Xenon HID $75.98 Shipped!
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Auburn Hills, Michigan
Age: 35
Posts: 1,435
Likes: 0
Received 2 Likes
on
2 Posts
Re: Xenon HID $75.98 Shipped!
Originally Posted by nox1s
Installed them, worked fine for a few days. Now my left headlight flickers on, then goes off after around 10 seconds
Did you have to send your old ballasts back ??
Did you have to send your old ballasts back ??
Yes I had to return them for a different problem. The vendor is pretty easy to work with. Use your ebay purchase listing to contact him. He'll give you a link with return instructions.
Re: Xenon HID $75.98 Shipped!
Originally Posted by MI1XFIRE
That s!!cks
Yes I had to return them for a different problem. The vendor is pretty easy to work with. Use your ebay purchase listing to contact him. He'll give you a link with return instructions.
Yes I had to return them for a different problem. The vendor is pretty easy to work with. Use your ebay purchase listing to contact him. He'll give you a link with return instructions.
I do have the radio interference, but I'm going to try a shield around the ballasts using brass screens. I'm guessing the interference is caused by the high frequency of the high voltage. I'll let you know how it turns out.
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Auburn Hills, Michigan
Age: 35
Posts: 1,435
Likes: 0
Received 2 Likes
on
2 Posts
Re: Xenon HID $75.98 Shipped!
Originally Posted by cgocifer
Did all of you guys get an inline fuse? Mine didn't come with one. Mine came with two ballasts, connecting wires, and bulbs. No inline fuses. My kit uses the car's harness.
I do have the radio interference, but I'm going to try a shield around the ballasts using brass screens. I'm guessing the interference is caused by the high frequency of the high voltage. I'll let you know how it turns out.
I do have the radio interference, but I'm going to try a shield around the ballasts using brass screens. I'm guessing the interference is caused by the high frequency of the high voltage. I'll let you know how it turns out.
I have 2 extra wire harnesses.. both have the inline fuses.. if you want I could ship a pair to you maybe ?? PM me..
Re: Xenon HID $75.98 Shipped!
Originally Posted by nox1s
Mine came with inline fuses and ballasts... in fact, I told the vendor that my "light out" dash light came on, and he sent me another pair of harnesses. This didn't fix it, and he sent another one.. that also didn't fix it, and I just gave up as I did not care that much..
I have 2 extra wire harnesses.. both have the inline fuses.. if you want I could ship a pair to you maybe ?? PM me..
I have 2 extra wire harnesses.. both have the inline fuses.. if you want I could ship a pair to you maybe ?? PM me..
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Auburn Hills, Michigan
Age: 35
Posts: 1,435
Likes: 0
Received 2 Likes
on
2 Posts
Re: Xenon HID $75.98 Shipped!
Originally Posted by cgocifer
Thanks, that is very generous of you! I'm not sure where I'd put them or if I need them. The kit I purchased uses the same system as the stock lights, system fuse too. I did purchase a supplimental relay system, but it worked terribly! My dash light stayed on and the lights flickered and went out intermittently. I've never had any problems with mine, except for the radio interference. Supposedly, there are a few kits that don't need the relays. Have you tried the system without the relays? I've heard a few have chosen not to use the relays.
When you say uses the same system as the stock lights, do you have ballasts or anything? I'm a little confused and also curious!
Re: Xenon HID $75.98 Shipped!
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I was just joined this site to find out that exact informaiton, you have helped me out a great deal. Thanks again! Cheers, Kate ON Canada
Originally Posted by LantanaTX
I bought HID's this week and put them installed them today. I specified H4 6,000k bulbs. I have OEM Xenon on my other cars and these are every bit as bright if not more so. After having Xenon on my other cars for the past six years, I could barely see the road when I bought my Crossfire a month ago. This kit has nice mounting brackets that are rubber mounted and excellent water proof connections. I have absolutely no radio interference or any other unwanted side effects. They are just like my OEM Xenon's in my other cars except the don't do the little dance when you first turn them on. The only problems I encountered was not know which wire on the original connection was negative... (It is the one with two wires) and messing with the clip on the first light. The first light took over an hour and second one was about 10 minutes. The kit arrived very quickly and a total shipped cost of only $75.98! The link below is what I went with:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB..._promot_widget
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB..._promot_widget
Join Date: May 2004
Location: The Villages, Florida
Age: 80
Posts: 881
Likes: 0
Received 2 Likes
on
2 Posts
Re: Xenon HID $75.98 Shipped!
Originally Posted by aschrager
Go with 5000k the light is much whiter. Most cars that come with HD's have about 4700k.
I had 8000k and 6000k I now have 5000k and they are much better.
I had 8000k and 6000k I now have 5000k and they are much better.
Re: Xenon HID $75.98 Shipped!
I just picked up a set from the same seller. He lowered his price to $71.98 shipped! heh It didn't take me long to put these in from start to finish. In fact, I was surprised at how easy these were to install with their plug-n-play application! Having automotive knowledge from working at a Chrysler dealer in parts for 6 years helped too, lol. I do have fairly big hands and the biggest hassle was pulling those clips out, as well as adjusting the bulbs in the end. These clips are similair to my eclipse so like I said earlier, I pulled them out completely, made pulling the old bulbs out and putting the new ones in a breeze. I love the output of the 5000K pattern, very OEM like, which is what I wanted. I took photos of the lights, below:
OEM halogen passenger / HID driver - Much better!
Best shot I could get from inside the car...
Not bad... Great kit! Easy install, love it!
OEM halogen passenger / HID driver - Much better!
Best shot I could get from inside the car...
Not bad... Great kit! Easy install, love it!
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Southern Cali - OC & LA
Posts: 238
Likes: 0
Received 2 Likes
on
2 Posts
Re: Xenon HID $75.98 Shipped!
Originally Posted by vipertv
I just picked up a set from the same seller. He lowered his price to $71.98 shipped! heh It didn't take me long to put these in from start to finish. In fact, I was surprised at how easy these were to install with their plug-n-play application! Having automotive knowledge from working at a Chrysler dealer in parts for 6 years helped too, lol. I do have fairly big hands and the biggest hassle was pulling those clips out, as well as adjusting the bulbs in the end. These clips are similair to my eclipse so like I said earlier, I pulled them out completely, made pulling the old bulbs out and putting the new ones in a breeze. I love the output of the 5000K pattern, very OEM like, which is what I wanted. I took photos of the lights, below:
OEM halogen passenger / HID driver - Much better!
Best shot I could get from inside the car...
Not bad... Great kit! Easy install, love it!
OEM halogen passenger / HID driver - Much better!
Best shot I could get from inside the car...
Not bad... Great kit! Easy install, love it!
Re: Xenon HID $75.98 Shipped!
Alright....I ran into a problem installing these HIDs. First I did everything correctly on the left side and the HID did power on. But then by accident, as I needed to do something else, I unplugged the wire harness from the original bulb line and then when I reinstalled the harness wires into the original bulb lines, I must have reversed the negative and positve lines....I suppose the capacitor on the wire harness burned out (not 100% sure yet)....anyways my bigger problem is that when I went to reinstall the old halogen bulb the headlights wouldnt light up...only on that affected side. Bulb is good. Highbeams work. Is there a fuse for the left low beam headlights? Cant find the fuse in the fuse box. What else can be wrong?