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HID lights don't work after reinstalling headlights.


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Had the headlights out to get the bumper off.

Headlights went back in with everything plugged back in.

Now everything works but the HID's...

So: Side lights, Main and Fog only.

I never took a photo originally so don't know if I missed something.

Battery wouldn't have been fully charged but WAS enough to start the car several times prior.

Here are the current photos of the NSF, OSF is the same.

 

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I'd also recommend wiring the ballasts up via a relay directly to the battery, it really helps with reliability and to get the best from the HID kit; they will light quicker and brighter. You can buy HID relay harnesses on Ebay which are basically plug and play.

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Arrgh! :banghead:

 

Now that you guys mention it, there was something funny about the black plug. But I wasn't laughing at the time! :rolleyes:

IIRC, yes I tried to get it back in the logical way, with the tab lined up.

 

I'll give the ol' polarity a switch and report back.

 

Nic, do you have a photo of that setup?

This is my first encounter with HID's as they came with the car.

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It worked!:trampoline:

Here's the proof.

 

Question: when this conversion was done, was the original bulb assembly unscrewed (via the 3 screws) and replaced with the HID unit?

I assume the original bulb assembly was thrown out, so I'm permanently stuck with HID's?

 

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Question: when this conversion was done, was the original bulb assembly unscrewed (via the 3 screws) and replaced with the HID unit?

I assume the original bulb assembly was thrown out, so I'm permanently stuck with HID's?

 

Not sure what you mean by bulb assembly. HID kits are plug and play, ie. remove Halogen bulbs, fit HID kit, so very easy to switch back, you'd just need a pair 9005/6 bulbs.

 

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