I purchased a set of OEM style fog light, didnt come with instruction with it, which I think It was okay after I got the installation manual from hondaautomotiveparts.com....... Now heres my problem, I could get everything plug in right, except the following plugs that I circle in the picture. In case you need to ask, thats from the switch harness, but I dont seem like that it comes with the 7-pin connector as describe on page 3 on hondaautomotiveparts.com. Now I am really stuck because I was able to plug in all the plugs except them....... need professional help or anyone have install this brand of oem style foglights. the box said ESUSE as the company who made them.

 

where did you get your Esuse from? I use to have some, but they were damaged in an accident. so i now have some by Depo (harness is different from Esuse). i remember those red ones go into the fusebox. i forgot which slots, i think #2 and #4. i'll try and find my old Esuse harness and get back to you. oh yeah, i remember that not all the white plugs on the red harness were used up.

 

I dont think that it goes to the fuse box because if you look at the harness I actually have a fuse with an holder.

I am so confuse of the red and white wire that comes out from the harness, and also the 2 little red wire and white plugs.

 

Any ONE??????

 

yeah iwant to know too

 

it goes into slot #2...youll see it above the fuses inside the car.

the green plug looks like it goes to the switch...

the company esuse or however you spell it make oem replacemet lights just like depo, but unlike depo they are driving lights, not fogs..

shoulda placed a wtb, i have a set of the depos

 

referring to the pic above, see on the main harness where you circled the 2 plugs? the plug with the red wire will connect to the wire with 3 tails (doesn't matter which tail it connects to), which in turn will go into the #2 slot that's located by your fuses. the plug with the white wire will plug in to the wire with 2 tails (doesn't matter which tail it connects to), which in turn will go into the #5 slot (see pic below).



hopefully i'm correct about this. lately everyone here on HT that i've been helping have the Depo type harness, which is very different compared to an Esuse type harness. it's been awhile since i worked on an Esuse type harness but i hope i was able to give you the correct information.

 

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another thing, since the Esuse isn't directly hard wired to the battery (like how the Depos are), the Esuse gets it power from either the #2 or #5 slot. the fuse holder on the harness is just to protect the harness itself from any surges or short circuits. be sure you have a quality fuse for you harness, i had a crappy one and it didn't break properly. that's how my Esuse harness melted.

 

Am I the only one who notices the 4 copies of Windows 2000 laying there?

 

yup, those are four copies of mcse, still 3 more copies in the car, btw after I pluged the wire to 5, damn turned on the lights, look freaking awesome man, I will post the pic after I wash the car.