Correc. Black wires to ground

 

Thank you for all the Helo weed you have really worked with me and be generous with your knowledge!

 

So blue clip goes into wiring harness and then i ground resistor and put the other 9006 male end into the ballast correct?

 

Correct on the install and connections. No problem on the help. It's what we are here for.

 

you need 2- 6ohm 50 watt resistors for low beam


And Sorry About this post IE loaded My Page Wrong some How it loaded the wrong page as being the last page and I replied to A Topic That's already been answered There was multiple post before I qot to respond that's why my response was for two pages back oops I forgot no new notifications are given till first one loads sorry for that


Anyway Since the post is here now watch buying PNP Resistor Harnesses I did the same thing trying to save a few minute time wiring the resistors in and the dang harness I purchased was wired wrong had to rewire them both

 

i ordered these off ebay, i will let everyone know how they work for my 55w hids. i just plug my relay harness into the kit, ground the resistor and connect the male side to female ballast and it should fix HOPEFULLY!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-X-Car-HID-Xenon-Stop-Flicker-Canbus-Warning-Canceller-Decoder-Resistor-H13-/221309498879?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item338712f5ff&vxp=mtr

 

so will buying a 55w HID kit + relay harness is better option ? seems like the problem happened because 35w hid kit.

 

Power output of the ballasts has nothing to do with it. You guys need to read the first page and see why HIDs themselves cause this issue versus halogen. Wattage is irrelevant

 

Where the resistors are supposed to hook up ?? In the relay harness or in the oem wiring ?

 

From the low beam + to negative- between relay and oem harness in the relay harness is a good place cause it keeps you from having to alter your factory harness