What type of connector/socket is the OEM ballast
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Bought a pair of OEM HIDs and I'm trying to wiring the ballast up properly...can anyone tell me what type of socket the ballast uses?
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It's a proprietary Toyota plug. My best guess that it was made by Denso or AMP. Those are the two main harness/connector makers for Toyota. You might be able to order a replacement set through the dealer.
Worst case, just cut off the stock harness connector and solder on a 9006 male, and solder a 9006 female to the ballast.
PS: I might have a pair of the oem ballast connectors. I'm not 100% sure, but if I ever stumble across them I'll let you know. I just moved to a new house so all of my parts are still in big boxes.
Worst case, just cut off the stock harness connector and solder on a 9006 male, and solder a 9006 female to the ballast.
PS: I might have a pair of the oem ballast connectors. I'm not 100% sure, but if I ever stumble across them I'll let you know. I just moved to a new house so all of my parts are still in big boxes.
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It's a proprietary Toyota plug. My best guess that it was made by Denso or AMP. Those are the two main harness/connector makers for Toyota. You might be able to order a replacement set through the dealer.
Worst case, just cut off the stock harness connector and solder on a 9006 male, and solder a 9006 female to the ballast.
PS: I might have a pair of the oem ballast connectors. I'm not 100% sure, but if I ever stumble across them I'll let you know. I just moved to a new house so all of my parts are still in big boxes.
Worst case, just cut off the stock harness connector and solder on a 9006 male, and solder a 9006 female to the ballast.
PS: I might have a pair of the oem ballast connectors. I'm not 100% sure, but if I ever stumble across them I'll let you know. I just moved to a new house so all of my parts are still in big boxes.
Thanks for the info it does look proprietary so that's why I asked for help lol. Anyways I did consider getting a pair of female & male 9006 connectors from the store. Unfortunately the closest autopart store near me only had female connector but no male
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Just went and bought these...plan to cut them in half and solder each and to respective component.
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