Question on 2k2 HIDs
Really?! Sorry ... I guess the halogen high-beams overpower the HIDs then because when I hit my high beams I can't see any hint of the HIDs on the road, so I assumed the HIDs (like the foglights) cut out when the highs come on.
Makes sense now. You wouldn't want to routinely flip btwn highs and lows if your HIDs turn off under high beams. I've installed 2k2 HIDs and the wiring scheme I'm using turns off the lows when the highs are on. It would be nice to find a way to disable the relay that does that.
Re: Question on 2k2 HIDs
Originally posted by Phydeaux
Do your low beam HIDs stay on when you activate your high beams?
Do your low beam HIDs stay on when you activate your high beams?
But, let me confirm... Just yesterday I use my car's headlights to light up a friends back yard (long story), and absolutely for sure all 4 headlights stay on, but the fog's automatically shut off.
Originally posted by DrVolkl
Yeah, they stay on. The reason is this: It is not good to turn your Xenon lights on and off! It reduces the life of the bulb....so think about that the next time you make a trip to the coffee shop 2mins away.
Yeah, they stay on. The reason is this: It is not good to turn your Xenon lights on and off! It reduces the life of the bulb....so think about that the next time you make a trip to the coffee shop 2mins away.
for 2k2 max owners: i think the common sense thing to do is, when it is night time or in a dark garage, turn on the low beams (HIDs) and the high beams (halogens) when in a parked position and walk on outside to the front of the car to see. You should find that all but the fog lights are on.
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