2004 Honda Element HID Fog Light Install (Part 2)
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2004 Honda Element HID Fog Light Install (Part 1) -EricTheCarGuy Link to Fog Light Kit:
http://www.motorfiend.com/honda-element-2003-2004-light-p-2774.html
Price: $89.95
3000K HID Kit:
http://www.motorfiend.com/3000K-Yellow-Xenon-HID-Kit-Single-Beam/?cPath=136
Price: $69.95
Mini Ballasts:
http://www.motorfiend.com/mini-replacement-ballast-p-2784.html
Price: $32.95
Here’s Part 2 of my HID fog light installation. I had to do quite a bit of modification to get this kit to work. If you’d like less work, I would suggest getting the fog light kit with amber lenses and not doing the HID. It would take a lot less time and effort. Still, I’m happy with the result and happy I made the extra effort for my Element. I will say that after having the lights for a few months there is a small amount of moisture in the lenses, probably due to them not being completely sealed. It doesn’t seem to effect anything, but I think it’s worth mentioning. Also worth mentioning is that I have yet to have anyone flash their lights at me or indicate that my lights were blinding them. I think the key here is to make sure you aim your lights properly. That way you can avoid such issues. As for your local laws, be sure and consult with those before installing any auxiliary lighting. I’d hate for you to go through the time and expense, only to find your modifications are illegal.
Here’s some useful links for you.
HID Headlight Install video:
Re: HID Headlight Install video:
HID Diagnosis:
Element Grill Installation:
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Tools
Power Probe:
Power Probe PP219FTC Power Probe II w/Case Diagnostic tool Kit
With the press of a switch you’ll have an instant hot lead or ground lead. Use the hot lead and ground lead simultaneously to activate components for continuity as well as identify positive, negative and open circuits without re-polarizing hook-up clips. Locate shorts without wasting fuses. The 20ft lead will allow you to test bumper to bumper without jumper leads. Audio tone indicates positive with a high pitched tone and negative by a low pitched tone.
Clip Removal Tool:
GearWrench 41850 3 piece Body Clip Set
http://www.jbtoolsales.com/gearwrench-41850-3-piece-body-clip-set/#oid=1002_1
Kit includes: 30? Push Pin Plier, 80? Push Pin Plier and a Panel Clip Plier with V” design for removal of standard upholstery clips without center push pins.
Automatic Center Punch:
Lisle 30280 Automatic Center Punch 5-1/2″ Long
http://www.jbtoolsales.com/lisle-30280-automatic-center-punch-5-1-2-long/#oid=1002_1
Stepped Drill Bit:
Irwin 10234CB Unibit Step Drill Bit 12 Hole (3/16″-7/8″)
http://www.jbtoolsales.com/lisle-30280-automatic-center-punch-5-1-2-long/#oid=1002_1
Soldering Iron:
Wall Lenk L40 40 Watt Soldering Iron
http://www.jbtoolsales.com/wall-lenk-l40-40-watt-soldering-iron/#oid=1002_1
Flux:
Firepower 1423-1101 Soldering Paste Flux, 2 oz Can, General Purpose
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