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Need Help With HID's!!!!
hello everyone, i was wondering if anyone could help me on this one, i installed the xenon hhid 5000k last week and i notice something weird, it seem that the passenger side have a yellow cutoff line while the driver side dont, also the driver seem to be whiter and clearer too. suggestions, thoughts, comments??
here's a pic of the passenger side http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s...5122008346.jpg and here's another one http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s...5122008351.jpg here's the driver side http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s...5122008347.jpg and another http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s...5122008352.jpg and finally the transformation:D before http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s...5052008336.jpg and after http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s...5122008348.jpg PS: i really love the 5000k but wish it was a little bluer, but i still loves but to bad i have to take it all out soon b/c i have to get my headlight unit fix cause unfortunately its not seal properly and water get:mad: anywya thanks for readin and thanks in advance for your help.:thumbup: |
the cut off line is normal...my cut off line also has the yellow thing....dun really notice it tho...
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Originally Posted by radicalrev
(Post 3523451)
the cut off line is normal...my cut off line also has the yellow thing....dun really notice it tho...
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ohh my bad...well both usually have a cut off line...maybe the bulb isnt seated properly...
have you try facing the wall to see if you have the cut off lines? |
Originally Posted by radicalrev
(Post 3523457)
ohh my bad...well both usually have a cut off line...maybe the bulb isnt seated properly...
have you try facing the wall to see if you have the cut off lines? |
Yellow cut-off line is completely normal for 5000K HIDs. Our lens' aren't that great and most will produce a yellow cut-off color for temps up to 6000K.
Don't worry about uneven cut-off line too much because it's a quick fix. If one side points higher than the other, a. check to see if both the bulbs are secured completely by both metal clips for each side of the harness...if they are completely secured go onto step b.---> use a Phillips head screwdriver to adjust your cut-off height. This shouldn't take you longer than 5 mins at night. BTW, make sure your car is level and have your car facing a garage or a wall when you adjust the cut-off height. One more thought, if you really want that nice cut-off color I suggest you retro-fit some TSX projectors/lens' as they are one of the top projectors and lens' out in the market. Hope this made any sense or helped. -ByoungWoo |
yeah...try shining it on a wall...can see if it has cut off line or not...try to check if you position the bulb correctly...might be tilted or something...
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Originally Posted by ByoungWoo
(Post 3523466)
Yellow cut-off line is completely normal for 5000K HIDs. Our lens' aren't that great and most will produce a yellow cut-off color for temps up to 6000K.
Don't worry about uneven cut-off line too much because it's a quick fix. If one side points higher than the other, a. check to see if both the bulbs are secured completely by both metal clips for each side of the harness...if they are completely secured go onto step b.---> use a Phillips head screwdriver to adjust your cut-off height. This shouldn't take you longer than 5 mins at night. BTW, make sure your car is level and have your car facing a garage or a wall when you adjust the cut-off height. One more thought, if you really want that nice cut-off color I suggest you retro-fit some TSX projectors/lens' as they are one of the top projectors and lens' out in the market. Hope this made any sense or helped. -ByoungWoo
Originally Posted by radicalrev
(Post 3523467)
yeah...try shining it on a wall...can see if it has cut off line or not...try to check if you position the bulb correctly...might be tilted or something...
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im gonna have to agree with the above posters, make SURE your bulb is seated properly... sometimes it may feel 'in' but its not, as for the yellow... sorry i have no xp with 5000k and less hids... stock is 4300k and you went with 5k :uh: so dont expect much color change... 6k imo is the best balance between output and looks.
adjusting the cutoff, its in the manual ;) p. 31x'ish |
Originally Posted by llamaboiz
(Post 3523472)
im gonna have to agree with the above posters, make SURE your bulb is seated properly... sometimes it may feel 'in' but its not, as for the yellow... sorry i have no xp with 5000k and less hids... stock is 4300k and you went with 5k :uh: so dont expect much color change... 6k imo is the best balance between output and looks.
adjusting the cutoff, its in the manual ;) p. 31x'ish |
OOO...I just completely based my post on your first post. Just make sure both of them are held in completely. Unless, they gave you a wrong 2nd bulb, they should look identical with one another.
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hey guys here's some better pics, hope it explain things better
passenger side http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s...6/100_2256.jpg another http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s...6/100_2263.jpg driver side http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s...6/100_2257.jpg and another http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s...6/100_2264.jpg here's one from afar http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s...6/100_2259.jpg and another http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s...6/100_2267.jpg you cant clearly see it but the driver side has a blueish purple cutoff line while the passenger has a yollowish ornage cutoff. IS THIS NORMAL???? |
No, that is not normal... sorry :sad: its like you have 2 different bulbs.
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Have you ever crashed the front of your car?
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i hope you got that from one of the CL vendors, its my understanding that XD is really great with customer service and they take care of the ppl here.
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