Honda Jazz Help

adigilani

Hi

I have recently bought a Honda Jazz 2003.
I came pre serviced but the spark plugs has been changed in a while.
Now doing my research i came across this having 8 plugs. I can see 4 of them but where are the other 4 and how to go about changing them.
Could someone help me out here.

Also the factory fitted Radio/Cassette player does have a AUX button but where is the AUX input. I cannot find it on the dash. In case if i need to make my own connection, where i can get the part... and the names of them...

jayok

If this is the iDSL then the "other" 4 plugs are at the other side of the engine head?

Re the Aux input, this is at the back of the stereo and will need an specific connection depending on the head.

Need more details about the car and engine size...is this a EDM or JDM import?

<edit> Forgot attachment.

adigilani

This is a European Irish car...
I think it is Honda Jazz S but cannot be certain as the log book doesn't say... but under the hood it is iDSL... It is 1.4...

About the AUX input, would you know where i can easily get one without going to the dealers....

jayok

It depends on the connector on the back of your headunit

http://www.hondafitjazz.com/audio.htm

or

http://www.oemautosound.com/pc-289-88-pie-hon03pc-son-honda-auxiliary-input-adapter-20o3-2006.aspx

Ebay will be your friend here.

adigilani

jayok wrote: »

It depends on the connector on the back of your headunit

http://www.hondafitjazz.com/audio.htm

or

http://www.oemautosound.com/pc-289-88-pie-hon03pc-son-honda-auxiliary-input-adapter-20o3-2006.aspx

Ebay will be your friend here.

i actually been through the first site you told me... could you tell me where i can go and get these connectors showed in hondafitjazz.com
thanks for your reply by the way

jayok

I'd start digging through ebay or Maplins/Farnell/RS for a connector. Not sure if you'll get a cable ready purchased, but if you are handy with a soldering iron (or find a friend) you'll make this up in no time.

There's a typical 0.1 inch spacing between the pins.

e.g. http://ie.farnell.com/te-connectivity/104257-5/housing-receptacle-6way/dp/1777055

The picture shows 2-way, but the datasheet is 6-way - costs whopping €0.79

adigilani

jayok wrote: »

I'd start digging through ebay or Maplins/Farnell/RS for a connector. Not sure if you'll get a cable ready purchased, but if you are handy with a soldering iron (or find a friend) you'll make this up in no time.

There's a typical 0.1 inch spacing between the pins.

e.g. http://ie.farnell.com/te-connectivity/104257-5/housing-receptacle-6way/dp/1777055

The picture shows 2-way, but the datasheet is 6-way - costs whopping €0.79

thanks for your reply...
i will go to maplin tomorrow...
i have been to ebay and this ipod conversion kits are more than 40€+pp...
i am handy with soldering, so i think i will do it myself...