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#392
#393
You arent reading. You arent paying attention and you arent listening.
If you have H13 bulbs then those resistor harness that are also H13 will fit. Quit listening to what ebay say will and wont work. Did you read the first page and see and understand WHY you need load resistors? Did you look at my pictures?
I told you canbus ballast dont normally work and why. Dont try to use them and then come back here telling me they wouldnt work. I already know and told you that.
Buy the resistor harness like everyone else and use them like everyone else and be done with it.
If you have H13 bulbs then those resistor harness that are also H13 will fit. Quit listening to what ebay say will and wont work. Did you read the first page and see and understand WHY you need load resistors? Did you look at my pictures?
I told you canbus ballast dont normally work and why. Dont try to use them and then come back here telling me they wouldnt work. I already know and told you that.
Buy the resistor harness like everyone else and use them like everyone else and be done with it.
#394
OK i got this resistor set and put them on my 06. One resistor got super hot and the other was cold. Is that normal?
The Lights are powered by the relay harness recomened here. I did not hook the pass resistor up, could that make a differnce. I didn't hook it up cause i didnt know to till the resent post about plugging it even thou your not using the stock harness.
The Lights are powered by the relay harness recomened here. I did not hook the pass resistor up, could that make a differnce. I didn't hook it up cause i didnt know to till the resent post about plugging it even thou your not using the stock harness.
#395
Yes it is normal for them to get hot, thus the reason why they have metal heat sinks/fins on them - to dissipate heat
You need resistors on both sides meaning drivers side and pass side. They are used to replicate the OEM bulbs. No resistors....no replication = Lamp Out AKA strobing/flashing.
You need resistors on both sides meaning drivers side and pass side. They are used to replicate the OEM bulbs. No resistors....no replication = Lamp Out AKA strobing/flashing.
#397
#398
No I get it just checking. The thing was smoking makes you worry. Must be newness burning off.
Back to the Pass side a second were does the resistor plug into, the stock harness I assume? and then it just hangs there?
I been running the HIDs with out them for a year and have been noticing random flashing and im hopping the resistors help.
Back to the Pass side a second were does the resistor plug into, the stock harness I assume? and then it just hangs there?
I been running the HIDs with out them for a year and have been noticing random flashing and im hopping the resistors help.
#400
OK All done. Working good as far as i can tell. I hooked the resistor to the stock harness but then also hooked to the buld. The high beam didnt work otherwise. But then was thinking i should unhook the high beam plug from the resistor casue now isnt the TIPM going to see to low a voltage with both the buld and the resistor.
I know you said just plug to the stock plug and and it up but the highbeam won't work other wise. Not that im going to use it but can't flash high with out it.
I know you said just plug to the stock plug and and it up but the highbeam won't work other wise. Not that im going to use it but can't flash high with out it.