Which halo headlights did you get? the new ones or the older one's.

johnny.

 

these are the ones i got...

http://www.k2motor.com/4lhpram06jmks.html

not sure if they are the old ones or new ones.

 

When they first came out for my truck my fiance bought them for me, and they had some loose wires on them which are for the halo's to work.
Last year some azzhole stole them, so this past b-day my fiance bought me another set that don't have those loose wires just a seperate plug.

Try PM Raiderjay6, he helped me with mine and so did Dan aka Bullet.
I'm sorry man I forgot exactly how I did it.
BTW, yours are new.

johnny.

 

For the love of god, please do not use T-taps! (the fold over ones) solder connections are infinatly better. Also, the parking lights wiring colors are as follows: white/yellow (L), white/gray (R). If you dont know how to solder, find a friend that does, and go that route. (plus its not that hard to learn, and is a good skill to have)

Just my $0.02, take it for what its worth.

Jeff

 

True dat....soldering is the BEST way to go.

 

Make sure you post up some pics. once you get it done.

 

Alright so it sounds like im going to solder them. Now i have to find someone who can do it. Yes i put some pics up once i have it all done. thanks for all the help. ill be back if there is another problem.

-Thanks, Erik

 

you can pick up a decent soldering iron from radio shack for like $15. Then get a small roll of solder, and you should be good. a little 15 watt pencil is all you really need. then just get an old remote, or some other electronic device thats broken, and practice soldering wires to joints. guarantee that if you arent completely retarded you can figure it out yourself and have it down well enough to do your lights in 20-25 min.

 

Hey guys, i just got back from a local garage that does this type of stuff. i have a appointment on Wed. with them to get it done and i will take pics of it when it is all complete.

 

lame, wheres the fun if you dont do it yourself? every mod you do to your truck will help you learn that much more about it, and other vehicles as well.