2006 Civic Sedan - Blinking Red light

Discussion in 'Civic' started by Roy Starrin, Oct 6, 2006.

  1. Roy Starrin

    Roy Starrin Guest

    I tried RTFM and I will accept that I'm dumb, because I could not find
    anything directly relevant.
    The Audio system anti-theft light blinks every 2 seconds when the car
    is unattended. Isn't that a bit much? Can I turn it off?
    I'm sure if I could get the service manual I might find out, but
    apparently that document will never exist for the owner.
     
    Roy Starrin, Oct 6, 2006
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  2. Roy Starrin

    jim beam Guest

    it's supposed to do that - part of the "theft deterrent" system.
    no. the current drawn by the led on a 2s cycle is trivial - less than
    the ecu on standby.
    no. even if you replace the stereo, chances are, it too has a standby
    load, and i doubt it will be less than the drain caused by your blinking
    led. a non-blinking stereo is much more likely to be stolen.
     
    jim beam, Oct 6, 2006
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  3. Roy Starrin

    Woody Guest

    The service manuals are available at www.helminc,com
     
    Woody, Oct 6, 2006
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  4. Roy Starrin

    Roy Starrin Guest

    No. The service manuals are NOT available from Helminc/
    When you go to the spot to order, what is printed is the following:

    2006 Civic 2/4-Door Service Manual (KA)
    Price: $75.00 Item temporarily unavailable. The item will be
    available on 10/9/06. Click here if you would like to be notified
    when this item becomes available.

    This has been going on since last June when I bought the car. The
    only thing that changes is the date, but it doesn't make any
    difference because I have repeatedly clicked and filled in my address
    and have never been notified of availability. The last time I called
    Honda corporate in L.A. they hadn't a clue as to when it would be
    available.

    Now---You were saying?!?!?
     
    Roy Starrin, Oct 6, 2006
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  5. Roy Starrin

    Bryan Guest

    A peice of black adhesive electrical tape will solve your problem, stick
    it over the LED.
     
    Bryan, Oct 7, 2006
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