Honda Civic power windows wiring diagram for the Honda Civic 2006. This diagram may apply to Honda Civic FD also known as Eight Generation Honda Civic or model years 2006-2011. The wiring diagram shows the wiring details of the Power Window Master Switch, the Driver’s Window Control Unit, the Front Passenger’s Window Switch, the Left Rear Window Switch, the Right Rear Window Switch, and their corresponding Window Motors.
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