daytime running lights
brianchiro
12-08-2004, 09:28 AM
Question
How tough is it to install daytime running lights on a honda. I am thinking about buying a new pilot in the U.S. In order to satisfy the requirements for import into Canada, the vehicle must have daytime running lights....Since the Honda Pilot is actually manufactured in Canada, I was wondering if it is as simple as installing a fuse into a vacant slot on the fuse panel. Anyone have any answers...? Also, if the foglight option is purchased on this vehicle, are they, (the lights) always on?
Brian
How tough is it to install daytime running lights on a honda. I am thinking about buying a new pilot in the U.S. In order to satisfy the requirements for import into Canada, the vehicle must have daytime running lights....Since the Honda Pilot is actually manufactured in Canada, I was wondering if it is as simple as installing a fuse into a vacant slot on the fuse panel. Anyone have any answers...? Also, if the foglight option is purchased on this vehicle, are they, (the lights) always on?
Brian
whtteg
12-08-2004, 02:48 PM
Most of the time all you have to do is install a relay in the fuse block under the dash, there is usually a spot for it. You would need the diagram off the fuse block cover to know for sure though.
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