HID lights - how do I stop the flickering
Try reversing the polarity on the plug goin into the ballast from the stock harness connector.
If you look down inside the female connector there is little pins you can unlock to remove the wire and just swap the placements.
If you look down inside the female connector there is little pins you can unlock to remove the wire and just swap the placements.
that wont work sorry .
the way you need to stop the flickering ont he hid install is simple but requires some knowledge.
basically you need either one or two relays one can do both hid balasts but if you want to limit the amps on the relay than do two .
basically do this
pin 86 possitive low beam headlight wire from cars harness.
pin 85 ground,
pin 30 output two either one or both hid low beam balasts
pin 87a fused possitive wire from engine bay battery connections terminal( next to fuce box)
pin 87a not used.
the flickering is caused by a need to see a ground resistance on the wire or the car will shut down the wire ( when the vehicle is running only ) so the relay solves the problem I have done this in my personal mag a long time ago any more help email me at nyinstaller@aim.com
the way you need to stop the flickering ont he hid install is simple but requires some knowledge.
basically you need either one or two relays one can do both hid balasts but if you want to limit the amps on the relay than do two .
basically do this
pin 86 possitive low beam headlight wire from cars harness.
pin 85 ground,
pin 30 output two either one or both hid low beam balasts
pin 87a fused possitive wire from engine bay battery connections terminal( next to fuce box)
pin 87a not used.
the flickering is caused by a need to see a ground resistance on the wire or the car will shut down the wire ( when the vehicle is running only ) so the relay solves the problem I have done this in my personal mag a long time ago any more help email me at nyinstaller@aim.com
I just saw this https://dodgeforum.com/m_928800/tm.htmpost regarding a fix; however, I opted to purchase the following: http://stealthauto.com/Products/HID-...__HID-CAP.aspx. It worked right after connecting and no cutting or electrical knowledge on my part as I was tired and ready to give up on my HID's I purchased on E-Bay almost 6 months ago.
I also wanted to thank Stealth Auto for the time on the phone to answer my questions prior to purchase.
I also wanted to thank Stealth Auto for the time on the phone to answer my questions prior to purchase.
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