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94-95 Fog light HID install
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94-95 Fog light HID install
With the kit that i bought it does not fit perfect as you will see on down in this post but everything works and i have not had any problems.
Remove the three bolts and remove the bracket. Mine was rusted so i had to drill them out and but new bolts and retap the holes. no biggy.
Flip it over and remove the three lil screws and take the back off.
remove the lil screw and take the bulb out and replace the small metal bracket and screw back into housing.
unplug the light and then remove the wires from the metal plate.
besure to give yourself some room and cut the wires and remove the small rubber pce
cut the wires for the HID light and stick them thru the rubber pce that you took off of the other wires. Its not very easy. i got one of mine on but the other ripped so i just used some High temp RTV and put it in the hole where the wires come out to prevent water and moisture from getting inside the fog light housing.
Replace the three screws and mine had a small gap as you can see in the pic above.
To fill the gap i use some solid copper wire and high temp RTV. I use the solid copper wire to keep all the RTV from going inside of the housing and then put high the RTV over that to seal it up. its not too pretty but no one will see it unless they inside your bumper
I put a layer all the way around it to make sure that it was not going to get any moisture in there.
After that reinstall the bracket and the three bolts and solder the HID wires back together and hook everything up and mount your ballast somewhere and you should be ready to go.
I dont have a pic of them on my car yet but i will get one up soon.
Remove the three bolts and remove the bracket. Mine was rusted so i had to drill them out and but new bolts and retap the holes. no biggy.
Flip it over and remove the three lil screws and take the back off.
remove the lil screw and take the bulb out and replace the small metal bracket and screw back into housing.
unplug the light and then remove the wires from the metal plate.
besure to give yourself some room and cut the wires and remove the small rubber pce
cut the wires for the HID light and stick them thru the rubber pce that you took off of the other wires. Its not very easy. i got one of mine on but the other ripped so i just used some High temp RTV and put it in the hole where the wires come out to prevent water and moisture from getting inside the fog light housing.
Replace the three screws and mine had a small gap as you can see in the pic above.
To fill the gap i use some solid copper wire and high temp RTV. I use the solid copper wire to keep all the RTV from going inside of the housing and then put high the RTV over that to seal it up. its not too pretty but no one will see it unless they inside your bumper
I put a layer all the way around it to make sure that it was not going to get any moisture in there.
After that reinstall the bracket and the three bolts and solder the HID wires back together and hook everything up and mount your ballast somewhere and you should be ready to go.
I dont have a pic of them on my car yet but i will get one up soon.
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Very nice man.
Noticeable difference in the car?
I've had a hell of a time just getting my kit haha, supposedly wrong address and a bunch of other bull ****, I should have them this upcoming week. Would a plastic or rubber washer/spacer work in it's place you think?
Noticeable difference in the car?
I've had a hell of a time just getting my kit haha, supposedly wrong address and a bunch of other bull ****, I should have them this upcoming week. Would a plastic or rubber washer/spacer work in it's place you think?
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Very nice man.
Noticeable difference in the car?
I've had a hell of a time just getting my kit haha, supposedly wrong address and a bunch of other bull ****, I should have them this upcoming week. Would a plastic or rubber washer/spacer work in it's place you think?
Noticeable difference in the car?
I've had a hell of a time just getting my kit haha, supposedly wrong address and a bunch of other bull ****, I should have them this upcoming week. Would a plastic or rubber washer/spacer work in it's place you think?
I thought about trying to find a spacer of some kind but had no idea of what to use and it has to be something to keep out all the moisture. i see some red rtv laying around so use it. and i know that will keep out the moisture.
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awsome write up. cant wait to get somen hids. cant stand the dingy yellow my fogs put out. wanna be able to light up at least 2 car lengths of street. lol.
pics wanna see some night pics.
pics wanna see some night pics.
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i will try and get some up with in next few days. it has rained her for like 3 days straight now.
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Those are standard H3, same thing I ordered.
It may have been unintentional with josh but the H3C's don't exactly have the best track record and are not as bright with a much shorter lifespan.
I think I'm going to be making a small rubber spacer for my fogs when I get them in (damn shipping)
It may have been unintentional with josh but the H3C's don't exactly have the best track record and are not as bright with a much shorter lifespan.
I think I'm going to be making a small rubber spacer for my fogs when I get them in (damn shipping)
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Im pretty sure that they are just H3. i cant get good pic's of the front with any angle at all with my camera. all you can see is a glar as you can tell from pic below. i will try and get friend of mine to get some good pic's soon. here is all i got for now.
this is just the low beams which are 8k
this is just the fog lights which are suppose to be 3k but i dont think they are. i think they are more like 4k or something
Here is both together.
this is just the low beams which are 8k
this is just the fog lights which are suppose to be 3k but i dont think they are. i think they are more like 4k or something
Here is both together.
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very nice... for your headlights, is that a kit that you bought or did you do a retrofit? if its a kit which one is it? i am looking to do HID headlights in my 94 and i am looking to do a kit. i know retrofit is better, but i think a kit is more of the way i want to go!
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i just bought a kit. i bought it from one of my friends that sells HIDs. im not sure where he gets them or what brand tho. I thought about retrofit but i dont like the way the projector looks inside the black housings and i didnt wanna take my headlights apart and risk destroying them. I like the out put of HIDs with projectors better but just dont like the way they look in the accord headlights
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i live in a small town where they dont care as long as you are not speeding or anything stupid. and most of them are too stupid to know that the lights are not OEM.
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not to hijack your thread or anything, but does anyone know of a good kit to buy? I know that there are tons out there, and quite a few sellers on HT... can anyone make a recommendation?? thanks alot!!!!
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What?? haha f'in pigs, that guy obviously had nothin ta do.. But how was your lighting not OEM?? Besides the fact I know depo are aftermarket but no way he gave ya a ticket for that??
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No ballast? Wth? Are they connected to the fuse box next to the clutch/brake? I didnt know you can hook them up straight like that.. And I never get pulled over and I have 10k's for both low and fog. And cops are dicks here. So IDK..