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Most places require front plates so there should be two holes to screw on a bracket (holder). The plate should then slide into the holder. If there are no holes, you'll need to drill some.
In the meantime, stick the plate on the dash on the passenger side facing out so it's easily visible outside.
Good luck
Most factory kits come with the hardware to install it will be plastic push ins, bolts with j-nuts, or pointed hex head bolts. The push ins just push in line up the plate holder to the holes in bumper, if bolt and j-nut must slide j-nuts into slots then line up and install, if pointed bolts there are dimples that can be seen in bumper install at dimples, if no dimples just line up and install.
Your license plates work on the same curcit as your tail lights so therefore have the same fuse, if you tail lights are working and your plate lights not it isn't the fuse. check the globe and contacts where the globe and globe holder fits.
You will have to install an after market license plate holder, as Mitsubishi Eclipse spyder does not have a front plate holder. Where you install it on your bumper is up to you , but remember to follow your local laws in regards to placement and the proper amount of screws holding the plate.
I'm having the same problem on my 1995 Honda Accord. I hit a bump hard last night, and my dash lights, tail-lights, license-plate lights, and the bell which 'bing's when the door is open and the headlights are on all stopped working. The fuse for "Small lights" under the hood was blown. Replaced it, turned on headlights, and it blew again instantly.
I'm guessing that I have a wire crossed (possibly inside the bulb itself) in the dash somewhere; I checked the taillights and license-plate liights already.
You should have two license plate lights, right above the license plate. If you remove the two screws that hold the one you want to change in, the entire fixture will drop down(best to do this with the trunk open). Remove the metal clip plate that covers the bulb. The bulb SHOULD simply pull directly out.
Hope this helps you.
How to put the license plate holder on the front of the car?
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