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92-95 Honda Civic Fog Lights Switch

K2 Industries
K2-3839-HON-006-LGHT
Lighting
$80.00 $59.99

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92-95 Honda Civic Fog Lights Switch
92-95 Honda Civic Fog Lights Switch

OEM-style fog light switch for 92–95 Civic models—direct replacement for factory-equipped vehicles. Restores full functionality to your lighting circuit with a straightforward bolt-in design. Built to match original specifications and integrate seamlessly with your existing electrical harness.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ Direct-from-Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check
Key Features
  • Factory-spec electrical contacts - Ensures reliable switching without modification to your dash or harness
  • OEM mounting location - Installs in the original cavity with no fabrication required
  • Direct replacement fit - No adapter brackets or workarounds needed
Specs
  • Switch assembly, OEM-style configuration
  • Condition: New
What's Included
  • Fog light switch assembly
Frequently Asked Questions

Will this work if my fog lights are already wired but the switch is missing?

Yes—as long as your vehicle originally came with a fog light package and the wiring harness is intact, this switch plugs straight in. If wiring was removed or damaged, you'll need to trace the circuit back to the relay and fuse box first.

Do I need a wiring diagram to install this?

Not if your Civic came factory-equipped with fogs. The switch harness connects to the existing connector under the dash. If your car never had fogs originally, installation requires running new harness—grab a service manual for your year.

What if the switch doesn't click or the lights don't respond after installation?

First check that the relay and fuse are seated and rated correctly. If both are good, test continuity across the switch terminals with a multimeter to confirm it's making contact. Bad switches are rare, but if the circuit tests dead, return it for a replacement.

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