Honda Civic Radio Display repair
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- Are some of the segments on your display going out? Honda didn't use enough (or the right) solder on these displays meaning that over time, small hairline cracks occur in the joints causing the pins to lose connection.
Did this yesterday, just reflowed the existing solder joints and it works perfectly now. The disassembly was easily the most challenging part in the whole process, really hated those clips in the dash.
Thanks for that. Nice to see UA-cam recommended a video that's useful for a change. I assumed the LED segments were dying on my mum's 2010 Civic (1.4 i-Shift) as they did on my Blaupunkt Canberra display from the early '90s, only on the Honda some days the entire display would light up as normal and other times and after driving for long periods some of the segments were gone. I didn't think of pressing the surroundings to see if it made a difference as you did. When I have the car back and have enough time, I'll deal with the dry solder joints on those pins just as you did.
Hi! Did you ever manage to get the soldering done?
@@VynZography I never got round to doing it as I didn't have enough time and now my 2006 Accord's display is doing a similar thing.
@@chrisperyagh Sad. Seems like a lot of Honda's from around this time have this problem.
I added solder on each pin.
It was very hard, as my eyesight is average and my soldering skills are less than average.
However, all done, and it works perfectly and no more missing segments.
Great vid brother. This helped me a lot. I thought it would have been ribbon and not through pins like this. I am about to try this thanks to you. I am an experienced at soldering soo.... Not sure what flux you used but the stuff in the syringe works best. The pen and brush on stuff just not half as good simply. Using that alone would have been enough to reflow the existing solder effectively. Yeah sorry too say, much solder you used. Tbh I was surprised it worked, I thought you may have bridged a few near the middle there. Not critical as it seems to work great. Nice! A solderphile would suggest to remove the solder using copper braid and putting new on but not needed. Hot air would work the best if you lucky enough. Iron is fine tho. I would reccomend not adding solder for a first try at lest. Good stuff 👏🏻 👍🏻
You are very welcome. I bought that solder from Maplin years ago but it is real easy to use when coiled up like that 👍.
Thank you, easy to give solder if you USE a lot of resin, fixed mine! Thank you for The tutorial
Thank you very much. This was very helpful.
I love the way you call it an easy fix and assume everyone has a soldering iron
😂 yeh sorry about that!
There's another video that fixes this using a heat gun: ua-cam.com/video/yCOkfTMSFEw/v-deo.html
Thanks for your video. I've Honda civic 2009 i-vtec 1.8 ex gt. Recently I'm facing similar problem like sound is beeping in every 30 seconds for lcd display malfunctioned.
No Problem. It seems there are soldering problems all over this model :-(
Hi, i have the same problem, but mine beeps every 5 seconds, did you get to fix it?
I tried to open the sat NAV but It's too hard to pull up the whole monitor. I'll try again...
Thank u very much , i got same problem
This fix worked for me too!
Nice work 👍. I'd love to have seen you puing the display out. I had this problem and was going to do the resoldering but I felt if I pulled any harder something would crack.
Hi. I left that out because I think there were a few videos already showing the removal better like this one ua-cam.com/video/U4_6OUKaitk/v-deo.html
I love my Honda.
Gonna try this. Thanks mate!
First test result: all 100%!
But the display issue is inconsistent (sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't), so time will tell if it stays ok 🤞
Fwiw: I only melted the original tin (didn't add any, as it was too small)
Tnx again
@Sirrah81 hey well done for trying! So all segments work now? 😀
@@VynZography
I only briefly tested, but so far, yes
@Sirrah81 woo hoo! Awesome!
Step 1 - I melt every solder = didn't work
Step 2 - I added solder on every pins = works perfectly
~ Honda Civic 8 with Navi (smaller radio display)
Hey mate, thanks for the video. I have just repaired it with re-heating (no-addition). Worked 2 weeks and then again missing segments. What do you suggest ? Should I add more solder with solder flux ? Since the area is so small, I am concertful with damaging the pins.
Thanks for the support ;)
Hi, yeah I really think more solder is needed. They used the bare minimum with this thing when making it! The small pins make it tricky but just take your time. You wont damage the pins but you can solder pins together, which is obviously not good. If you do this then suck the solder off and try again.
You missed crucial point how to open the firt plastic cover to reach to those screws
Great work mate
Definitely recommend using flux to make the soldering easier
What's flux ?
Does yours popple and crackle before you fixed it occasionally? When I drive for long periods I would get the display issues you have and then loud pops and it kept turning itself on and off again.
Hi. Noooo I never had any popping or cracking....😶
I have the issue you describe, strong popping sounds and radio turning off and on by itself, very annoying - i usually turn it off from the Fuse. Sometimes it works months without issues, sometimes it does it every day.
@@TheHahavia Yeah, I replaced the whole radio unit with a "new" one and same issue remained, even after soldering too. I'm thinking it might be something to do with the actual cable itself? But that's way above my paygrade lol
@@TheHahavia my one does the same and reading other forums/watching other videos I believe OPs video cures all of it. I've noticed the random on/off accompanied by a loud pop happens in wet/rainy weather however what I call the "Atari display" gets worse if it's dry and warm outside. :/
@@alexivanov9652 I've got both these issues so I'm hoping ops advice solves it. The radio popping in and out seems pretty random. It can happen after driving for an hour or almost as soon as car is started. I'm gonna try this and hope it sorts the issue 🤞
Thanks for this video.
Is only the small white case with the electronic board inside buyable anywhere, without a need to buy the whole unit?
It looks like Honda only sell the complete unit www.parts-honda.uk/honda-cars/CIVIC/2007/18-TYPE-S/ELECTRICAL-EQUIPMENTS-EXHAUST-HEATER/METER-COMPONENTS/17SMR701/B__1210/3/10531
They're like 100- 150 now. I'll do it but use a proper magnifying glass.
OMG for reals. The prices have rocketed up recently!
@@VynZography I know. I guess it means not many of these cars are being scrapped which is a good thing 😂
Funny how the sat nav display which has clocks AND a full colour LCD display is going for between £30 and £40 🤣
Hey man. I've got my screen playing up and also the radio has a habit of cutting in and out, the 2 issues seem to go hand in hand so I was wandering if check this and its the problem, will it also resolve the issue of the radio cutting in and out?
Hi. The radio supplies data to the display, so it seems likely that the problem is in your radio unit...
I have this issue but no soldering iron. Or experience in using one. How easy is it get out and order a replacement instead?
It's a bit tricky sometimes getting the display out but get yourself some good trim removal tools and have a lot of patience.
I have this set about 10 years now. This is not a sponsored link and i get nothing if you use it www.amazon.co.uk/Facom-FCMCRD5-Specialist-Mechanics-Tools/dp/B002XEB4SS/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=facom+trim+removal+tools&qid=1621620829&sr=8-5
@@VynZography cheers, I ended up using a flat head and managed to get it out to see the coding on the back. Just need to find a new one now. I rang the local honda dealership they quoted £600.... thats a no. Seen some on ebay but dont know how trustworthy
is this how you fix the speedo dropping out also
No... the Speedo is a different cluster.
Rather than soldering, could you not just buy a new display off ebay for £30 and fit that? I have never soldered before.
Sure. But I think the problem is because of the poor factory soldering so repair is a more long term solution.
Going to need to do this myself soon, but need the car quite a lot. Will removing it impact driving the car in anyway whilst I find the time to resolder?
Everything will still work, you just wont be able to see your radio display or know what temp your AC is at.
@@VynZography Cheers
soldering does it work with speedo to? because sometimes turns of and off automatically
Hi, cant say for sure as I havn't opened up that part.
@@VynZography it is same soldered as radio display
I fixed both my speedometer and radio display just by reheating the pins. The speedometer is much easier to do since there are fewer pins and distance between them is more generous and there is more solder on them.
Remains to be seen how long this fix will last...
Thank you for the video. I soldered again the pins. 7-segment displays are ok now. But, the illumination is too faded. Any advice??
Are all the segments faded the same? That might indicate a different problem, like perhaps the backlight. Does adjusting the dashboard light dimmer make it brighter or darker?
@@VynZography I adjust the dashboard lighting by turning left or right the trimming button in the left of the dashboard. I can see adjustment. But when i select the brightest option, the segments are not illuminated as they were illuminated in the past. The adjustment occurs on ALL segments at the same time. Do you think the problem is on the backlight? It it easy to access and check it?
@@VynZography Thank you for your reply! All the segments are faded the same...
@@mixlimantz I think the problem lies somwhere else then. :-( Sorry but I dont know what to suggest.
@@VynZography Thank you. I suppose the problem is on radio unit. Sometime the radio suddenly turns off and then turns on randomly... This may affect the display...
mine completely gone black and my radio not working too
Hi, thank you for this video. Do you know the name of this display, the number I can identify it with? I can't find it on ebay, I would love to order a replacement for mine. Thank you in advance
Hi, I searched for Honda Civic Clock DIsplay and found a few: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2006-2010-HONDA-CIVIC-MK8-2-2-I-CTDI-RADIO-CLOCK-DIGITAL-DISPLAY-PANEL-SMR-39710/363217871489?epid=555194702&hash=item549178e281:g:RbEAAOSwaRhgTTTO
@@VynZography thank you so much, I don't get why, but I can't find any more offers on eBay, even I try to search for the exact name you sent or the number. Super strange.
Again, thank you so much, you made my day.
@@1crackaddict have you tried catcarinfo or a similar website? All you need is your vin number and then navigate through the menu until you reach the part that you need from where you just copy the part number and paste in ebay/google/amazon/whatevers
@@alexivanov9652 hi Alex, thank you. I have trouble finding the exact part on the website, I am but sure and even if I google the part, I only get a few website selling it for huge prices. Do you know the number of this clock display? The steering wheel is in the left side.
@@alexivanov9652 sorry to bother you again, but do you have an id on this part? Iam a noob and can't find the right one. Steering wheel is on the left.
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Is it still working? I need to redo mine as its gone fucked again ☹️☹️
Yep mate still going strong. I think adding more solder is key.
@@VynZography I'm going to have another go this weekend and really take my time with it. Thanks for the video pal
@@davegraham1398 any luck? How was it going?
@@1crackaddict absolutely shite, need a new one
it is coming someplastic burning smell by my radio and the display is like losing the leds after 20 minuzes on?!!?
Anyone in the London area willing to repair mine ? Will pay for the service to be carried out
Hi. Sorry I don't know anyone, and I dont have the time to do it myself ☹️
Thanks for replying… it’s not a huge problem but can be frustrating
I know how you feel. They come up on eBay from time to time but I’ve seen them go for like £100 🙁