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It's call "FM Traffic" and it's built into the OEM navigation system through hardware and software. Either your navigation system has it or it doesn't. Looking at Honda's US and Canadian websites, the US website mentions that it comes built-in whereas the Canadian website does not mention it at...

Yeah, you'll be fine. I did the exact same thing on my first manual car. You'll eventually learn how the car handles, when to shift to avoid high RPMs, and how to transition between the clutch and pedal. Just take your time.

Also, make sure you don't have any other keys from other cars nearby. Key's from other cars can interfere with your system and not allow your car to start.

Have you tried using your other key instead?

The worst winds are set to start hitting here in a few hours.

The LED is molded into the plastic underneath, so you'd have to break it off somehow and wire new LEDs...something I wasn't interested in doing. The safe bet is to put some sort of red film overlay on the top of the "Civic" to filter the light through. I haven't ruled out installing an overlay...

The only thing I'm worried about is my car. I have no garage!

Yeah, sorry. I don't have the part number. But as you've already mentioned, it's not available in the US or Canada.

I guess that's up to the voters. Having more details might help, but you may find a particular article better because it's easier for you to understand or pertains to something that anyone can do. Regardless of what the item is or how detailed you make it, post it up and let everyone vote on...

Here are my two new articles for this contest: DIY 2012+ Civic "JDM" Red Hazard Warning Switch DIY 2012+ Civic Illuminated Door Sills/Side Steps (4 Door)

It wasn't that bad. My fingers hurt like hell and I broke two fastening clips, but it was only two out probably 12 and they're replaceable. :shrug: I probably won't be touching the dashboard again unless I have a better reason...like adding a backup camera or something.

I'm sorry, but I don't have the part number. If I do get it, I'll post it here.

Finalize Reinstall all of interior trim and you're all done! Here are photos of the final results: Big thanks to Andy for obtaining the correct genuine garnish kit for me from overseas. Questions? Feel free to post your comments below!

I read that the FD2 button doesn't fit properly, although I can't personally confirm that.

INSTALLING THE ILLUMINATOR DOOR SILLS Front Driver and Passenger side sills: On the driver's and passenger's side front, apply masking tape next to the forward clip holes. Position the front step illuminator garnishes as shown below. Pull the illuminator cables over the door opening...

ROUTING THE HARNESS Attach the fuse label. Disconnect the vehicle connector. NOTE: You will either have a 4-pin or 20-pin connector. In this article, the 20-pin connector is shown. Cut two inches (50 mm) off of the harness insulation/loom. Be careful to not damage the harness. Connect...

DIY 2012 Civic Illuminated Door Sills/Side Steps (4 Door) This article covers the illuminated door sill kit installation for model year 2012. This kit is NOT compatible with model year 2013. Click on any of the pictures to see them in a higher resolution. What you need: Genuine Honda...

It didn't light up when I pressed it. Unless it lights up when the light switch is on, I don't think it has that capability. I'll let you know if it does.

DIY 2012 Civic "JDM" Red Hazard Warning Switch What you need: Genuine Honda red hazard warning switch Phillips screwdriver Important Notes: Be careful not to damage any of the parts you will be removing. The plastic parts can be forgiving, but the clips holding them in place are not. Even...