METRA 82-SU1 speaker adapter and wire harness kit 6.5-6.75 in car electronics accessory
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Eagle Eyes
Three-piece black tail-light set fits 88-91 Honda Civic three-door models, supplied as a pair
This Eagle Eyes tail light assembly fits Honda Civic three-door models from 88 to 91. The three-piece design comes as a pair in a black finish. Each unit weighs 6.24 lbs and measures 40.7975562 x 7.7539215 x 6.5610105 inches.
Buyers restoring or repairing a Civic three-door from the 88-91 period can use this set as a direct fit. Those with four-door, wagon or later model-year Civics will need a different configuration.
| Brand | Eagle Eyes |
|---|---|
| Type | Tail Lights |
| Weight | 6.24 |
This pair is specified for the 88-91 Honda Civic 3-door and uses the original equipment mounting pattern and connector style.
Turn on the parking lamps, then the headlamps, and check that all three pieces on each side illuminate evenly; next activate the brake pedal and verify the brighter circuit lights, then operate each turn signal and the hazard switch to confirm flashing on the corresponding sections.
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