Have finished this swap, runs great, no codes. The CVT trans is garbage and expensive to replace.
Purchased 2015 civic bad cvt trans for very cheap.
Used 2012 civic trans, harness, shifter, cable, catalitic converter, steering rack computer, ecu, abs unit, tpms module, cluster and cv-axles.
Connector differs on the ecu, must repin the 14-15 connector A and swap with the plastic connector A from the 12-13. It's wire for wire the same, match colors and swap wire to the older connector.
When swapping wire to other connector cut 14-15 ecu connector ends off 1 by 1 and crimp 12-13 ecu connector pins on while inserting them back into the plug. Top and bottom row use large pins,
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Middle 3 rows use small pins
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Uses Molex crimper with sizes 1.6, 1.9, 2.2
Connector under the master cylinder must swap 3 wires on the donor harness. This is important or car won't start. See pic for detailed instructions.
Swap cluster, abs unit, steering rack computer, ecu. The modules from the 14-15 will throw codes, cannot communicate with the can bus on the 12-13 ecu. Car will run but dash will be a x-mas tree unless swapped.
Swapped shifter and cable from the 12-13 to show correct gear indicators.
Must use 12-13 catalitic for the dual 02 sensors.
Can use the ignition from the donor car to match the ecu so you don't have to worry about the security. I have a scanner so was easy to program the 14-15 key to the 12-13 ecu.
If your donor ecu has tpms you have to grab the module and pigtail and wire it in so the ecu can see it. There is connector M on the back of the interior fuse box, has 2 blank holes for the tpms wires, take connector apart and wire in blue and brown wires. Black ground to chassis, other 3 wires splice to obd2 connector, red, white, light blue.
* NOTES *
This was done on a car with a key ignition. If you have a push button you will have to wire the old security into the ecu to bypass the anti theft. I have not done this yet so I have no knowledge on how to do this type of swap.
Purchased 2015 civic bad cvt trans for very cheap.
Used 2012 civic trans, harness, shifter, cable, catalitic converter, steering rack computer, ecu, abs unit, tpms module, cluster and cv-axles.
Connector differs on the ecu, must repin the 14-15 connector A and swap with the plastic connector A from the 12-13. It's wire for wire the same, match colors and swap wire to the older connector.
When swapping wire to other connector cut 14-15 ecu connector ends off 1 by 1 and crimp 12-13 ecu connector pins on while inserting them back into the plug. Top and bottom row use large pins,
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Middle 3 rows use small pins

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Connector under the master cylinder must swap 3 wires on the donor harness. This is important or car won't start. See pic for detailed instructions.
Swap cluster, abs unit, steering rack computer, ecu. The modules from the 14-15 will throw codes, cannot communicate with the can bus on the 12-13 ecu. Car will run but dash will be a x-mas tree unless swapped.
Swapped shifter and cable from the 12-13 to show correct gear indicators.
Must use 12-13 catalitic for the dual 02 sensors.
Can use the ignition from the donor car to match the ecu so you don't have to worry about the security. I have a scanner so was easy to program the 14-15 key to the 12-13 ecu.
If your donor ecu has tpms you have to grab the module and pigtail and wire it in so the ecu can see it. There is connector M on the back of the interior fuse box, has 2 blank holes for the tpms wires, take connector apart and wire in blue and brown wires. Black ground to chassis, other 3 wires splice to obd2 connector, red, white, light blue.
* NOTES *
This was done on a car with a key ignition. If you have a push button you will have to wire the old security into the ecu to bypass the anti theft. I have not done this yet so I have no knowledge on how to do this type of swap.