anduhy

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i recently got some jdm fogs for my 92' eg and i wanna know how to cut my bumpers i just dont wanna fvckkkk up

can anyone out there help a guy out

hgem1si

Uhm... What car? What year? lol

anduhy

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woops worry i tohught i added it in.
thanks!

Dante Civic

1) First remove bumper. To do this you will have to remove a screw from each side of the wheel wheel where it attaches to fender. Also, there will be 2 bolts under the bumper by the nose. Finally, about 6 or so screw in top of the bumper where it meets the hood.




2)Once removed turnupside down. And cut out th holes. But be careful not to cut completly off as yu need some of it to mount. refer to pics.
next mount fog and trim as nesseray to make good fitment. Then procede on installing fog along with cover.




3)go ahead and starting running your wire harness. You want to start from driver fog light towards passenger foglight, through firewall and underdash towards fuse box.Make sure you ground your black cable and hook up (without fuse to avoid smoking something) your red to battery post. Inside the car you want the plug to go into #2 (#3 will work if #2 is already in use) plug on fuse box. Hook up other plug to your fog light switch.






4)Next place bumper close to harness and plug them. Verify all your harness connections and proceed on placing your fuse. Verify proper operation of lights. (if not go, check fuse, relay unit, switch, loose ground, loose power wires etc)


5)Once complete install bumper in reverse order.



Helpfull Tips:
-in step 2 the 3rd pic where the light is already mounted to the bumper.

notice the top right part of the bracket has a small hole?

once the bumper is put on the car that part of the bracket lines up with a threaded hole already in the radi support.

i chose to put the bolt in jus to make it that much harder to steal if someone wanted the lights.

i tend to booby trap everything installed in my car

Dante Civic

More info at:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/1812043

Dante Civic

You can also check

http://www.teknotik.com/jdmrid...=3015

ej1love

could you use a razor to cut it out?

suno

I wouldn't recomend it.
Use a little saw, costs $2

boostedjdmdc2

lol i just used a old serrated knife

anduhy

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do we just cut along the line of the inside. you know how on step #2 you can see like a line. doi just cut along that line?

umduh87

bump for looking

SuperSonikBluEK

good info! just did my fogs lass weekend