crx headlight
I've seen this question posted a lot lately...
ALL 1988-1991 HEADLIGHTS WORK.
CRX, Hatchback, Sedan. Just SWAP the brackets out. They ALL work. They are the EXACT same... Just the brackets have to be swapped.
I have sedan headlights on my CRX right now, because someone decided to break them...
ALL 1988-1991 HEADLIGHTS WORK.
CRX, Hatchback, Sedan. Just SWAP the brackets out. They ALL work. They are the EXACT same... Just the brackets have to be swapped.
I have sedan headlights on my CRX right now, because someone decided to break them...
the crx hf that i bought was a 90, and it was wrecked in the front end. i pulled a complete front end off of an 88-89 crx and they worked.
just keep in mind the corners are different between 88-89 and 90-91, so you would have to change the whole bracket if you went to a different year.
but the bracket is very simple to take out once the bumper is off.
just keep in mind the corners are different between 88-89 and 90-91, so you would have to change the whole bracket if you went to a different year.
but the bracket is very simple to take out once the bumper is off.
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As long as they're USDM lights on a USDM car.
Ha I just looked it up I'm an idiot I looked at the part numbers for the whole housing not just the headlight it self. Sorry guys. So yes according to honda part numbers any 88-91 headlight will work. Just the glass it self do not use the buckets because thats were they get different.
So my headlights are no longer trashy I guess.
Pretty much the only difference is the moisture trap on the headlight itself, for 88-89 and 90-91. 88-89 are sealed. 90-91 have a tube system, to let moisture out, so they don't fog up.
Pretty much the only difference is the moisture trap on the headlight itself, for 88-89 and 90-91. 88-89 are sealed. 90-91 have a tube system, to let moisture out, so they don't fog up.
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Honda CRX / EF Civic (1988 - 1991)
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