HID Install
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Originally Posted by troberts6874
add a relay...this will take power direct from battery and use switch to activate the relay..hid lights use alot of power at inital start up but then come down once ballast is charged
Did you use the stock connector to turn on the switch? if so, which one of the 3 pins on the connector is the lowbeam? which one is ground? thanks!
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From: Houston
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I think some of it might have to do with the way your using the stock connector and just connecting the wires to the pins, if I understand that correctly. You are going to need to run a relay. My lights would not work on daytime running lights without a relay installed, they just gave off a flicker.
I have the Bi-Xenon. They work awesome. Its pricey, the blubs aren't cheap and having to buy another set of ballasts doesn't help the cost either, but its really nice having HID high beams and low beams. If only I could get my foglights to work at the same time as my high beams that would be great.
I have the Bi-Xenon. They work awesome. Its pricey, the blubs aren't cheap and having to buy another set of ballasts doesn't help the cost either, but its really nice having HID high beams and low beams. If only I could get my foglights to work at the same time as my high beams that would be great.
