hid problem
hid problem
Ive got the Xentech in both headlight and fogs and until recently one of my fogs will come on only sometimes. I checked all the connections and they are good. Has anyone else experienced this or know a solution
If your connections are all correct and not falling out, then you have either a blown ballast or bulb.
HID4U + Xantec have a warranty... shoot him an e-mail and he should take care of you.
ALSO: You can try to see exactly what the problem is. Switch the other fog bulb into the one you think is bad and see if it works. If it does, its the bulb... if it doesn't... then its the ballast.
HID4U + Xantec have a warranty... shoot him an e-mail and he should take care of you.
ALSO: You can try to see exactly what the problem is. Switch the other fog bulb into the one you think is bad and see if it works. If it does, its the bulb... if it doesn't... then its the ballast.
If your connections are all correct and not falling out, then you have either a blown ballast or bulb.
HID4U + Xantec have a warranty... shoot him an e-mail and he should take care of you.
ALSO: You can try to see exactly what the problem is. Switch the other fog bulb into the one you think is bad and see if it works. If it does, its the bulb... if it doesn't... then its the ballast.
HID4U + Xantec have a warranty... shoot him an e-mail and he should take care of you.
ALSO: You can try to see exactly what the problem is. Switch the other fog bulb into the one you think is bad and see if it works. If it does, its the bulb... if it doesn't... then its the ballast.
good luck getting an email back within 2-3 days and when you get one it is a general email saying to send back the deffective product, then it takes them 5 days to process and then to ship back, him being in cali and us in auburn your looking at 2 weeks, Im going through an issue with this guy over a whole headlight kit, I wish I would have never bought from him!
Guys. You need a relay. The bixenon HIDs come with one. Regular HID kits (inculding fog kits) dont come with one.
When HIDs ignite, they require a lot of power. Before i put a relay on my fogs, often times only 1 foglight would ignite. The other might come on 5-10 mins later, but sometimes not at all. The stock wiring system cannot handle all the ignition power, so you need a relay to the battery.
Search HID harness on Ebay, they are like 8 bucks and will solve everything.
Something like this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HID-F...spagenameZWDVW
When HIDs ignite, they require a lot of power. Before i put a relay on my fogs, often times only 1 foglight would ignite. The other might come on 5-10 mins later, but sometimes not at all. The stock wiring system cannot handle all the ignition power, so you need a relay to the battery.
Search HID harness on Ebay, they are like 8 bucks and will solve everything.
Something like this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HID-F...spagenameZWDVW
good luck getting an email back within 2-3 days and when you get one it is a general email saying to send back the deffective product, then it takes them 5 days to process and then to ship back, him being in cali and us in auburn your looking at 2 weeks, Im going through an issue with this guy over a whole headlight kit, I wish I would have never bought from him!
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Guys. You need a relay. The bixenon HIDs come with one. Regular HID kits (inculding fog kits) dont come with one.
When HIDs ignite, they require a lot of power. Before i put a relay on my fogs, often times only 1 foglight would ignite. The other might come on 5-10 mins later, but sometimes not at all. The stock wiring system cannot handle all the ignition power, so you need a relay to the battery.
Search HID harness on Ebay, they are like 8 bucks and will solve everything.
Something like this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HID-F...spagenameZWDVW
When HIDs ignite, they require a lot of power. Before i put a relay on my fogs, often times only 1 foglight would ignite. The other might come on 5-10 mins later, but sometimes not at all. The stock wiring system cannot handle all the ignition power, so you need a relay to the battery.
Search HID harness on Ebay, they are like 8 bucks and will solve everything.
Something like this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HID-F...spagenameZWDVW
thanks and hopefully this helps.
If you have bixenon HIDs in the heads, you will only need 1 relay harness for the fogs. If you just have a generic HID system for the heads (not bixenon) then you will need an additional harness for the headlights. so 2 total.
Glad i could help. The relay will help it to always ignite both bulbs, and will also protect your HID system from damage due to lack of power etc.
Glad i could help. The relay will help it to always ignite both bulbs, and will also protect your HID system from damage due to lack of power etc.
Ahh mSall, your right... I completely forgot to ask if he had a relay setup.
Hey BTW mS, remember our thread about the HID's flipping to high-beams before shutting off???
Bulbs were upside down and hi/low connection was wrong. Flipped the bulbs and the wires and now they work fine! You might want to look into that on yours.
Hey BTW mS, remember our thread about the HID's flipping to high-beams before shutting off???
Bulbs were upside down and hi/low connection was wrong. Flipped the bulbs and the wires and now they work fine! You might want to look into that on yours.
I'll look into it. I'm pretty sure my bulbs wont fit the other way around though.
Check it out, let me know what you find.


