you can buy bixenon harnesses off ebay for about 10 to 15 bucks. no need to rig and build one.

 

After searching the internet a while today I came a cross this page will these eliminate the twitching issue. Any thought guys.

http://store.ijdmtoy.com/Canbus-Deco...us_decoder.htm

 

Those are links of items that always pop up but are no different than the resistors we use to trick the FCM/PCM

 

I'm having an issue with my HID's, I have an 07 and purchased and installed an HIDEXTRA (dual beam HID Bi-Xenon kit) about 8 months with no problems!

now all of a sudden only the high beams work??

 

put the oem bulbs back in and test both low beams and high beams

 

that is what i have the canbus digital bixenon from hidextra. it works just plugged in to the headlight system, no strobing or anything. just a bulb out coede on the dash. a relay with this system wont work thought unless u use resistors (see above)

 

Now are you guys using the 35w or 55w with resistors? Also are they digital ballast or not. I am just looking for a new and fresh start.

 

mine are branded Flash Tech and was bought from Chad at Unique Coatings. they are 35w and not digital. i bought them about 3 or 4 yrs ago i guess. ive got 6ks in my heads and fogs

 

if 35 watt is enough then i think i will use them over 50 watts.

Also, instead of using the resistors, (i keep hearing how hot they can get sometimes) since i dont mind the bulb out light in the dash, i am going to power my relay from the parking lights as a trigger. i never use the parking lights w/o the headlights anyways.

 

you are failing to realize the reason for resistors are two-fold. first and foremost is to simulate oem bulbs. if you do that then you wont get a lamp out light