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Mine too but I still don’t think there is any communication to the BCM or any control other than on off. There’s clear communication on the 11th generation.

Pretty sure the pins on the 10gen are analog. You should be able to find that info on CivicX. The plug is the same but it only has 7 wires.

Is there a chance that somebody could take me a nice detailed photo of the headlight plug while it’s unplugged from the car. I just want to make sure what connecter it is. Front back side? Unless maybe somebody has an OEM part number?

It appears that for these headlights I can no longer produce the Stay Bright harness adapters. It is all integrated within the headlight now the only thing I could offer you is the extension/ HackStop harness that I make so you don’t have to hack into your original harness with T taps and risk...

Awesome information guys thank you so much. It looks like I can’t help anyone out with these. They are full on computer controlled.

So is this confirmed that this is the only plug on these 2022 headlights? Normally the eight pin is accessible but the three pin is off to the outer edge behind the inner fender. At least that’s for the 10th GEN but it’s very possible this is the only one on the 11th

What do you guys have to do with the warrantee headlights? I would love to get my hands on the 10th generation set of LED headlights that already need work. Since in my spare time I do custom work.

I believe that’s called the pin out but what I’m looking at is the wiring schematic which would be possibly called a line diagram? Is that the only plug on the back of these headlights? On the 10th generation it has 18 pin plug with seven wires in it and 13 pin plug with three wires in it.

Does anyone have access to the Honda database that would be able to give me the headlight schematics for the 11th generation headlights?

It could be possible but you need an adaptor harness that would allow the blinkers to flash that amber when necessary. It’s also possible that the Amber was not designed to be on 100% of the time so it could possibly burn out the circuit? If you had a wiring schematic of the headlight circuit...

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