HID Help Quick

[Blenjar]

Let me know if your thing runs high beams.

Also if you don't use relay...umm...i wouldn't recommended cause I don't think it will work...see common positive is always there, so does low ground for low beam (make sure DRL is not installed).

86(positive always active) and 85(active only when turned on), when they make contact, it activates 30 (battery) and 30 activates 87 which goes to ballast (ground is also in ballast (direct to negative battery))

Makes sense?
correct me if im wrong..

-- Blen

[jamal1984]

Originally Posted by Blenjar

Let me know if your thing runs high beams.

Also if you don't use relay...umm...i wouldn't recommended cause I don't think it will work...see common positive is always there, so does low ground for low beam (make sure DRL is not installed).

86(positive always active) and 85(active only when turned on), when they make contact, it activates 30 (battery) and 30 activates 87 which goes to ballast (ground is also in ballast (direct to negative battery))

Makes sense?
correct me if im wrong..

-- Blen

This thing is single beam only, no highbeam, i dont have the money to get the HID Bixenon yet. This is all i can get at the moment so far.

[Chris07LB]

If its a simple plug n play kit, rule out the simple stuff first.. Blen is correct though about running a relay, rather then just plugging into the stock connector. Powering off the battery is the best way even with just a regular plug n play kit (as opposed to a complete retro fit).

[jamal1984]

oK, FINALLY i got it fix, and here are the problems. and here are few pictures.

THANK YOU CHRISS AND BLENJAR for helping me out, i'm really appreciate yu guys.