Help!! Electrically Challenged!!!
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Help! I'm guessing its to the relay??...
First, I would like to say that this is my first post. I bought my Lexus GS 300 this past Thursday, and just from reading through some of the threads on this site, I have learned a lot of good info. I'll post pics of the new ride soon. Still a newbie
Okay so I bought a plug and play 6000k HID kit for the 9006 Bulbs. And now I need to hook them up. They seem pretty simple, but I'm having trouble with a couple of wires. I dont know a damn thing when it comes to wiring so I'm hoping someone can help me out.
The bulbs connect to the ballasts and each ballast has both a positive and negative spade connector coming out. Where the hell do I connect these spade connectors. Post pics if you can because I have no electrical vocab. I was guessing that the prongs would just go to the headlight relay but I just bought the car and have no idea where anything is.
Okay so I bought a plug and play 6000k HID kit for the 9006 Bulbs. And now I need to hook them up. They seem pretty simple, but I'm having trouble with a couple of wires. I dont know a damn thing when it comes to wiring so I'm hoping someone can help me out.
The bulbs connect to the ballasts and each ballast has both a positive and negative spade connector coming out. Where the hell do I connect these spade connectors. Post pics if you can because I have no electrical vocab. I was guessing that the prongs would just go to the headlight relay but I just bought the car and have no idea where anything is.
Last edited by Ckroush; Jan 7, 2006 at 10:26 PM.
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well see I thought about that, but then what would give the signal for the lights to come on. The ballasts have to receive a cue to power up. Thats why I thought relay, but Im not sure
Originally Posted by Ckroush
well see I thought about that, but then what would give the signal for the lights to come on. The ballasts have to receive a cue to power up. Thats why I thought relay, but Im not sure
yeah there should be one, i just did a quick search but couldn't find it.
the problem is my kit was the old type where it took power from the original plug, not battery, so it might be a bit off
the problem is my kit was the old type where it took power from the original plug, not battery, so it might be a bit off
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