HIDs installd but with fog light problems
i installed my HID lights today and they work great, wish i would have paid the extra for the hi beam though, but anyways now that i have my HID installed my fog lights wont stay working, ill turn them on but the wont stay on, they will come on for a few but then they will go out like there is a loose connection to the fog lights does anybody have or had this problem, i know when i installed them i never touched the fog lights, but idk what to do to fix this, any advice on how to keep my fog lights working????? please help
Last edited by truckin150; Oct 28, 2009 at 11:08 PM.
Well I think the fog lights coming on has to do with the circuit being closed. when you pull the **** out, the loop is closed allowing power to the fogs.
from what it sound like, the heads might be sucking too much of the power to leave for the fogs.
Maybe check your fog relay & fuse.
from what it sound like, the heads might be sucking too much of the power to leave for the fogs.
Maybe check your fog relay & fuse.
Well I think the fog lights coming on has to do with the circuit being closed. when you pull the **** out, the loop is closed allowing power to the fogs.
from what it sound like, the heads might be sucking too much of the power to leave for the fogs.
Maybe check your fog relay & fuse.
from what it sound like, the heads might be sucking too much of the power to leave for the fogs.
Maybe check your fog relay & fuse.
will its not the HID that flicker, its just my stock fog lights that come on then go off for no reason
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Well I think the fog lights coming on has to do with the circuit being closed. when you pull the **** out, the loop is closed allowing power to the fogs.
from what it sound like, the heads might be sucking too much of the power to leave for the fogs.
Maybe check your fog relay & fuse.
from what it sound like, the heads might be sucking too much of the power to leave for the fogs.
Maybe check your fog relay & fuse.
DirtyD im not shooting down your idea because it is very possible, but i dont think that the heads are drawing too much to not leave enough for the fogs because thats what ballasts are for. to step up or step down voltage, in this case, their application is to step it up.
Check both the HID relay and the fog light relay. It's not common, but there might be some surging going on. That is if that can happen with HIDs
how do u check the relay on the HIDs that i have or can u tell me
sounds like to me that you don't have relays for the hids. without a relay the hids will try to draw too much power from the stock harness and it will make them flicker.
edit: from looking on ddmtuning's site they do not include relays and you have to buy those seperately so unless you bought them along with your kits then im about 99% positive that that is the problem
edit: from looking on ddmtuning's site they do not include relays and you have to buy those seperately so unless you bought them along with your kits then im about 99% positive that that is the problem
Last edited by dilloncawthon; Oct 29, 2009 at 12:06 PM.
sounds like to me that you don't have relays for the hids. without a relay the hids will try to draw too much power from the stock harness and it will make them flicker.
edit: from looking on ddmtuning's site they do not include relays and you have to buy those seperately so unless you bought them along with your kits then im about 99% positive that that is the problem
edit: from looking on ddmtuning's site they do not include relays and you have to buy those seperately so unless you bought them along with your kits then im about 99% positive that that is the problem
would this be what i need to fix my light problem\
http://www.ddmtuning.com/products/HI...ess-133-0.html
http://www.ddmtuning.com/products/HI...ess-133-0.html
ok thanks, so i woundering i ordered the low beam hid kit and was woundering can i get just the hi/low beam bulb and wire it up to the kit i bought for just low beam. or would i need all new ballasts


