Ok so im going to order some replica fogs, (Yea i know but from what i have heard there isnt that much defference in between the two). any way, i know how to wire them up and all, but where does the switch go. I have seen people have the switch under the sunroof and cruise buttons, but didnt see how they got it to stay lol anyway, can yall help me out???
Put it in place of the dash dimmer switch. Not sure why anyone wouldn't want the dimmer in the brightest position anyway, so just tape the dimmer in the brightest position and tie-wrap it behind the dash.
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Put it in place of the dash dimmer switch. Not sure why anyone wouldn't want the dimmer in the brightest position anyway, so just tape the dimmer in the brightest position and tie-wrap it behind the dash.
You don't get a faceplate, there is no faceplate for the JDM/replica switch. The USDM fogs came with a faceplate and an extra slot for a fog switch in place of the little pocket under the lights. (the JDM switch will not fit there)
The way the JDM/replica switch is made is to replace one of three buttons: the sunroof, cruise, or dimmer.
You don't get a faceplate, there is no faceplate for the JDM/replica switch. The USDM fogs came with a faceplate and an extra slot for a fog switch in place of the little pocket under the lights. (the JDM switch will not fit there)
The way the JDM/replica switch is made is to replace one of three buttons: the sunroof, cruise, or dimmer.
im goin to need this info.. getting fog lights soon...
If you purchase the OEM Honda foglights on-line from places like Manchester Motorsports, it comes with a switch case that replaces the factory one. It has 5 slots for your switches. Just FYI.
__________________ "2001 Type SH" "We are the people our parents warned us about"
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