assumed that they were all made in the same factory...

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