How to install a set of Sonar Projector headlights properly?
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From: Hela Fass Dooo P.N. Dubya
Originally Posted by Zman
Okay, so my right headlight has a hole somewhere because there is condensation.
It's ALWAYS something.
It's ALWAYS something.
The right sida always gets condensation for some reason. Pull back the rubber boot off the high beam, that seems to work.
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^ Wow that is a monster deal!
Holy ****. I'd say go for it but it seems to good to be true.
You should call them up.
As for the condensation. I really hate it, its crampin' my box's style.
The right one cleared out on its own (don't knwo why!)
and the left one is full of condensation.
I'm really not pleased about this.
Holy ****. I'd say go for it but it seems to good to be true.
You should call them up.
As for the condensation. I really hate it, its crampin' my box's style.
The right one cleared out on its own (don't knwo why!)
and the left one is full of condensation.
I'm really not pleased about this.
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From: DubV
Originally Posted by rallying_the_scion
i drilled holes in the bottom of each corner in the headlights and they havent fogged since
The one near the blinker or the high beam?
I'm doing this if it works!
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From: DubV
I used scissors, wire cutters, pliers, butt connectors, and electrical tape.
I was all out of heatshrink.
It's not bad, but it could take some time, especially since I wired my sidemarkers to the turn signal as well.
I was all out of heatshrink.
It's not bad, but it could take some time, especially since I wired my sidemarkers to the turn signal as well.
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looks nice...I just installed a set w/fogs in mine
mine fogged up the first time I washed the car..what I did was take a paper hole punch and made a couple of holes right under the vent's that are in the rubber cover over the high beams
I really like how mine look...but the beam from the projectors takes a little getting used to
mine fogged up the first time I washed the car..what I did was take a paper hole punch and made a couple of holes right under the vent's that are in the rubber cover over the high beams
I really like how mine look...but the beam from the projectors takes a little getting used to
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Originally Posted by MadMike550
mine fogged up the first time I washed the car..what I did was take a paper hole punch and made a couple of holes right under the vent's that are in the rubber cover over the high beams
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From: DubV
I drilled holes in the bottom of the clear front covers in front of the high beam.
It fogs up a little, then airs out quickly in rain.
You can see the holes if you really look though.
I want fogs, but not where the OEM ones go.
I want some in the bottom grille, and LED strips somewhere on the front bumper/headlights that look good.
It fogs up a little, then airs out quickly in rain.
You can see the holes if you really look though.
I want fogs, but not where the OEM ones go.
I want some in the bottom grille, and LED strips somewhere on the front bumper/headlights that look good.
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yes here is how I just did a set for a buddy
strip the ends of all 4 grounds and hot wires.... then twist each set together then cut 4 lengths of wire 2 red and 2 black each should be about 10"now use 4 crimp connectors and crimp 1 wire to one set of twisted wires. then get 4 t-taps and t-tap each power and negative to the corresponding wire on the turn signal harness
here is the wire color code
Passenger side colour code
Green/Orange(Red?) - Positive ---> Red
White/Black - Ground ---> Black
Drivers side colour code
Green - Positive ---> Red
White/Black - Ground ---> Black
any questions let me know
strip the ends of all 4 grounds and hot wires.... then twist each set together then cut 4 lengths of wire 2 red and 2 black each should be about 10"now use 4 crimp connectors and crimp 1 wire to one set of twisted wires. then get 4 t-taps and t-tap each power and negative to the corresponding wire on the turn signal harness
here is the wire color code
Passenger side colour code
Green/Orange(Red?) - Positive ---> Red
White/Black - Ground ---> Black
Drivers side colour code
Green - Positive ---> Red
White/Black - Ground ---> Black
any questions let me know
is this the same procedure for this headlights???
i got them used and they only have 4 cables coming out of the back. and how do i know which is the the headlights and the halo and eyelid?????
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