turkdog

I have a 95 civic ex and I just bought some projectors for them with the black housing. I came with a mess of wires that need to be add to sperate the high and low beam. I need instructions on how to do this. If I fallow the wires in the car run to the head light will I notice and similiarities in the wires so I can just swap the new one in? I really need some advise on this one

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D16Z6racing

What they send are extensions, that you shouldn't even need. A few bolts, then plug and play.

I got the same cables for my 93 hatch, but didn't even need them.

turkdog

just slap them in your saying. What that crap about high beam?

D16Z6racing

IM'd you.

gumbii

it should just have a set of klips... and it should match your stock klips.... that way it would use a second bulb for the high beam....

Sasebonian

Okay I have the wiring harness on mine. But I didn't put them on for about a month. The wiring harness is for 2 things. Higher wattage bulbs and simultanous low/high beams. You technically don't have to use them to get your projectors to work. You will get low and high beams. Without the harness, your low beams turn off when you engage the highbeams. With the harness your low beams stay on when you engage the highbeams. That's what those 2 1 1/2 inch box relays on the harness are for. You can plug both projectors into the stock 3 prong harness and they will work. If you use the wiring harness, you can plug the to 2 ring ends into the fuse box where the battery terminals screw in, and connect your projectors into that. One plug from the projector harness will utilize 1 of the factory 3prong light (so that it gets the on/off/high/low beam gets controlled by your steering light swtich) plugs. The harness then has it's own 3prong plugs you use for each projector. You will have to run one end across the from bumper/radiator support to reach the driver's side projector. Again, you don't need the harness to get it to work, but I used my anyways.