Hey guys, Im new to the site, I used to drive a 2003 Honda Civic EX coupe before I totalled it in the rain, I just want to ask you guys, if anyone of you know the bulb size for the daytime running lights for the 2010 Fit Sport? I have a hard time finding it out, I know some of you want to ask me to take it out and see, but I am basically want to know without taking it out, I know that the headlights uses the H4, and the OEM foglights use an H11, i just need to know what the bulb size for the daytime running light is? Thanks

 

Bbummmp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Headlights=DRL=H4

 

WRONG. im not sure what the size is, but its a small bulb

 

What are you talking about?

DRLs in the GE is just the H4 light bulb's high beam at partial power.

I can only assume that you have a GD and are assuming this information about the GE.

 

oh, you guys have GE fits? im so sorry

 

SORRY THAT YOU GUYS ARE STUCK DRIVING THOSE SPACE SHIPS ;p

 

he did say 2010 Fit Sport.

uh huh, why do you insist on instigating anything? Do you hear me "knocking" the GD in any way? All I have are my personal preferences... and that's only important to me, myself and I. Just as your opinion... is still an opinion.

 

lol captain serious pants itt

 

I get it... in order to "cover" your mistake about saying information for a GD, you made a quip, and when someone takes your words seriously (you do know, on a text based forum, no one knows your "tone", right?)... you try to make it like the other person is "messing up."

Have fun with that.

 

nah, i made a mistake, son. i didnt read the thread AT ALL. i read the post that i quoted and based my answer on that

 

So....wat is the bulb size

 

If you still can't figure it out, send Lyon[Nightroad] a PM

 

Do you not read your own thread?

The DRL in a 2010 Fit uses the HEADLIGHT BULB (H4).

I notice your name has "GD3" in it. Now, if you in fact DO have a GD chassis (then it's NOT 2010), Solbrothers would be right.

Das evil man.... but i agree.

 

Daytime running lights (LED DRL) are a low-cost method to reduce crashes. It can improve the noticeability and detectability of vehicle in the central and peripheral fields of view.