1992 and later-model civics use a single bulb for both high and low beams. There are 2 fuses per bulb, each corresponding to either a high or low beam.
Check your owners manual for the correct fuse numbers, the service manual only covers the fuse numbers for lx/ex models. If you have a bad fuse, replace it.
If the fuse isn't the problem, remove the fuse for the beam in question. Use an volt meter (or multimeter) to check for 12v at the fuse. If 12v is present on the problem circuit, one of your engine bay wires is cut. If not, the combined headlight/turn signal switch is broken.
Honda is recalling 440,000 Civics and Insights to address a problem with the cars' low-beam headlights.
The recall involves 2001-2002 model year Civics and 2000-2002 Insights.
Honda will ask owners to visit the nearest dealership, which will perform free repairs on the vehicles whether or not they show any potential damage.
this guy asked about a 1992 civic not 2001 and up!
Check the wiring with a test light. If you are getting voltage at the headlight then your low beams are burned out.
If you have no voltage, check the fuses under the dash, there is a pair for high beams and for low beams.
the high and low beams are 2 different lights. usually the high beam still works when the low beam goes out, you just have to replace the whole bulb/lense. its only like 8 bucks.
^^actually just one light bulb on these ones bud^^...check your fuses
U might need new headlights
they might need a little modification, but probably not much.
There is no chime for the headlights or key in the ignition with the door open
Might have slight differences. They are both in the 4th gen or EF class of civic. 88-91.
Spare parts for a Honda Civic can be purchased from your local Honda dealership. By purchasing from Honda you can ensure that the parts you receive are genuine and in the end will save you money.
80,000 miles
NO! the Si only comes in stick (manual) transmission, and as of 2006, it is a six speed transmission. i had a honda civic si with a auto trans my civic was a 99 so it might not pretain to this but just thoght i would say that there is such thing as a honda civic si auto trans
It might be the high/low beam switch. Had to replace one on my '96 when I had only low beams.
A parking light on your 1998 Honda Civic might not work because the bulb is broken or because the fuse has blown. It might also have an issue with the wiring between the fuse and the bulb.
Get a new headlight switch even check your bulbs might help
Yes, tons of them. Might want to specify what bearing your asking about.
Actually if you look at the back of the headlight you will see an arangement of platic gears ... by turning those gears you can ajust the light possition. How exactly you might go about setting it right is up to you. Cheers, JFL