will a 99-00 tail light fit on my 97 dx coupe?
#5
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Turn signal bulbs (and outer wire harnesses) are different though. In order to be legal, the '99-'00 lights will need amber turn signals.
It helps if you use the harness from the '99-'00.
It helps if you use the harness from the '99-'00.
#6
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nah you dont need the harness. Just go get your bulbs in amber color. Thats what I did for my lights.
#7
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The ideal way to do it, if you want the other taillights, is to swap in the correct harness too.
I do things the right way. I do not like short cuts and there really is no reason to shortcut on this. It's a common harness.
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#10
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I didn't say you needed the harness. It's helpful though. Those lights are easier to find than an amber 7440. Those are usually special order bulbs. Finding other bulbs to fit can work, but is not ideal.
The ideal way to do it, if you want the other taillights, is to swap in the correct harness too.
I do things the right way. I do not like short cuts and there really is no reason to shortcut on this. It's a common harness.
The ideal way to do it, if you want the other taillights, is to swap in the correct harness too.
I do things the right way. I do not like short cuts and there really is no reason to shortcut on this. It's a common harness.
#11
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http://advanceauto.know-where.com/advance-auto-parts/
The harnesses often come with the taillights, which I assume most would be smart enough to buy used anyway. The cost difference between lights that do and do not come with harnesses is very low, if there at all.
I'm not talking about a body harness. I'm talking about the tiny harnesses that you plug the bulbs into. They're not even that expensive new from Honda.
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