Connecting HID's, for some reason not working. Balasts are good. Bulbs are good. Running off car wire harness. Did search, didn't find anything???

 

flip the OEM harness that goes into the HID wiring... call me up to see if i go help you.. 3/303-1190

 

you get it fixed?

 

yeah man got them to work, could not get the connectors to switch so i used the wire harness it came with and did it direct to the battery

 

i actually just finished since i had to wash afterward

 

man putting that bumper back on was a pain in the @ss!!!

 

i actually didn't break any clips, but i lost one to the engine have to come in an pick up some clips to keep around..........oh yeah, didn't get 4 bolts on th bottom of bumper back on so i might have to hassle you for some help

 

lol... clips are like $.68 i think.. dont worry ive lost plenty...

 

HID fogs are a must, I hope to see some posted pics. I have replaced my bulbs to yellow 55w OEM and that made a veru very small improvement. Then I placed the protective yellow vinyl on and don't like the daytime look. I will definitely be doing a HID fog kit in Yellow in a month or two.

 

The HID fogs are a good didn't take a pic yet, but i did 3k bulbs from cliffud, if you do it, make sure and have some help with the bumper reinstall, i didi it by my self and it was a bi@tch!!!!!!!

 

I remember hearing it was a pain the re-install the front bumper skin. I hope to be able to install them by removing the wheel and going through the fendor wall like the bulb swap. I will make sure to secure the ballasts. If they bounce around, they will have a greatly reduced life span.

 

I love the way the 3k HIDs look in fog applications!

 

just installed my 3000k hid fogs yesteday. i wasnt sure how i should mount the ballast. i used the mounting thing for the passenger side (there was a hole so i used nuts bolts and washers) but on the driver side the window washing fluid was in the way so i taped it behind the bumper. i know it's ghetto but whatever... and i used gorilla tape so i doubt it will be falling off

overall, the installation was pretty easy.. except it took a while because i never removed the bumper before. somehow i ended up with MORE bumper clips... oh well. i am happy with the output.. straight yellow!

 

you don't have to remove the front bumper. just turn the wheel, remove the clips, pull back the wheel well lining. theres just enough room to work with.

i double sided tape and zip tie my ballast down. no rattles. been good for a few months.

 

mia - glad you got them installed and I ALWAYS stress the importance of the harness. In fact, I had to cut short an install into a 1985 Rolls Royce earlier this week because the battery was in the trunk and the owner was going to need an amp power kit wired up to provide power up in the engine bay.