2004 Civic Coupe Taillights Installed *PICS POSTED UPDATED*
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Just FYI:
side marker light bulb 194,
turn signal light bulb 3156,
brake/taillaight bulb 7443,
back-up light bulb 921.
Thats for 2003 model as far as I looked at my tail bulbs.
Now how about 2004?
Just FYI:
side marker light bulb 194,
turn signal light bulb 3156,
brake/taillaight bulb 7443,
back-up light bulb 921.
Thats for 2003 model as far as I looked at my tail bulbs.
Now how about 2004?
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Rep Power: 0 Originally posted by EsineN
Hey jackass, did I not mention thru and thru that I never PURCHASED the turn signal socket? I'm going off memory from the one time I actually looked at the back of the taillights. For the three months I had the taillights on the car, I never had turn signals in the rear. Which isn't really safe, but for two of those months, my car was in the shop getting the transmission fixed.
Good for you what you did, I did what I did and I was the first to have it done. When I first posted this message, I explained exactly what I knew you had to do. Do you not see the pictures of them on my car? How can it be "hard for [you] to believe that [I] got this conversion done but don't know anything about the DIY" when there are fricken' pictures. Idiot.
I don't see how people are having such a hard time finding this socket. I found it easily. The day I put the taillights in, I walked over to parts, had them pull the taillights up on the computer, and looked at the diagram with them and pointed out the part I needed...The SOCKET FOR THE TURN SIGNAL BULB. It's really not that hard. Good things can happen when you put your mind to things, genx. Try it sometime.
-Steve
Hey jackass, did I not mention thru and thru that I never PURCHASED the turn signal socket? I'm going off memory from the one time I actually looked at the back of the taillights. For the three months I had the taillights on the car, I never had turn signals in the rear. Which isn't really safe, but for two of those months, my car was in the shop getting the transmission fixed.
Good for you what you did, I did what I did and I was the first to have it done. When I first posted this message, I explained exactly what I knew you had to do. Do you not see the pictures of them on my car? How can it be "hard for [you] to believe that [I] got this conversion done but don't know anything about the DIY" when there are fricken' pictures. Idiot.
I don't see how people are having such a hard time finding this socket. I found it easily. The day I put the taillights in, I walked over to parts, had them pull the taillights up on the computer, and looked at the diagram with them and pointed out the part I needed...The SOCKET FOR THE TURN SIGNAL BULB. It's really not that hard. Good things can happen when you put your mind to things, genx. Try it sometime.
-Steve
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Rep Power: 271 Originally posted by PeN8503
yea, plus i still think those all red altezzas with red halo r the best tail light, maybe i havent seen a good pic on the 04 tail yet, somone post a pic, im lazy
yea, plus i still think those all red altezzas with red halo r the best tail light, maybe i havent seen a good pic on the 04 tail yet, somone post a pic, im lazy
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p.s.- 04 tails are still badass too (steve!)
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Rep Power: 0 I'm saying, you need a whole new socket to hold the bulb in. The socket is what will fit in. It's a different bulb type, I just got the bulb number wrong. And I do not know the part number. I ordered from looking at a diagram but never picked up the part...Sorry about the confusion.
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Rep Power: 0 Look at www.hondaautomotiveparts.com, they are selling the lights for 84.99 each and harness(if you need) for 33 something. Shipping is not that bad there, and, of course, no tax.
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Rep Power: 0 But still better than buying from dealer. I went to the dealer and the price is 125 each and 55 for harness in south Austin, TX. That dealer sucks, even the service department.
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Rep Power: 0 My auction's over with no bids, looks like I was asking too much. I'll sell my '04 tails to the first person who emails me at ars02h@garnet.acns.fsu.edu for $160 insured and shipped anywhere in the continental US. Again, these are like new, and the price includes shipping. I'll post on this thread when they're sold.
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Not really. You look at them in person and they're a lot more 3dimensional. They really are very sharp-looking.
-Steve
Not really. You look at them in person and they're a lot more 3dimensional. They really are very sharp-looking.
-Steve
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Well I have installed the 04's but one question remains...
The 04 turn signal light will not fit. Can I buy the 04 bulb and put it in the slot? Or do I have to buy an 04 wireing harness. If someone works at Honda please let me know if you have any info...
The 04 turn signal light will not fit. Can I buy the 04 bulb and put it in the slot? Or do I have to buy an 04 wireing harness. If someone works at Honda please let me know if you have any info...
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