I got a blown head lamp help???
I got a blown head lamp help???
ok my lamp is fried how can i fix it
The bulb is fine but the conector from the wireing to the bulb is melted where can i get it fixed and how much am igonna pay???
thanks maximus91
The bulb is fine but the conector from the wireing to the bulb is melted where can i get it fixed and how much am igonna pay???
thanks maximus91
Chances are youve got the blue bulbs in your car... Take them out if they are the 80 by 100 watt ones. They are just too much power. And they are melting the wires. This happened to mine and I took it to nissan to have them fix it. I dont remember what it cost but let nissan do it so you will know that its done right.
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Originally posted by DA-MAX
man you can do it yourself.....$11 9004 harness from Nissan, cut/splice/connect(as they are in OEM sequence) the wires and boom you're all done, 10 minute job!
man you can do it yourself.....$11 9004 harness from Nissan, cut/splice/connect(as they are in OEM sequence) the wires and boom you're all done, 10 minute job!

aftermkt connector..3-4 bucks from pepboys.
3 butt connectors and some electrical tape. good as new.
5 min tops.
yeah..strauss or pep boys sells the connectors for like $4-5 bucks.
I wouldn't stop using high wattage bulbs..the wires arent the problem..it's the pastic connector..it doesn't hold up well to the heat the wires generate.
Not all blue bulbs are 80/100. Alot of them are 40/50 or 55/65 and PERFORM like 80/100..so the wattage is actually low. ..i dunno this will always be a problem.
I wouldn't stop using high wattage bulbs..the wires arent the problem..it's the pastic connector..it doesn't hold up well to the heat the wires generate.
Not all blue bulbs are 80/100. Alot of them are 40/50 or 55/65 and PERFORM like 80/100..so the wattage is actually low. ..i dunno this will always be a problem.
Re: I got a blown head lamp help???
Originally posted by Maximus91
ok my lamp is fried how can i fix it
The bulb is fine but the conector from the wireing to the bulb is melted where can i get it fixed and how much am igonna pay???
thanks maximus91
ok my lamp is fried how can i fix it
The bulb is fine but the conector from the wireing to the bulb is melted where can i get it fixed and how much am igonna pay???
thanks maximus91
Re: Re: I got a blown head lamp help???
Originally posted by Valadez_jr
I had the same problem. I spent a lot of money on the blue lights and put them in. They lasted a very short time until the wirh harness melted. If you pull the harness out I bet the right side of the harness is melted. That is the ground wire. What I did was buy thicker wire guage #10 and grounded it right on top to the body of the car. Of course you are going to have to go to Autozone and purchase 2 new wire harness. Pull out the ground clip in the harness bend the clamp to replace it with the thicker gauge and push it back in the harness. After that you ground it to the body and you ready to go
I had the same problem. I spent a lot of money on the blue lights and put them in. They lasted a very short time until the wirh harness melted. If you pull the harness out I bet the right side of the harness is melted. That is the ground wire. What I did was buy thicker wire guage #10 and grounded it right on top to the body of the car. Of course you are going to have to go to Autozone and purchase 2 new wire harness. Pull out the ground clip in the harness bend the clamp to replace it with the thicker gauge and push it back in the harness. After that you ground it to the body and you ready to go
Re: Re: Re: I got a blown head lamp help???
Originally posted by DanNY
ok that's fine...so it won't burn at that 10ga..just at another location. it's as strong as the weakest link. it's best to run a relay and heavier wiring.
ok that's fine...so it won't burn at that 10ga..just at another location. it's as strong as the weakest link. it's best to run a relay and heavier wiring.
Re: Re: Re: Re: I got a blown head lamp help???
Originally posted by Valadez_jr
Negative, I just talked to one of the technicians here at work and he informed me that as long as that negative wire is thick and grounded properly it will work. No relay is required.
Negative, I just talked to one of the technicians here at work and he informed me that as long as that negative wire is thick and grounded properly it will work. No relay is required.
the stock relays and switch...u think it's going to be ok?
if u say it's going to be ok..then i guess do what works for u...i ran relays myself.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: I got a blown head lamp help???
Originally posted by DanNY
where do u work?
the stock relays and switch...u think it's going to be ok?
if u say it's going to be ok..then i guess do what works for u...i ran relays myself.
where do u work?
the stock relays and switch...u think it's going to be ok?
if u say it's going to be ok..then i guess do what works for u...i ran relays myself.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: I got a blown head lamp help???
Originally posted by Valadez_jr
Where did you by thr relays and what are the part numbers? I want to check it out
Where did you by thr relays and what are the part numbers? I want to check it out
BTW...relays are 30A bosch (low beam) and 40A PB (high beam)
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: I got a blown head lamp help???
Originally posted by Maximus91
hey guys now my bulb is no longer blue???
On the side i replaced
is it cause the harness or the bulb ??
hey guys now my bulb is no longer blue???
On the side i replaced
is it cause the harness or the bulb ??
head lamp help???
[QUOTE]Originally posted by DanNY
well why would u need to check it out if you're are all good to go??
BTW...relays are 30A bosch (low beam) and 40A PB (high beam)
That is all you did was add some relays and thicker wire? Well mine hasn't burnt out. I've had them grounded for five months. Hats off to you for your choice.
well why would u need to check it out if you're are all good to go??
BTW...relays are 30A bosch (low beam) and 40A PB (high beam)
That is all you did was add some relays and thicker wire? Well mine hasn't burnt out. I've had them grounded for five months. Hats off to you for your choice.
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