I have a 2002 nissan maxima with hid lights will the assembly work with my car(anzo 121202)
899111
Just as the others have replied, the High Intensity Discharge unit will have to be bypassed and actually just removed, and a bit of rewiring done. The lamps look and work great.
899112
yes, but they will not be HID. You have to cut the plug from the hid ballast and use it for the low beam.
899113
These are not HID lamps, I just did a simple re-wire on mine and wired them for standard lighting, it was easier on my 2003. The plugs were different on the assemblies I received, so I cut, soldered and shrink wrapped the connections from the old light assemblies on to the new ones. The lamps are great and worth the price but for me it wasn't just a remove and replace on my 2003. There was a little head scratching involved, but the whole project was still done in under 2 hours. But again, I bypassed the HID to get it done quickly
1029828
It will take the d2s bulb. Look for a d2s kit. Your harness will depend on the vehicle you put it on 9004,9006 etc. http://www.theretrofitsource.com/hid-systems/morimoto-elite-d2s-hid-system.html#.U8nENvldWSo
495969
I have a 1994 nissan parhfinder & the light fits perfect. You will need to buy the switch kit with fuse & relay because it doesnt come with it. The light bar is a good deal
98526
I am not sure, but you should check the website for more information, even though it did fit my 2002 Nissan Maxima.
1595125
I bought the same ones. There are no HID's in it only parking lights. You need to buy HID H7 I believe. I just took them to a body shop near by and replaced HID kit from my old headlights. They charged me $50 for changing it but they did a great job. You might also need headlights capacitors in you get any sign on your dashboard.
733398
yes it can work but it will not be a plug and play. unless hid kit has a freightliner headlight harness attached to it. you will have to hardwire yourself.
2046551
When I first put the tag lights in my 2004 Nissan Maxima, the light wasn't tight enough. It would fall out of the holder. I put some electrical tape around it, and I haven't had any problems with it since.
36142
Yes it will. The wires are there. The new switch has the auto light option. There's a video on YouTube going over the whole installation. It's a snap. You still have to take it to the dealer for them to work, but it takes them about five minutes.
1696493
It will work they are all the same. I would replace the switch bulb assembly
1436008
These are for OEM non HIDs I believe, but far from plug and play. They require quite a bit of wiring.
1746365
It should.... in a lot of newer cars they have a control module that is not strong enough for hid lights even with a relay harness....these fixed mine in my e46 bmw... they would flicker and then turn off... these solved the problem.. $10 fix
1083655
Please see the diagram in the URL below, hope it will help and it's what you are looking for. http://www.popnow-hid.com/news/product/20111017203349.gif
992188
It is an he styled bulb, therefore you need to find an h1 styled hid conversion kit for these
1578173
Im not sure. My factory headlights werent HID but they do work perfectly fine with aftermarket HIDs and in general i havent had one problem with them since i bought them
1744336
Its should but do you have hid set in your car now if not you need the whole hid kit
367939
Hello William as I am not a mechanic but the details states it will fit a 2002 maxima. I used it for my 04 automatic maxima and it works great
1774570
If it's the fourth gen model (outward headlights) then yes. Anzo website does not have them compatible from what I can see.