HIDeXtra New Trial Price $43.99/Kit ONLY one week!!
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08-16-2010, 02:05 AM
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HIDeXtra New Trial Price $43.99/Kit ONLY one week!!
HIDeXtra New Trial Price $43.99/Kit ONLY one week!!
For one week only, our manager at HIDeXtra.com has lowered the price of our HID kits to $43.99 to see how well it will sell at this new sale price. If this exclusive sale price becomes popular, we will keep it at this exclusive price.
Google HIDeXtra.com for more reviews!
Check out Youtube Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0WsGl-OBd8
NO COUPON CODE NEEDED! $43.99 PER KIT (Single and Hi/Lo beam Kit ONLY)
EXPIRATION: Aug 22, 2010 Midnight PST
Shipping and Tax included!
So the special price is $43.99 per kit, for those of you who were thinking of purchasing more than one kit, you'll save yourself some money! This offer is only good for ONE WEEK. Offer may or may not be extended!!
Ordering Instructions:
1.) Go to this link to check on bulb type
http://www.sylvania.com/ConsumerProd...lacementGuide/
2.) Then go to www.hidextra.com and choose the (BULB TYPE AND COLOR)
3.) Use Express checkout
Customer Support:
E-mail Form
(Available M-F 9am - 5pm PST)
Karen
Hidextra.com
info@hidextra.com
860-821-8212
For one week only, our manager at HIDeXtra.com has lowered the price of our HID kits to $43.99 to see how well it will sell at this new sale price. If this exclusive sale price becomes popular, we will keep it at this exclusive price.
Google HIDeXtra.com for more reviews!
Check out Youtube Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0WsGl-OBd8
NO COUPON CODE NEEDED! $43.99 PER KIT (Single and Hi/Lo beam Kit ONLY)
EXPIRATION: Aug 22, 2010 Midnight PST
Shipping and Tax included!
So the special price is $43.99 per kit, for those of you who were thinking of purchasing more than one kit, you'll save yourself some money! This offer is only good for ONE WEEK. Offer may or may not be extended!!
Ordering Instructions:
1.) Go to this link to check on bulb type
http://www.sylvania.com/ConsumerProd...lacementGuide/
2.) Then go to www.hidextra.com and choose the (BULB TYPE AND COLOR)
3.) Use Express checkout
Customer Support:
E-mail Form
(Available M-F 9am - 5pm PST)Karen
Hidextra.com
info@hidextra.com
860-821-8212
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08-24-2010, 03:24 PM
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Well you can add a resistor but for them advertising on a dodge site it should work with dodge vehicles...tampering(adding a resistor) usually forfeits the warranty even though they won't work without it
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just put a note in message box when you place order for your car's year, make and model and we'll include the capacitor wire harness for you with the kit~
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#8
08-30-2010, 09:57 AM
I purchased 2 HID kits last week (05 Ram 2500 & 08 Grand Cherokee) The shipping was super fast, and everything packaged well. My 1st problem is that I was shipped a separate bag with a relay harness and 2 capacitor harnesses inside. Nothing describing what goes with each kit, or if it is all for one kit. The prints and directions are VERY poor and not application specific, the relay harness is not even mentioned or shown in any of the directions, there is no way to reference the part #'s through your website, and the website instructions offer no help. I can't get an answer at the # the website gives.
I compared the kits to my vehicle light sockets and figured out which kit went to each vehicle. I started by installing only the basic kits. On the 2500, the kit worked fine (only tested it for a few seconds at a time, then for a couple minutes) without the extra capacitor harnesses, so all is well with that kit for now, just plugged right in.
Next the Grand Cherokee, I hooked up basic kit. Turned them on and nothing, so I reversed the polarity as shown in the 1 set of instructions I actually did receive. Lights turned on fine and looked great. But then they flickered like a strobe light once turned off. So I figure I need to install the capacitor harnesses right? So I installed them just as shown (red to red, blk to blk) and one fried instantly, I managed to disconnect the other before it sizzled.
So now I have my truck with nice new lights that I am scared to use since I don't really know if they are installed correctly, and at the very least I have to order new capacitor harnesses to finish the GC. I appreciate the fact that extra parts were included in my kits, but with no extra instructions, they are just extra parts.
I compared the kits to my vehicle light sockets and figured out which kit went to each vehicle. I started by installing only the basic kits. On the 2500, the kit worked fine (only tested it for a few seconds at a time, then for a couple minutes) without the extra capacitor harnesses, so all is well with that kit for now, just plugged right in.
Next the Grand Cherokee, I hooked up basic kit. Turned them on and nothing, so I reversed the polarity as shown in the 1 set of instructions I actually did receive. Lights turned on fine and looked great. But then they flickered like a strobe light once turned off. So I figure I need to install the capacitor harnesses right? So I installed them just as shown (red to red, blk to blk) and one fried instantly, I managed to disconnect the other before it sizzled.
So now I have my truck with nice new lights that I am scared to use since I don't really know if they are installed correctly, and at the very least I have to order new capacitor harnesses to finish the GC. I appreciate the fact that extra parts were included in my kits, but with no extra instructions, they are just extra parts.
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I purchased 2 HID kits last week (05 Ram 2500 & 08 Grand Cherokee) The shipping was super fast, and everything packaged well. My 1st problem is that I was shipped a separate bag with a relay harness and 2 capacitor harnesses inside. Nothing describing what goes with each kit, or if it is all for one kit. The prints and directions are VERY poor and not application specific, the relay harness is not even mentioned or shown in any of the directions, there is no way to reference the part #'s through your website, and the website instructions offer no help. I can't get an answer at the # the website gives.
I compared the kits to my vehicle light sockets and figured out which kit went to each vehicle. I started by installing only the basic kits. On the 2500, the kit worked fine (only tested it for a few seconds at a time, then for a couple minutes) without the extra capacitor harnesses, so all is well with that kit for now, just plugged right in.
Next the Grand Cherokee, I hooked up basic kit. Turned them on and nothing, so I reversed the polarity as shown in the 1 set of instructions I actually did receive. Lights turned on fine and looked great. But then they flickered like a strobe light once turned off. So I figure I need to install the capacitor harnesses right? So I installed them just as shown (red to red, blk to blk) and one fried instantly, I managed to disconnect the other before it sizzled.
So now I have my truck with nice new lights that I am scared to use since I don't really know if they are installed correctly, and at the very least I have to order new capacitor harnesses to finish the GC. I appreciate the fact that extra parts were included in my kits, but with no extra instructions, they are just extra parts.
I compared the kits to my vehicle light sockets and figured out which kit went to each vehicle. I started by installing only the basic kits. On the 2500, the kit worked fine (only tested it for a few seconds at a time, then for a couple minutes) without the extra capacitor harnesses, so all is well with that kit for now, just plugged right in.
Next the Grand Cherokee, I hooked up basic kit. Turned them on and nothing, so I reversed the polarity as shown in the 1 set of instructions I actually did receive. Lights turned on fine and looked great. But then they flickered like a strobe light once turned off. So I figure I need to install the capacitor harnesses right? So I installed them just as shown (red to red, blk to blk) and one fried instantly, I managed to disconnect the other before it sizzled.
So now I have my truck with nice new lights that I am scared to use since I don't really know if they are installed correctly, and at the very least I have to order new capacitor harnesses to finish the GC. I appreciate the fact that extra parts were included in my kits, but with no extra instructions, they are just extra parts.
Let me know if you have any question~