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Brian Carter Jr
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I was looking at my fuse panel diagram and what if I connected to the fog light fuse itself? it says 20A is for fog lights.
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Issues with fog lights
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I was looking at my fuse panel diagram and what if I connected to the fog light fuse itself? it says 20A is for fog lights.
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Cman46290
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Worth a try I would say. Did you see a fuse in the ip fuse block for it? Surprising it would have that if the car didn't come stock with fogs
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Brian Carter Jr
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I don’t have the model that comes with it, but I just took these aftermarket ones out and will be purchasing oem ones shortly
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Brian Carter Jr
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So I uninstalled the fog lights and found the issue, the cheap brand I bought from the unit wasn’t sealed, the connectors were rusted as well as a large amount of water came out of the housing.
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I figured it would be something like that. Glad you were able to figure it out. OEM is the way to go.
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Brian Carter Jr
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Yeah, I’m going oem that plug directly into the harness
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You could always use clear silicone and seal the ones you have. I don't know how bad they are
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the aftermarket brand he bought just wasn’t high quality. You shouldn’t have any issues with oem Honda.
http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/issues-with-fog-lights.15863/page-2#post-434205