My lights won't turn on...
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Asked by NyDk Feb 22, 2017 at 11:19 AM about the 2017 Honda Accord LX FWD

Question type: General

So I just bought a Honda Accord 2017 LX, now, it has
front lights but for some reason the line in the front below
the regular lighting doesn't light up... like it's the LED strip
kind of thing that doesn't light up. I've already referred to
the manual but it doesn't say anything. Now I know fog
lights aren't equipped with the Honda Accord LX edition
but the bulbs are in there when I looked. So how do I turn
them on..?

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Rowefast answered 7 years ago

Either read your owners manual, or if you are actually having a problem, then bring it back to the dealer. Must be under warranty.

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Guru1X4NM answered 5 years ago

I upgraded my Honda Accord lx to drl strips. I used the Honda sport headlights. Now both strips are out. The drivers side headlight is out and my high beams don’t work. Are the headlights salvageable? I live in San Diego.

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