Rear bumper LED reflectors

[theonly]

Will this fit the coupe?

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[superyerison]

Will this fit the coupe?

On the sellers description it says that it fits both the sedan and coupe.

 

[redblackcivic]

Passes right through. No drilling required.

Was planning to buy those but to be honest I know nothing about wiring LOL can you help me with it. Thanks

 

[superyerison]

Was planning to buy those but to be honest I know nothing about wiring LOL can you help me with it. Thanks

Yes lol, you have to wire the positive from the reflector to the positive brake by cutting into the wire and the negative goes to the negative wire on the brakes. It's snowing today so I can't take any pictures but on Saturday if the weather is good I'll take my taillight off and take some pictures.

 

[redblackcivic]

Yes lol, you have to wire the positive from the reflector to the positive brake by cutting into the wire and the negative goes to the negative wire on the brakes. It's snowing today so I can't take any pictures but on Saturday if the weather is good I'll take my taillight off and take some pictures.

Thank you so much!!!! Ill wait for it

 

[Dretlaw]

How does it look?

My gawd! Awesome mod there. I've always wondered since day one if something like this would eventually be available. I'm actually going to consider getting this!

 

[superyerison]

Thank you so much!!!! Ill wait for it

 

[redblackcivic]

Thank man! That helps a lot!

 

[SFTOURING]

What I meant is that if you use the module, you connect one reflector to the other and then you connect the wires into the module which then get connected to one of the taillights

I just got mines in but very confused. I can't picture your wiring plus right now I'm stuck on trying to get it up to the tail lights sky I can wire it up. I really don't want wire it to my turn lights but would like to just have it on when I turn on the LED lights. Can some one tell me number
1. How to pull the wire up to the tail light assembly.
2. Step by step on what color wire goes where. (I already know how to take the tail light assembly apart)

Thanks for your help. I'm not a wiring type of guy so as much info and details would be very helpful.

 

[inv4zn]

I just got mines in but very confused. I can't picture your wiring plus right now I'm stuck on trying to get it up to the tail lights sky I can wire it up. I really don't want wire it to my turn lights but would like to just have it on when I turn on the LED lights. Can some one tell me number
1. How to pull the wire up to the tail light assembly.
2. Step by step on what color wire goes where. (I already know how to take the tail light assembly apart)

Thanks for your help. I'm not a wiring type of guy so as much info and details would be very helpful.

Once you pull your taillights off, you should see a gap between the rear fender down into behind the bumper. Fish the wires through there. If you're doing it by yourself tape the wires to an unwound coat hanger and gently push it up through the gap.

The wiring is exactly what @superyerison did, except you want to tap into the LED taillights, not the turn signals. The physical locations should tell you which plug it is.

Now, I don't want to mean offense, but behind the taillight is an area that is not sealed, and is prone to exposure to water/moisture. Electrical tape is not an insulator (especially when poorly wrapped like in the pics, sorry man), and over time either your wires will corrode, or worse, short. You really want to make sure any tapping into are sealed as best as you can.

I would use heatshrink and then do multiple layers of TIGHT electrical tape.

 

[SFTOURING]

Once you pull your taillights off, you should see a gap between the rear fender down into behind the bumper. Fish the wires through there. If you're doing it by yourself tape the wires to an unwound coat hanger and gently push it up through the gap.

The wiring is exactly what @superyerison did, except you want to tap into the LED taillights, not the turn signals. The physical locations should tell you which plug it is.

Now, I don't want to mean offense, but behind the taillight is an area that is not sealed, and is prone to exposure to water/moisture. Electrical tape is not an insulator (especially when poorly wrapped like in the pics, sorry man), and over time either your wires will corrode, or worse, short. You really want to make sure any tapping into are sealed as best as you can.

I would use heatshrink and then do multiple layers of TIGHT electrical tape.

Thanks that really helps. I will try it this weekend.

 

[MinhQP]

Patiently waiting for the hatchback version. Anyone know if there are any in the works?

 

[Justin G]

I can't figure out how to get the old reflectors off.

 

[superyerison]

Once you pull your taillights off, you should see a gap between the rear fender down into behind the bumper. Fish the wires through there. If you're doing it by yourself tape the wires to an unwound coat hanger and gently push it up through the gap.

The wiring is exactly what @superyerison did, except you want to tap into the LED taillights, not the turn signals. The physical locations should tell you which plug it is.

Now, I don't want to mean offense, but behind the taillight is an area that is not sealed, and is prone to exposure to water/moisture. Electrical tape is not an insulator (especially when poorly wrapped like in the pics, sorry man), and over time either your wires will corrode, or worse, short. You really want to make sure any tapping into are sealed as best as you can.

I would use heatshrink and then do multiple layers of TIGHT electrical tape.

I tried taking the tape off to show the wiring but I couldn't fully take it off without cutting it but I had an insulator over it that I got from my job. I just put that tape as extra since I tend to worry a lot.

 

[Justin G]

I tried taking the tape off to show the wiring but I couldn't fully take it off without cutting it but I had an insulator over it that I got from my job. I just put that tape as extra since I tend to worry a lot.

How do I get just the reflector off?

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