AP2 LED Tail Lights
Joined: Oct 2009
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From: Los Angeles
honda's polarity is reversed in the oem socket. So the tail light needs to have it polarity reversed in the light harness.
-take of the cover on the back of the light (4 screws)
-Cut off the metal plug
-Match the black to the red, and the red to the black.
-put on the black cover.
-take of the cover on the back of the light (4 screws)
-Cut off the metal plug
-Match the black to the red, and the red to the black.
-put on the black cover.
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I got mine about three weeks ago. Ihad issues with the connectors also, and had to do the wire swap. Yesterday , the taillights fell apart from the inside (pics attached). Im sending them back, but what’s extremely shady to me is that my OEM brake lights have stopped working (they don’t blink when I click the lock button). Personally, I’d stay away.
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 1,760
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From: Los Angeles
Only the Ap1 have the problem with that ring coming off. The ap2 version dont have any problems. I do not know why; but its a manufacturing defect.
Check your fuses for your brake light.
all i know is that company has been trying to fix this for almost a year, and the factory making them isnt correcting this problem. They will lie and say its been fixed.
Check your fuses for your brake light.
all i know is that company has been trying to fix this for almost a year, and the factory making them isnt correcting this problem. They will lie and say its been fixed.