need to know the wiring on these headlights
352136
They plugged in just like OEM. the only difference is the halo power wire needs to be tapped into the parking lights. It was easy to do.
352137
White or red is power black is ground either tap halo into running light or switch
1562674
Yes, all you need to do is connect the wires. Getting the old headlights out was the hardest part for me. Make sure to adjust the aim before tightening bolts all the way.
289456
Here's how it went for me: Disconnect wiring harnesses for old headlights Took out old headlights Put new headlights in Plug wiring harnesses into new headlights The only thing that takes more than that are the halos around the projectors, they just have the wires sticking out
1969980
There are wires to all the lights on the back side. I ended up having to buy some extra wire and connectors at AutoZone to properly install them. They are not just plug-and-play headlights because all the LEDs must be spliced to the running lights. All that being said, they look awesome once installed and if you know a little about wiring(or know someone who does) then I highly recommend them.
1436008
These are for OEM non HIDs I believe, but far from plug and play. They require quite a bit of wiring.
551340
They are a tight fit and if you force them in when you try to remove they will break. I used a small reamer and made the hole a little bigger then they will fit and then I wired them to the side lights and they will come on when the headlights are on. A wiring kit is available.
1930119
These are the low beam lights. Your headlights should have a separate bulb for the high beams.
1700219
The Headlights come with the electrical connecting point for the wiring harness in back of the assembly. The wiring harness is hardwired to the car, not the headlight assembly.
1927994
Check with the seller or if you are able to contact the dealer where you purchased the vehicle they would the kind of headlights the car has.
839956
Your owners manual should say what kind of headlight bulbs you have in the lighting section. These are 9005 socket so if thats what its says in there then you should be good.
1611653
A battery would work or wiring them into existing wire. I wired them into my headlights so when I turned them on the lights turn on looks great behind the grill of my car and along the floor of my car if they would let me post pics I would show u how I wired them in and how they work
10628
They are 12 volts but they connect using two very small wires. You have to tap into your light harness
31393
Sounds like you have a metric bike,find out what your running before you buy as these are h-4 lamps and have hi/lo beams. good luck
180569
Not sure but I hooked them up through the positive wire on the back of my car stereo they are pretty bright but when I received them most of them were broke in the middle and I had to fix them but at a auto store they run you about 30 dollars so I would buy them again
1473843
No, they're two separate components. You might consider getting new turn signals to match the new headlights if you like the "new" look. Otherwise just replace what is needed.
343854
I tested each of mine before I installed the to verify which wire was common and ,brake , tail/light ,backup because of what you mentioned . (no instructions)I also verified existing wiring colors for their function and connected the new lights and had no issues. they work great and are a lot brighter than the originals.
829450
They are plug and play.However, if you will be purchasing these(best aftermarket headlight for balts) I recommend you go with HIDs.The early generation gen4s had issues with the halogen bulbs getting hot enough to crack the lense.If you get HIDs, go with 6000K kit from DDMtuning, just a hint of blue yet bright; I don't even use high beams.