Hey YouTube, how's it going. In today's video
I'm going to be showing you guys a really quick DIY
Install for a bunch of LED lights you can do for your 10th Generation Honda Civic.
So to purchase a set of these LED lights for yourself, please
check out www.envisionmotorsport.com, but regardless, let's get right to it.
Start out by popping the hood, the locate the H11 bulbs behind the headlights.
Press the plastic tab on the power connector and pull that connector to release it from the bulb (downwards).
rotate the bulb counter-clockwise to unfasten it from the headlight.
Be sure to line up the plastic locator tabs upon re-installation of these low-beam LED bulbs.
These LED's were a direct plug and play system, no resistors or ballasts needed.
Damn, you know you see how bright it is like just compared to the fog light...
So it's obviously astounding because I was looking up just prices just
to see what's competitive out there [to the LEDs price-wise] and I noticed that halogen bulbs like
the best of the best (silverstar) halogen bulbs a (for example from autozone) are still like 50 dollars.
So it's about the same price point. I guess it's more of a preference at this point,
but if you have [projector headlights], why not get LEDs or HIDs?
All right. It's been a couple days since I installed the LED lights, but now let's do the fog lights.
So the tools you're going to need to get the fog lights done are just a 10 mm socket and up to 2 flathead screwdrivers
Depending how you get the clips out the plastic clips might need 2 flat-head screwdrivers to go from either side...
in order to pry the clip out so that you can release that trim piece right under the fog light.
Safely secure the car on ramps or jack stands (don't overshoot the ramps like I did haha)
Location of the fasteners to remove to gain access to the fog light bulb.
These plastic clips can be pried off with a flat-head screwdriver. As you pull out the center tab, the plastic fastener will loosen.
Remove the 3 bolts securing the scrape-guard, and the two bolts securing the bottom of the fender liner.
Pry open the plastic fender liner to gain access to the rear fog light assembly
These fog light bulbs are replaced just like the headlight bulbs.
Alright guys, so it's hard to see on camera but this LED bulb is much brighter than the halogen bulb on the other side
So since I'm happy with the results time to bolt this back up and then repeat the procedure on the other side.
So now that the fog lights are installed, time to actually modify the interior lights so that they are also updated to LEDs.
So I'm going to be changing lights like the reading lights over here, and then also the rear dome light over there.
So the tools are going to need to do this are just plastic trim removal tool s
You're gonna really need one that has a fork on the end like this one ,
and then another one that just has a flat pry end like this one.
The clear plastic casing around the bulbs can be removed by pressing down on the light and inserting the pry to as shown to pry it off.
Bulbs should be plug and play! For some bulbs, they might only work in one orientation so if it fails to turn on, try rotating it.
Clear plastic casing around the lights are pressed back into the headliner accessory panel.
The rear dome lights are replaced in a similar fashion to the front interior lights.
All right, so I'm really liking those LEDs they really update the interior to make it look a little bit more modern
So with that all set time to actually go into the trunk to replace the bulbs with LEDs as well
They're the same type of bulbs and I'm also gonna try to see if those bulbs also work for the taillight reverse lights as well
Alright so that's the light right there, we're literally just gonna take a pry tool to just
Alright guys, so with the trunk lights installed it's actually starting to rain right here so
Alright guys, so it's another day,
Alright guys, so with the trunk lights installed it's actually starting to rain right here so
So I'm not completely sure if these bulbs are the right kind of bulbs for the application,
mainly because I know that these are for interior lights, and
So before we get starte d, I just wanted to point out that there are these two bolts right here.
You can either use a Phillips head screwdriver or just an 8 millimeter socket and once you take those out,
there's going to be these two little clips on the side,
so just be aware that you're gonna have to pull and hear two clicks before the actual tail light is gonna pop right off.
So before we get starte d, I just wanted to point out that there are these two bolts right here.
You can either use a Phillips head screwdriver or just an 8 millimeter socket and once you take those out,
there's going to be these two little clips on the side,
So this is the sized bulb that I've been changing in the interior and
that's the LED and then these right here are the reverse lights and
see that there's a big difference between the two bulbs over here
Now obviously this one's brighter mainly because it's got a larger filament and therefore encased in the larger bulb size,
so although these LEDs seem to fit in the same socket
it doesn't necessarily mean that they're gonna give the same output in terms of brightness.
All right guys, so I apologize for not completing the reverse light LED install,
but I'm glad that I was able to show you guys the entire procedure for everything from
So regardless if you guys found value and all that don't forget to hit that like button and
I have more current updates on all my projects over there on Instagram and Facebook, but regardless and catch you guys in the next video
pop this outer casing right off of it and then just pull the bulb right out.
Again, if the bulb doesn't illuminate on the first attempt, reverse the polarity and reinstall it.
I'll catch you guys in the next day where we'll continue taking out the reverse lights.
the ones on the exterior tend to have a little bit more wattage drawing through them, but let's find out.
Two clips that align and secure the tail light.
Most, if not all tail light bulbs are accessible to change once it is removed.
Be careful if you reinstall these bolts with power tools, thread them by hand first to avoid damaging the threads.
Apply even pressure to re-secure the tail light, too much pressure can crack the plastic.
if you compare them next to the same LEDs you can clearly
So clearly I need a different bulb
the headlights, foglights, interior lights, trunk lights, to those tail lights as well.
if you're new to the channel please subscribe. Also, don't forget to follow me on social media;
Bye!