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I recently purchased a pair of 06-13 HID headlights to swap out my old Halogen headlights. When i installed them the headlight would come on temporarily for about 15 seconds then the light would go out. I am completely confused because my assumption was the HID headlights would be a complete plug and play i just wouldnt have the autoleveling feature. Could this be a lack of power not being able to maintain the HID headlights?
Do you mean your bulbs??? And if so, check your wires connecting to your ballast, hopefully they're not burnt up.
Since i had halogen headlights instead of buying an Hid conversion kit, i purchased a entire hid headlight to replace my current ones. The wire connecting the ballast looked good when i checked them yesterday.
You cannot just put HID headlights on a Halogen car. You would have to do a whole retrofit with the ballasts and wiring in order to properly power then. Easiest thing to do would be to just do a HID kit conversion.
You cannot just put HID headlights on a Halogen car. You would have to do a whole retrofit with the ballasts and wiring in order to properly power then. Easiest thing to do would be to just do a HID kit conversion.
I brought them used.. But both lights went out at the same time.. Do you think the odds of both headlights goin out like dat is slim
Its quite possible when purchasing used equipment. By the way did you disconnect your battery (just the negative) before doing the swap??? Just a safety precaution to not short circuit the kit. If you didn't, that might be a possibility to consider.
You cannot just put HID headlights on a Halogen car. You would have to do a whole retrofit with the ballasts and wiring in order to properly power then. Easiest thing to do would be to just do a HID kit conversion.
I'm gonna agree with Icy here due to the fact that even aftermarket headlights are not compatible on HID equipped IS's. might be cause of AFS and the way theyre wired.. someone here has the exact answer... anyone?