Nice... Be forewarned. The spring clip comes out of it's retainer easily and can fall to places unknown. There is no way to jury-rig the bulb in place without it. When putting it back, it goes under the FRONT of the washer, closest to the bulb. Make sure you push it back (towards the driver's side of the car) so it comes in contact with the screw. Then check to make sure it has not shifted during locking the clip back down...
Worked for me. I just replaced it with a standard bulb, not LED. Good enough for me, plus, LED bulbs on other cars make it difficult for us that don't see well at night while driving to see clearly. Might as well have your brights on. Standard bulbs work just fine!
So the passenger side is easy but the driver side is a pain in the but tif you can't visualize how the locking clips on. I tried not to remove the fuse box but could not get the clip to hold or lock in the notch because I couldn't see it. I unclip the fuse box (easy) and tied up the box to get the most room and unbolted the metal brackets (10mm bolts) that hold the fuse box to the body nearest the headlight to get more room and to actually see where to clip the retaining bracket onto. If you can do it without pushing up the fuse box out of the way and removing the bracket bravo to you. I tried for 15 minutes until my fingers were bruised. Pushing up the fuse box and holding it up with string and removing the bracket holding fuse box to the body help me get the room and visual sight line to see the locking area for the retaining clip. So much easier. Anyway, ordered the same exact LED bulbs and they look great and match the cutoff line and spread of the original bulbs really well. Need to test it out at night but it should be literally be night and day compared to the original bulbs which are weak as hell.
Hello Melik, I just watched your demonstration video for changing out the bulb, and you made it look so easy. Melik my 2011 CR-V's Aux. plug in I believe does not work, do you have anything on that as I would like to use my Iphone 12 through the Aux. so that I can listen to my music.
It looks like these H4 LED light bulb no longer has some sort of BOX attached to it, compare to say few years ago some LED light bulbs for 2011 Honda CRV would have that. Can someone please confirm this? So I guess it's easier to replace the light bulbs with LED ones as of end of year 2022? Thanks!
I installed the exact same bulbs on my Honda crv 2011, but now I have a problem, the (DRL) light came ON , on dashboard , and does not go off, any idea to solve this problem ??
I already installed LED lights on my CRV 2011 daylight are working but the code RDL is all the time, so do you know how clear that code flashing?? Thanks for the help
need to buy this part on Amazon "D-Lumina H4 9003 Canbus Decoder" Just installed on my 2010 CRV and had the same issue. Also the LEDs I got are brighter than orig lights on Lo beam. When putting lights on Hi beam, there is no difference between lo beam LED and hi beam LED
I was looking up kits that have power adapters so you draw straight from the battery. They say led draw to much power and will burn up your wiring harness over time. Have you had any problems with that? The other claim is with the factory reflectors there's little difference between hi/lo and others will be flashing you for it. Has that been a problem?
I have observed that LED lights are too bright and so those with them will get flashed at. I’m sticking to regular halogens, be they basic, brighter, or really bright, they are not blinding like LEDs at low beam and have greater distinction between Low and High beam modes.
most likely you will have to get a decoder harness, it's a resistor plug in since crv's don't use led. Led's technically draw less power so the ecu thinks your drl isn't running and displays that message.
Do these led bulbs keep the daytime running light? Or did you have to pull the daytime running light fuse? I would trade it for better night time lighting even if so but it would be nice to keep DRL using the led bulb somehow.
Just installed these on a 2011 CRV and the day time running lights function as normal with NO flickering. Edit: They don’t flicker when parked and car is on in P but once you drive and at idle stop light it does flicker a small amount nothing really bad. Call it an added safety feature :). When headlights turned on full they don’t flicker.
This is a perfect tutorial. I appreciate you. You saved me over 100.00 at the dealership. Thank you.
Nice... Be forewarned. The spring clip comes out of it's retainer easily and can fall to places unknown. There is no way to jury-rig the bulb in place without it. When putting it back, it goes under the FRONT of the washer, closest to the bulb. Make sure you push it back (towards the driver's side of the car) so it comes in contact with the screw. Then check to make sure it has not shifted during locking the clip back down...
amazing you got that in like that. I just watched someone take off 4 parts and take out the whole headlight assembly.
Thank you so much! Just did this in under 10 minutes!!!
Worked for me. I just replaced it with a standard bulb, not LED. Good enough for me, plus, LED bulbs on other cars make it difficult for us that don't see well at night while driving to see clearly. Might as well have your brights on. Standard bulbs work just fine!
Just replaced mine guided by your helpful video! Thank you so much!!!❤️
So the passenger side is easy but the driver side is a pain in the but tif you can't visualize how the locking clips on. I tried not to remove the fuse box but could not get the clip to hold or lock in the notch because I couldn't see it. I unclip the fuse box (easy) and tied up the box to get the most room and unbolted the metal brackets (10mm bolts) that hold the fuse box to the body nearest the headlight to get more room and to actually see where to clip the retaining bracket onto. If you can do it without pushing up the fuse box out of the way and removing the bracket bravo to you. I tried for 15 minutes until my fingers were bruised. Pushing up the fuse box and holding it up with string and removing the bracket holding fuse box to the body help me get the room and visual sight line to see the locking area for the retaining clip. So much easier. Anyway, ordered the same exact LED bulbs and they look great and match the cutoff line and spread of the original bulbs really well. Need to test it out at night but it should be literally be night and day compared to the original bulbs which are weak as hell.
Коли ви замінили лампочки яку не передбачено заводом виробником чи не мали ви проблем з поліцією
Thank you! It was really easy!
Thanks for the tutorial Malik!
Hello Melik, I just watched your demonstration video for changing out the bulb, and you made it look so easy. Melik my 2011 CR-V's Aux. plug in I believe does not work, do you have anything on that as I would like to use my Iphone 12 through the Aux. so that I can listen to my music.
Wheres the description? How many watts and Lumens? I have the same car same year and bought those lights but they are dim to me.
It looks like these H4 LED light bulb no longer has some sort of BOX attached to it, compare to say few years ago some LED light bulbs for 2011 Honda CRV would have that. Can someone please confirm this? So I guess it's easier to replace the light bulbs with LED ones as of end of year 2022? Thanks!
I installed the exact same bulbs on my Honda crv 2011, but now I have a problem, the (DRL) light came ON , on dashboard , and does not go off, any idea to solve this problem ??
I’m sorry I don’t know, either reset the warning lights or take to a dealer or watch other UA-cam videos which may have answers.
I already installed LED lights on my CRV 2011 daylight are working but the code RDL is all the time, so do you know how clear that code flashing?? Thanks for the help
need to buy this part on Amazon "D-Lumina H4 9003 Canbus Decoder" Just installed on my 2010 CRV and had the same issue.
Also the LEDs I got are brighter than orig lights on Lo beam. When putting lights on Hi beam, there is no difference between lo beam LED and hi beam LED
Thank you! This helped a lot.
Thanks for sharing
I was looking up kits that have power adapters so you draw straight from the battery. They say led draw to much power and will burn up your wiring harness over time. Have you had any problems with that? The other claim is with the factory reflectors there's little difference between hi/lo and others will be flashing you for it. Has that been a problem?
Unfortunately, I sold the car so I cannot answer that question
I have observed that LED lights are too bright and so those with them will get flashed at. I’m sticking to regular halogens, be they basic, brighter, or really bright, they are not blinding like LEDs at low beam and have greater distinction between Low and High beam modes.
Hi man great tutorial , but I have a question are those h4 led lights???
Crv's are H4 yes
Thank you
Thanks..can you please share the link of the LED bulb?
Please
Nice video dude. Thanks also for the paet at night time to show how bright. I don't see the link tho to buy it. Can you post it please? Thanks
After installing the Auxito (9003/H4/HB2) bulbs in my 2011 Honda CR-V I got a DRL message on my dashboard. What is the problem?
I’m not a dealer i don’t know sorry
most likely you will have to get a decoder harness, it's a resistor plug in since crv's don't use led. Led's technically draw less power so the ecu thinks your drl isn't running and displays that message.
hi bro, is it with DRL also?
Thanks
So did your dad like it?
Been 7 months since you posted this, any complaints? Updates?
No still works
Could someone please add a link or description of these bulbs so I can purchase them? I have the same car.
Yes, i need the link also.
I don’t have the link, but went to autozone, showed them the car information and they gave me the right ones.
Are these lights different since theres also daytime running lights?
No
yeah these work just like the OEM bulbs, daytime lights turn on automatically when you start the car and do NOT flicker so that's perfect.
Do these led bulbs keep the daytime running light? Or did you have to pull the daytime running light fuse? I would trade it for better night time lighting even if so but it would be nice to keep DRL using the led bulb somehow.
Just installed these on a 2011 CRV and the day time running lights function as normal with NO flickering.
Edit: They don’t flicker when parked and car is on in P but once you drive and at idle stop light it does flicker a small amount nothing really bad. Call it an added safety feature :). When headlights turned on full they don’t flicker.
What’s the link pls
crv bulbs always a pain lol
04:23 that's what she said!😅
Why make a video if you’re just gonna make a before & after video? Smh
Where is the link??