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    Brake Light mod

    hi guys,

    anyone done this brake lights mod??



    http://hondafit-web.hp.infoseek.co.j...p02/lump02.htm

    i'm really interested.

    cheers
    Philip

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    dun even know what is that for...

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    Quote Originally Posted by TypeG
    dun even know what is that for...
    so you haven't followed another Jazz before??

    basically the lower (red) part of the taillight is only a big reflector. with this mod, you'll wire a light bulb so the lower part lights up as well.

    instruction:
    http://hondafit-web.hp.infoseek.co.jp/diy/lump/lump.htm
    Last edited by Philip Lee; 05-11-2004 at 01:36 PM.

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    Yep!

    Jus-10 and I have done it.

    its straight forward and doesn't take long to do . . . I think maybe an Hour and a half ?! (cant remember exactly)

    IMO if makes the back look better

    Pete

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    Looks f*ckin mad....I got a huge gash in my hand that I still have a scar from, but it was well worth it.

    petrovski helped me out with it, but yeah, it's pretty straight forward....just a bit of a hassle because you have to pull the rear bar off and everything just to get the lights out...

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    the rear bar is bloody hard to take off man. i couldn't do it when i fitted park sensor last time. might have to get a mate to help out this time.

    btw which type of wiring did u do per this site?

    http://hondafit-web.hp.infoseek.co....mp02/lump02.htm

    i'm think doing no.3 to warn (blind) those tailgaters :P

    also how much are those bulb holders

    i'm also thinking about putting LED bulbs in too.

    any Brizzy boys want to do it together???
    Last edited by Philip Lee; 05-11-2004 at 05:06 PM.

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    Ive got a civic EK ! does this concept work the same?

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    Quote Originally Posted by vtc
    Ive got a civic EK ! does this concept work the same?
    man, running a cable & light bulb is very easy. if just need get the bulb holder thingy, light bulbs and cables. then drill a hole to fit the bulb, wire the cables to the brake light cables and that's all there is.

    but without looking at the tail lights of a EK, i can't say for sure.

    on the jazz, there's already a place where u can drill to fit the bulb:





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    lol
    anyone done that can explain how to do it???
    i dunno japanese...

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    My mum has a 6th gen civic (march 03) and it would work in her civic if you wanted to do it.

    The bayonets (bulb holders) you can get from honda parts.
    The part no. is 33513-SAA-003, you need 2 and they are about $15 each from memory.
    Bulbs cost $4 from autoone.

    then you need wires red and black or just one colour and female plugs to attach the wires to the bayonets. Got these from bunnings about $3.

    wire them in. To check which wire goes where just look at the ones you have already and you can figure it out and then join them together ie the new wires to the existing wires.

    to get the rear bar off if you have a vtis you dont need to take the rear spoiler off! there is just a couple of screws and those pull out tabs and it 'snaps off'.

    the drill bit you need is 21mm but i couldnt find one. there was only 20mm or 22mm. I got a 20mm and then got a small drill bit to drill around the edges to make it that little bit extra to fit. When you insert the bayonet it should be a snug fit so it wont fall out if you hit a bump. And dont worry about the locking in tabs. when your drilling the lights have a vaccuum cleaner there to suck all the crap out from inside the light. the little bits off plastic are a B**** to get out!!!!

    to get the rear bar off if you have a vtis you dont need to take the rear spoiler off! there is just a couple of screws and those pull out tabs and it 'snaps off'.

    Pete

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    Quote Originally Posted by petrovski
    Yep!

    Jus-10 and I have done it.

    its straight forward and doesn't take long to do . . . I think maybe an Hour and a half ?! (cant remember exactly)

    IMO if makes the back look better

    Pete
    where's the DIY article/write-up then?

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