Jason R

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Ok so I bought an upgraded headlight wiring harness and I am having a little bit of trouble installing them. There is one plug that I cannot find out where it goes to. Can anyone tell me where the mate for this plug is at?

gtr_rider

iTrader: (50)

I still dont see how this is any better then stock? That thing can burn just as easily as the stock harness..

didnt answer the question though

99MAXSE-L

iTrader: (4)

i think u plug that into the wire that comes from the car...

nismos14

iTrader: (56)

yah i installed this the other day, that part connects to the stock wiring harness thats where it gets its turn on signal, ur high beams will no longer work the normal way when this is installed, and the high beam light will probably be on very dim as if one bulb was blown out since one of the harnesses will no longer be connected to a bulb, i used the driver side harness to attach to this upgraded harness, let me know what happens after u get it all installed and let me know which harness u used to attach it too. if u can maybe try the passenger one and see if there is any difference with the high beams thing, like if maybe the high beams work normally, which i dont think they could.

oh and i think this harness does a good job in providing more current to the higher wattage bulbs, these look much sharper and brighter on the road than the stock bulbs as i compared them to a stock gxe tonight.

Ravq

Wiring diagram from suvlights.com
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nismos14

iTrader: (56)

sweet, to me it was pretty self explanatory but its good that a company shows u that type of diagram

SXN

im confused...how is this better than the stock harness?

Nismotic

iTrader: (25)

I used to have the Nokya Upgraded harnesses and they did the job FOR A WHILE.

Evidently the wiring harnesses go bad later on. Im not sure what the explanation they give, but it still goes bad.

CystumMax

I have bought this brand of light " Euro Dezigns " I had them Installed for 8 months now. Until now It did not burn any of my wire harnesses. Thank god.

Here is the link.....
http://www.eurodezigns.com/

SuperFishstick

you can get those on ebay for like 12 dollars or so. I was gona get them, but the fact that they are 85 watt or so scared me a bit.

Nismotic

iTrader: (25)

southwestauto works has Nokya one's for about 12 bucks

SXN

yea, but my question still stands, whats the benefit over stock?

nismos14

iTrader: (56)

the wiring is much thicker, allowing hotter (higher wattage bulbs) to be installed safely without worrying about burning/melting wires

ps
does anyone know where i can get real 110/120 watt bulbs, not the 45/65 looks like 110 - 120 crap?

nismos14

iTrader: (56)

those are not the same

SXN

i know the benefits of thicker gauge wire, but your not running that much wattage every for fog/headlight

nismos14

iTrader: (56)

well i have 100 watt bulbs in the headlights, this harness is just for the
headlights

what were u tryin to say here?

SXN

im trying to say that i hate you nismos. but realistically, look at how thick the gauge is of that wire, thicker than many many appliances and stuff, running AC 120. even the gauge i use for lighting/sound equipment that does 240+ doesnt need to be that thick, and is still efficient. just keep the lengths short. no beef, just saying (the way of the buddha...even though im white)

nismos14

iTrader: (56)

i hear u, i hate u too. i think the wiring is a lil thicker than it should be because of the length it has to run to each side of the car. the guage is probably about 14 or so, its not THAT thick, i think ur being decieved by the vinyl covering the individual wires, its not like 4 guage wire its a bunch of thinner wires in that sleeve.

SXN

lol yea....wasnt paying attention to all the invidual wires in there. that makes a good deal more sense

nismos14

iTrader: (56)

haha glad we straightened that out