Doing homework on HID retro- need some help
Well im starting to put together a shopping list and compiling info on a hid retro, and want to do it right. I remember maximus saying that a new harness would be good so you dont fry the stock one, so i was looking at this harness...
http://www.xenondepot.com/product.php?product_id=50
....and have 2 questions that I cant seem to find the answer to on HIDplanet university.
1. Do I need 2 of these(one for each ballast) or does one work for both of them.
and
2. Anyone have a wiring diagram for it? I'm not sure what hooks up to what.
Thanks
John
http://www.xenondepot.com/product.php?product_id=50
....and have 2 questions that I cant seem to find the answer to on HIDplanet university.
1. Do I need 2 of these(one for each ballast) or does one work for both of them.
and
2. Anyone have a wiring diagram for it? I'm not sure what hooks up to what.
Thanks
John
If your talking about the ballasts then you need 1 for each capsule (HID Bulb) so if your puting in two projectors then you need two ballasts. I know theres a diagram on hidplanet but i cant get on it today for some reason i guess it/'s down.[/b]
Originally Posted by bryantjoe
If your talking about the ballasts then you need 1 for each capsule (HID Bulb) so if your puting in two projectors then you need two ballasts. I know theres a diagram on hidplanet but i cant get on it today for some reason i guess it/'s down.[/b]
I tried to access hidplanet today, but I guess their site is currently down for maintenance.
Originally Posted by Oznium_com
That is damn expensive! $55.00 shipped for that is crazy.
I'll sell you 2 relays, crimp connectors, and wire for $10 And I won't charge you $15.00 shipping.
I'll sell you 2 relays, crimp connectors, and wire for $10 And I won't charge you $15.00 shipping.
An "upgraded harness" takes a "cue" from the stock harness, and tells a relay to turn on and send fused power from your battery directly to the HID ballast.
You will use 4 pins on the relay.
Run a positive wire from the stock harness to pin 85
And a ground wire from the stock harness to pin 86
Run a fused wire (maybe 14 or 16 gauge) to pin 30
Run a wire (14 or 16 gauge) from pin 87 to the positive wire on your ballast.
Ground your ballast.
Solder, crimp, heat shrink, waterproof.
You will use 4 pins on the relay.
Run a positive wire from the stock harness to pin 85
And a ground wire from the stock harness to pin 86
Run a fused wire (maybe 14 or 16 gauge) to pin 30
Run a wire (14 or 16 gauge) from pin 87 to the positive wire on your ballast.
Ground your ballast.
Solder, crimp, heat shrink, waterproof.
Originally Posted by Oznium_com
An "upgraded harness" takes a "cue" from the stock harness, and tells a relay to turn on and send fused power from your battery directly to the HID ballast.
You will use 4 pins on the relay.
Run a positive wire from the stock harness to pin 85
And a ground wire from the stock harness to pin 86
Run a fused wire (maybe 14 or 16 gauge) to pin 30
Run a wire (14 or 16 gauge) from pin 87 to the positive wire on your ballast.
Ground your ballast.
Solder, crimp, heat shrink, waterproof.
You will use 4 pins on the relay.
Run a positive wire from the stock harness to pin 85
And a ground wire from the stock harness to pin 86
Run a fused wire (maybe 14 or 16 gauge) to pin 30
Run a wire (14 or 16 gauge) from pin 87 to the positive wire on your ballast.
Ground your ballast.
Solder, crimp, heat shrink, waterproof.
im gonna be using the same harness, only because i comes in the kit im getting with OEM hella ballasts (used on cars such as BMW,MERCEDES,ACURA) and also OEM 4300K philips bulbs...im using these with TSX single xenon projectors...since it comes with the kit for a good price im gonna use this...if your looking to buy everything together instead of searching around ebay...check out the store at xenondepot.com and there is an OEM kit section....pretty good price
good luck
good luck
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