Does anyone have a link to do any 9004 to 9007 conversion write ups like in the 4th gen FAQ?

 

http://www.vqpower.com/v2/modules.ph...howpage&pid=75

 

will this be easy to do.. whats the cost on this mod

 

I don't think i'll ever get used to 45watt low-beams

 

sweet this will look great with my new 100watt h3 in my foglights

 

It should be easy, you just swap wires on both sides so you'll need some connectors which are cheapo. Plus you'll need 9007 bulbs, which are rated at 55/65watts and can be bought cheap anywhere. You'll just need to make sure the wires are the same color as the 4th gens, or you'll have to figure out which is the low/high/ground wire. Hopefully, someone with a 3rd gen manual can shed some light into this lighting matter.

 

According to the directions, seems if you take the cheap route & just swap wires & file the nubs on the inside, this would cost you nothing.

If I go this route, however, will the stock wiring be able to handle the additional 10W for the low beam of the 9007 (55/65) vs the 9004 (45/65)?

 

Well, If no one has done the conversion yet, I'll be the test dummy. If I end up melting a harness or wire, those aren't that expensive to pickup from a salvage yard.

 

you should be fine, but the stock wiring sux no matter what. if you want the most possible light get a new harness.

 

Does anyone have a repair manual for a 1993 Maxima?

The wire's leading to the drivers side headlights are :
Black = ground
Red w/ white strip = ?
Red w/ black strip = ?

The wire's leading to the passenger side headlights are:
Black = ground
Red w/ blue strip = ?
Red w/green strip = ?

 

dont pay attention to the wiring colors, pay attention to the wire placement. The harness is the same because they are both 9004 bulbs stock. Hopefully that makes sense.

 

Ahh the middle wire