HID Bi-Xenon Problems
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No it has two bulbs basically built into one. I attached a picture, but the Xenonlink bulb looks a little different. The when it comes out of the bulb, you have two wiring harnesses that go into the the ballasts. One just bypasses the ballast altogether and acts as the hi beam.
It's a very easy install. Very self explanatory once you see it.
It's a very easy install. Very self explanatory once you see it.
I have had these before, not a big fan of them.. the lil bulb on the side does effect the pattern.
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As I said that was just a picture of one I found online somewhere. That is not how mine looks exactly, but more to just give the thread starter an idea of what the bulb looks like when you get the kit that I got.
Mine came from Xenonlink. It's the Hi/Lo kit, doesn't require a relay, and works very very well. As I said before I only got it because TX law requires high beams and I have no interest in spending the extra money for the Bi-Xenon for more parts and more things to break that I'll never use.
I have put my truck right next to another F150 w/ the Bi-Xenon kit on it and the light patterns are no different on either truck. I can see how some would think that it might be different, but when they were both next to each other, one being mine w/ the Hi/Lo and his w/ the Bi-Xenon, its no different at all.
Mine came from Xenonlink. It's the Hi/Lo kit, doesn't require a relay, and works very very well. As I said before I only got it because TX law requires high beams and I have no interest in spending the extra money for the Bi-Xenon for more parts and more things to break that I'll never use.
I have put my truck right next to another F150 w/ the Bi-Xenon kit on it and the light patterns are no different on either truck. I can see how some would think that it might be different, but when they were both next to each other, one being mine w/ the Hi/Lo and his w/ the Bi-Xenon, its no different at all.
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yep, that is what mine looks like.....I may give it another shot this afternoon when I get home and see if I can get it to fit.
How much did you have to push yours in to make it fit?
How much did you have to push yours in to make it fit?
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Mine hit on both sides and was pushing the light pattern to the side. Actually the driverside was crossing the beam of the passenger light. I just whipped out the drill and put a hole behind them. Its aluminum, so no big deal. They fit perfect now 