Sept 28th 2008.
Hi all,
I did follow the instructions :
"..... It may be the MODULE.-actually the solder connections on the module. in this case you need to either replace it (about 150 $ Honda) or.............. under the steering wheel near the pedals.... remove the cover.........and look for a grey box with connector coming out from the bottom............Remove connector........use small slotted screw driver and pull out the module from its box..........you should be able to see the bad connections around the big solder joints (of the relays).........Re-solder, re-assemble and enjoy driving..........GOOD LUCK."
and I got it work ! You'll see a crack around the pin. Just ask somebody resolder it and by the way resolder some pins around that zone to prevent same problem in future.
Many thanks for this forum. I saved 150 $ for the module.
Do you hapen to know the part number of the module or how to disasamble it. I have replaced the grey relay-RC5102 and check the fuses under the stering wheel(number 3 and 12) for DRL but I still have the noise in the grey relay.
There is a DRL relay gray in color, behind the glooves compartment. Open the glooves compartment all the way down after removing two latches on both side. The black and gray relays are on your left side. The gray relay is a 5 pins relay, it cost about $26 from Honda dealer. I have part # if you want. Is the relay is making noise and DRL light comes on dash. Let me know if that relay fixes your problem.
There may be different problem other than the relay. It may be the MODULE.-actually the solder connections on the module. in this case you need to either replace it (about 150 $ Honda) or.............. under the steering wheel near the pedals.... remove the cover.........and look for a grey box with connector coming out from the bottom............Remove connector........use small slotted screw driver and pull out the module from its box..........you should be able to see the bad connections around the big sloder joints (of the relays).........Re-sloder, re-assemble and enjoy driving..........GOOD LUCK.
DRL - Daytime Running Lights
Daytime running lights on a Honda Civic are the same as normal headlights. To fix or replace them, locate the headlight housing in the front of the car. Remove the plastic housing and replace the bulbs.
Your daytime running lights (DRL) are on.
Yes
The running lights have a bad ground.
The best headlights that you can purchase for a 1992 Honda Civic for night driving on the daytime running lights. You can also purchase those fog lamps as well.
how do you get to and change the front parking lights on a 1991 civic hatchback si?
could you be more specific about which lights that you are looking to change?
6Exact same problem. I'm not sure how to fix quite yet, but I do know. It's the Daytime Running Lights "DRL" Notice if you turn on your lights the DRL light turns off. There's ome sort of daytime running lights box that's starting to go. It's about 200 bux to fix at a dealership. But there's gotta be a better way.
Check to see if any are blown and replace
only if you change the whole front clip on the car, its a different body style, similar, but still different
The front end lights on a 2004 Honda Civic can be reached through the engine compartment. Safely prop the hood open and locate the bulbs. Replace the old units with new lights.