1995 Honda Civic SRS Horn Button Wiring - NRG Horn Button Proper Install

In this video I show you which wire to correctly splice into from the 4-prong connector (relay).
The horn button will work after you do this properly.
Located on the right side of the fuse panel.
Made this video after other video showed incorrect wire and cost me a few hours.
Enjoy fellow youtubers!

[@John_Lee_]

it was the blue/red wire for me. 94 dx civic

[@juliuscaesar756]

I’m having the same exact problem but I’m using my horn for my alarm and it also said to tap in to the wire right under behind the steering wheel horn do you think this will work the same with ah 90 Accord

[@jayrico95]

Where do you find that harness? Is it in the fuse box or wired up under the steering wheel? Which one is it?

[@wandaleeortiz1861]

im trying to do this to my 99 civic ...my question is what size quick connector did you use? since theres different size wires n different size connectors and im not familiar with these sizes

[@moxierepairtipsandtricks4180]

Wandalee Ortiz I used the quick splice 14-18 guage

[@chemistry4425]

Did you have to plug the red cap in your pass side airbag before doing this? My car came with a new wheel & no horn and everything I read leads me to think Ill deploy my airbags getting my horn to work

[@chrisg1762]

Will that be on the passenger side on my Honda Civic hatchback 95 or where can I look for it

[@TitanicRobot]

The black wire is what kind of wire like a charger? I’m just confused what wire to use or of it matters I hate sounding possibly stupid

[@DJMEGAMIKE312]

is this the same for 96 ek?

[@jamzempire]

Did you figure this out?

[@GainsandGanja]

is this same instruction applicable to a 95 EG Sedan? and could i purchase a quick splice from O-Reilly or AutoZone?

[@moxierepairtipsandtricks4180]

+DanceFloorJunkies Yes , O-Reilley is where I purchased them.