FYI- if you are just replacing the fog lights you don't need to remove the bumper. Just pry the plastic black fog light housing out like he did in the video. That clip in the back behind the bumper does not need to be removed and allows you to bend the housing enough to get to the screws to take the light assembly out. I just replaced mine 15 minutes ago and it worked perfectly
Hi Jim, thanks for your message and sorry for the late reply. If you watched the whole video there is clip inside that prevent the housing from being removed without removing the clip first.
Hi, Great video! Thanks for putting this up. I too need to replace both my fog lamps and the washer bottle after a close encounter with a deer recently. I believe I need to take the bumper off completely to replace the bottle. Can I assume it's the same process, repeated on the other end of the bumper, to remove it? Thanks again! (Greetings from the UK btw). Chris
@@wannaDIY2020 Job done thanks to you. Luckily, it turned out to be a pinched hose and not the whole bottle. Suddenly, my driver's door mirror is doing silly things. When I start the engine it turns out as far as it can reach, beyond the driving position. It does this regardless of the resting point before starting the engine. So, if the mirrors are pulled in or they're already in the driving position, the driver's one opens until it can go no further. The pax side one is fine. Any ideas? Thanks again!
What lovely, cheerful music, y'know, the exact opposite of what I normally feel working on my car haha
FYI- if you are just replacing the fog lights you don't need to remove the bumper. Just pry the plastic black fog light housing out like he did in the video. That clip in the back behind the bumper does not need to be removed and allows you to bend the housing enough to get to the screws to take the light assembly out. I just replaced mine 15 minutes ago and it worked perfectly
Hi Jim, thanks for your message and sorry for the late reply. If you watched the whole video there is clip inside that prevent the housing from being removed without removing the clip first.
good night bro I wanted to ask how you leave the flashing lights fixed
I don’t understand what you mean by ‘flashing lights’. Can you give some details?
Why didn’t you unplug the battery?
Oh because my battery was already dead, I had to jump it after to turn on the fog light to show that the light turns on for the installation check.
@@wannaDIY2020 thanks! I started to think that the fog lights just didn’t get enough power to worry about it
@@BryanMiguelCopywriter Why would you unplug the battery? Thanks
@@christopherison474 Additional protection from shocking yourself.
My battery was completely dead, I replaced the battery after fog light installation.
Hi, Great video! Thanks for putting this up. I too need to replace both my fog lamps and the washer bottle after a close encounter with a deer recently. I believe I need to take the bumper off completely to replace the bottle. Can I assume it's the same process, repeated on the other end of the bumper, to remove it? Thanks again! (Greetings from the UK btw). Chris
Glad it helped! I took a quick look at the washer bottle and it looks like you can do it the same way as the fog light.
@@wannaDIY2020 Job done thanks to you. Luckily, it turned out to be a pinched hose and not the whole bottle.
Suddenly, my driver's door mirror is doing silly things. When I start the engine it turns out as far as it can reach, beyond the driving position. It does this regardless of the resting point before starting the engine. So, if the mirrors are pulled in or they're already in the driving position, the driver's one opens until it can go no further. The pax side one is fine. Any ideas? Thanks again!
I wanna swap my 2011 for thoses yellow on the the civic si
Are you talking about yellow fog lights?
What year civic si does have same fog lights ...heard just the light is same not the housing...
Sorry I’m not sure I understand your question. Can you please clarify?