Dereck Waller

How many people out there hate molex plugs?

Here is how I dealt with them when adding actuators to a Acura Integra's doorlocks.


Here is the factory wires in the factory boot on the passenger door.


Here is the boot removed from the anchor points, you can see that on this car there is only on molex plug at the door side, the other side is just your regular normal open boot.


Here is the molex into the door to the factory speaker.

Here is a close up of the molex connector on the door side, no where to run wire here.


There, now we can run a couple wires to the actuator through the molex.

Here is the door side molex attached back to the door, you can see the two wires protruding through now.

Here's what it looks like from inside the door looking through the speaker hole.

Now the wires are fished through the rubber boot.
Then just feed them through the hole in the door jamb, to where they will be connected to the relays.

The pic at the start of this was actually taken after all this was done, so it should look factory when done.

Dereck Waller

I can do most Honda molex's in about 1/2 an hour per door from start to finish. I have pics of the easiest way to do Civic's, I'll have to search and see if I can find them. Anyways it involves two people and seem really hard, but it actually only takes two people about 15 minutes. Remove the door.

Shaughn Murley

Three of the four vehicles in your signature have molex connectors

Shaughn Murley

yeah, the Honda/Acura 90 degrees at each end door boot.

GM on the other hand is the easiest. On the 99 up trucks you can unplug the harness in the kick, and pull the whole thing into the door.