as the title says i was wondering if anyone has a link or has done this themselves i have a 96 dx coupe and wanted to add the oem trunk light like the ex and si thanks in advance

 

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Here is for an EG IDK if its close enough http://causeforalarm.thecarthing.com...ght/index.html

 

ne 1 got link to 96dx coupe

 

Not seen one for an ek but Deschlong, who does all of the electrical-related DIYs on H-T may be able to help you.

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I'd suggest just trying to pull one from an EX/Si at a junkyard. I never heard a big deal about trunk lights being a huge upgrade item.

 

are u talking about taillights?

 

i've done some research on this previously, and from what i've read seems to say you have to do your own wiring. I guess some people just tapped into the dome light. But i'm guessing you can do your own wiring to the fuse box.
Hope this helps.

 

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My friend has it, all he did was tapped into his dome light wires, and used 2 dome lights from another car, 1 on each side, to light it up, he trimmed the carpet away, kinda looks good.

 

bump what wires do i tap into so when my trunk opens it will come on?

 

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bump ne 1 know what wire to tap into? i got the oem light and clip is there a clip it just clips into

 

were are all the h-t pros

 

Trouble shoot it. take the back plastics off your trunk and see where the trunk trigger wire is/color. That's one of the wires you want to tap into, then pull out a wiring diagram and find a constant power, or run one from the fuse box.

thats how the EG's have it done. We have "optional/accessory" plugs on the fuse box that allow to run a constant wire. Made it pretty easy. Its been a while since I had my EJ so I don't remember if those have em too.

Then after you do all that, take pics and make a DIY for everyone else.

 

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I wrote a DIY for a 5th Gen Civic trunk light. The concept is EXACTLY the same for a 6th Gen. Constant (+) power from the fuse box, ground it (-) by splicing in to the same wire that shows if your trunk is popped on your gauge cluster. Very very easy.