Fog Light Installation Video - Honda Civic Sedan 1992 - 1995
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2024
- Aftermarket fog light installation video for the Honda Civic Sedan 1992 - 1995. Step by step how to guide to installing LED, Halo, Projector and OEM style fog lights for your car made by Spec-D Tuning:
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This video seemed easy but guess what my whole harness melted and now my wires are fried. Sooooo helpful
Thanks for the tutorial. The things that got me lost was the test light and the quick connector thing but overall it seems easy
Now I see! That's a Red car on the inside footage!
Hello,
Yes, it is a good idea to disconnect the battery terminal. You may always contact the manufacturer for specific installation instructions. Thanks, Rvinyl.com
Awesome step by step 👍
Thanks 😊
You maybe able to run it on the parking lights, the fuse however may not be rated for it. We recommend following the manufacturer's installation instructions.
The instructions are written and the video is shot for factory wiring, although you should be able to install it with your HID relay. You may need to have a professional installation to insure that you do not damage your aftermarket lights.
Can I ask u a question, I have a 94 honda prelude and the fog lights + harness and switch are impossible to find! Would I be able to purchase these cheap civic or integra fog light kits and hook them are on my prelude or are the wires that plug in car specific?
Yes, we are an authorized Spec-D retailer.
Rvinyl where can I buy this light ?
Ummmm the interior shots were of a 96-00 civic. Not an EG. and EKs dont need to be spliced anywhere. They have a spot on the fuse box for the brown connector to attach like factory
Hi I did this on my 2000 civic & now the battery light won't go off. Both the battery & alternator have been replaced. Any idea why its on & how to get it to turn off? I'd appreciate any suggestions. Thanks
Do you have to disconnect the negative terminal first because I tried to put a socket to the positive and sparks were flying it didn't short my car thank god
how can i use hids in them with a h3 hid relay harness with a switch ..any ideas ? good video!
great to hear I have a question
the dashboard of your Honda is 96 right?
what if u dont wanana runn the switch nd just wanna run the fog lights on the parking lights curcit? can u just slice nd soder them to that curcit?
what about installing foglights from a 1996 Honda Odyssey????
Did you change the dash model?
my honda has like a metal frame on the inside and it doesn't have a space for the fog lights how should i put it?
is this similar to installation on a 2000 integra?
Can i do this on my 1998 Civic?
hmm did not saw that he use a relay or something but all the diagrams in net have all relays
spec-d video?
What's the correct key ignition position tf
Does anybody knows why did the. Wires. Melt' i did the exac same on this video... The wires melt all the way to the fog lights
to thin, your lucky it didnt catch on fire
de que son los folay
cant quite see the acc power wire.
What about 2001 integra
Hello, the wiring is similar however the removal of the bumper will vary slightly. The mounting of the fog light will vary slightly as well depending on whether you are replacing your fog lights or installing them in the factory openings. Please call us at 800.503.7916 with any other questions.
I did u used. The relays
Remove the negative not the positive. If you touch metal when removing positive you will feel me. My EG misses 90% of the parts that civic have :D omg
Installation is relatively easy. If you need additional assistance, please contact us or call 800.503.7916
Last half of the video honestly sucks. That's not even an EG interior man the front bumper and everything' was on point but wtf happened to the essentials
Tf 2 different cars
Snap on tools
Just to point this out there, That is not a 92-95 that looks like 96-00
wrong its a 92-95
Juan Gonzalez the onside shot wasn’t a 92-95
Fkinn hate these you toubers never answer ,when they’re always on their cellphones