HID users... please read!!!
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HID users... please read!!!
I just installed my 9004 HID kit and I found that in normal low beam as well as high beam position, my high beam indicator is always on on my dash. Am I supposed to only have 1 setting in my headlights when I get HIDs??? What could be wrong here?
Do you guys who have 9004 HIDs have both low beams and high beams?
Do you guys who have 9004 HIDs have both low beams and high beams?
Re: HID users... please read!!!
Originally posted by speedemn
I just installed my 9004 HID kit and I found that in normal low beam as well as high beam position, my high beam indicator is always on on my dash. Am I supposed to only have 1 setting in my headlights when I get HIDs??? What could be wrong here?
Do you guys who have 9004 HIDs have both low beams and high beams?
I just installed my 9004 HID kit and I found that in normal low beam as well as high beam position, my high beam indicator is always on on my dash. Am I supposed to only have 1 setting in my headlights when I get HIDs??? What could be wrong here?
Do you guys who have 9004 HIDs have both low beams and high beams?
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Originally posted by Mmmaxx
hmm, maybe its wired up wrong? i dun know, I think all aftermarket HID kits for the maxima are only 1 settings, no high and low.
hmm, maybe its wired up wrong? i dun know, I think all aftermarket HID kits for the maxima are only 1 settings, no high and low.
Where did you buy the kit?, there are not many hi/low HID kits available for 9004s. There is one linked in the general maxima discussion forum, which seems quite nice, and then there are ones with a moveable shield, which suck because they will break after time. Most likely if you paid under 500$, you only have one beam.
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Originally posted by ch13f
Where did you buy the kit?, there are not many hi/low HID kits available for 9004s. There is one linked in the general maxima discussion forum, which seems quite nice, and then there are ones with a moveable shield, which suck because they will break after time. Most likely if you paid under 500$, you only have one beam.
Where did you buy the kit?, there are not many hi/low HID kits available for 9004s. There is one linked in the general maxima discussion forum, which seems quite nice, and then there are ones with a moveable shield, which suck because they will break after time. Most likely if you paid under 500$, you only have one beam.
Originally posted by speedemn
The HID kit that I bought is from www.hidfactory.com. It says that it is the K2 HID kit. The ballast is Hella and the bulb is Japanese... boxed by Phillips.
The HID kit that I bought is from www.hidfactory.com. It says that it is the K2 HID kit. The ballast is Hella and the bulb is Japanese... boxed by Phillips.
Originally posted by 95GreekMaxSE
9004 HID probly uses the high beam to make them birght in the first place. Upgrade harness and get the REAL hid if u want both beams and a real HID to begin with.
9004 HID probly uses the high beam to make them birght in the first place. Upgrade harness and get the REAL hid if u want both beams and a real HID to begin with.
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Originally posted by 95GreekMaxSE
9004 HID probly uses the high beam to make them birght in the first place. Upgrade harness and get the REAL hid if u want both beams and a real HID to begin with.
9004 HID probly uses the high beam to make them birght in the first place. Upgrade harness and get the REAL hid if u want both beams and a real HID to begin with.
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you have your brights up on your dash, on the stock harness there are three prongs, dont know which on it is, but one of the prongs on the left or right is the one that controls which beam you have the harness to the stock HIDS. so for say you have it on the right prong pull the wire and plug it to the left prong. Dont mess with the center prong at all. Hope that helps and shut off your brights to get that blue light off your dash
Originally posted by JAY25
you have your brights up on your dash, on the stock harness there are three prongs, dont know which on it is, but one of the prongs on the left or right is the one that controls which beam you have the harness to the stock HIDS. so for say you have it on the right prong pull the wire and plug it to the left prong. Dont mess with the center prong at all. Hope that helps and shut off your brights to get that blue light off your dash
you have your brights up on your dash, on the stock harness there are three prongs, dont know which on it is, but one of the prongs on the left or right is the one that controls which beam you have the harness to the stock HIDS. so for say you have it on the right prong pull the wire and plug it to the left prong. Dont mess with the center prong at all. Hope that helps and shut off your brights to get that blue light off your dash
the black wire is ground (neg)
the wire in the middle is your low-beam (power)
the last wire is your hi-beam (power)
if you only have low-beam hids you have to make sure that the hi-beam wire is not conn to the new harness in the kit that conn to the oem harness.
in other words make sure you don't conn your hi-beam wire.
hopes this helps
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Originally posted by 97GLES
in other words make sure you don't conn your hi-beam wire.
hopes this helps
in other words make sure you don't conn your hi-beam wire.
hopes this helps
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Now that I think about it, I guess that is a good thing so that I actually have the ability to flash someone in case of an emergency or whatever.
I was looking for a way to make the light stay on the same whether I flipped to high beams or not. But this way sounds much better.
Thanks dude, I'll try that.
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