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Topic: The Only Fog Light Thread You Should Ever Post In (Read 154091 times)
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Re: Foglights on without headlights on 7.5 gen
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How much time do you have? Maybe you should hit me up on AIM so I can explain.
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Re: Foglights on without headlights on 7.5 gen
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I say, find the blue wire in your engine harness for the fog lights, and ground that. Ignore that thread on DA. I don't trust it.
I actually followed the steps in the thread on DA.. It works, and I haven't had any issues with it..
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Re: Foglights on without headlights on 7.5 gen
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What happens when you dim your gauge cluster?
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Re: Foglights on without headlights on 7.5 gen
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October 23, 2009, 08:31:59 AM »
ive had mine wired like that for almost two years with no problems, like i said before, i installed a switch between the two wires so i could manually revert back to the stock wiring.
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Re: Foglights on without headlights on 7.5 gen
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ive had mine wired like that for almost two years with no problems, like i said before, i installed a switch between the two wires so i could manually revert back to the stock wiring.
That sounds like a pretty good idea too. I think the safe bet, is to just cut that wire and ground both ends of it. My concern is that it's connected to a variable resistor. Nobody has answered my question yet.
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What happens when you dim your gauge cluster?
That will be the true test of how well this mod works.
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inspire fogs with OEM harness
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November 15, 2009, 05:40:34 PM »
i was reading an old post about using an OEM harness for inspire fogs. I was reading the old thread and there was a post saying to buy parts 5,6,7,8,9 from this list:
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/aut ... GLIGHT+KIT
and went i went to majestic honda and searched up foglight parts for the 06 accord sedan (which is the accord model i have), the parts were different. i was thinking the parts would be numbers 5,6,7,8 on this list:
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/aut ... +%28+06%29
NOTE: the links are 2 different model years, im pretty sure the first link is for 03-05 accords, and the second is 06-07. I'm probably going to buy the stuff from the 2nd link, but I just want to make sure with the experts here. would I need the parts from the first list or the second list. Sorry if this is confusing, if you ask a question, I'll try to clarify what I'm asking. Thanks for the help guys
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Re: inspire fogs with OEM harness
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November 15, 2009, 05:48:54 PM »
That depends on what year your car is. If you have an 03-05, then you get the parts from the first list. If you have an 06-07, then you get the parts from the second list. There isn't a huge difference between the two versions, except how fog lights are controlled in the engine bay. Either way, get whatever is meant for the model year of your car.
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Re: inspire fogs with OEM harness
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alrighty. im a 06. just wanted to make sure haha. thx tim
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Re: inspire fogs with OEM harness
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November 23, 2009, 02:15:13 PM »
I found inspire replicas for $60 shipped, but they only come with the housing
So as mentioned would I only need 5,6,7,8 too and bulbs to work those fogs (plus the obvious hardware to mount the fogs)
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Re: inspire fogs with OEM harness
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I'm assuming you'd need everything minus the OEM housings. Switch, both harnesses, and bulbs.
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Re: inspire fogs with OEM harness
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correct
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Re: inspire fogs with OEM harness
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might just pick up the fogs, and install them next year
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Re: Foglights on without headlights on 7.5 gen
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November 26, 2009, 12:50:50 PM »
So almost all is well when I wired it up. It's just that the green indicator light on the button doesn't work anymore, not sure why, but I can live with it.
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Re: Foglights on without headlights on 7.5 gen
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November 26, 2009, 01:12:29 PM »
The green indicator light that shows your fog lights are on or the backlight for the "fog light" icon?
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Re: Foglights on without headlights on 7.5 gen
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The one that shows that they are on.
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