The LX has a place holder for the fog lights in the bumper.</P>


Besides going back to the stealership, are there any lights that fit or at least look good in the spot for the originals?</P>


Also the manual mentions daytime running lights for the Canadian cars. Can / how is this added to my 'merican car?</P>


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JUNKYARD<IMG src=smileys/smiley2.gif border="0">

Good answer <IMG src=smileys/smiley17.gif border="0">

Fog lightsepending on what year your car is you might be able to buy a Honda kit from http://www.handa-accessories.com/civic.html</P>


Then see if you can have a local car audio/electronics install them for you. I had looked into getting a kit for my '99 a few months ago and the shop I talked to said they would charge around $80-$100 for install. That's a lot less $$$$ than the Honda dealer quoted me.</P>

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'99 EX Coupe-Vogue Silver

I'm thinking abt getting the PIAA 1100x foglights. They r kind of expensive but won't get them until I buy a new lip. http://www.tirerack.com/accessories/..._1100X_clr_drv .jsp

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'98 Civic EX Coupe (Blk)

damn that is expensive.

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gone but not forgotten 98 civic lx sedan
RIP 3/23/05

current garage
04 nissan armada le
01mustang gt
blown, intercooled, and cammed
04 acura tl
98 4runner

definntly dont go to the stealership

I saw those same fog lights at my local stereo installer for $105. Tire Rack is a rip off. Did you check EBAY?</P>


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The dealership is a rip off, too<IMG src=smileys/smiley7.gif border="0"></P>

I wasn't gonna purchase the PIAA fog lightsfrom tirerackbut rather to show a quick pic of it.Yeah, these are quite expensive for lights and Ialways check around for the best price.

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The lights only from http://www.handa-accessories.com/civic.htmlare only about $100.</P>


So if you can wire them in yourself or have an installer do it it should save some good $$$ and get the factory lights.</P>


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