Would this work on a 1999 Mercedes ML320? Any effect on the electrical load? Any "flickering"?
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Your car seems to have an H7 bulb type for low beam, so make sure you get the right bulb fitting, as this kit is a 9006 I believe. As for flickering, I owned one of these that ended up flickering a lot. I changed to Kensun kits which were a bit more money but ended up being well worth it, they've been extremely reliable and no flickering at all.
1565109
The ballasts themselves will guard against flickering. More than likely the stock/oem bulbs used more power than these HIDs would. I know the load dropped considerably since my lights used to dim when my sound system played bassy songs whereas with the HIDs it doesnt anymore.
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Mine did the same thing, after about 20-30 hours of use it stopped. The bulb will also occasionally flicker, though this didn't begin until it reached about 500 hours. For the money, I had no real complaints, but if you can afford it, I would go for the factory original...... most of these aftermarket bulbs do odd things, and rarely do they work perfectly out the box.
2094274
Mine still flicker, I have had success by turning the lights on before I start the car. I think I might still have a ballistic issue
1571169
Eduardo, I don't know. I never experienced flickering on my 2000 Camaro, but then again I don't own a Chrysler. As far as I know, the ballasts handles it all and provides a smooth and linear power source to the HID bulbs.
869594
This worked fine for me. I used it in two different cars with 2 different sets of lights. It may require the car to start and not just the lights turning on. Test the lights by hooking directly to the battery without the DRL. Also consider spellcheck for future questions. Clarity helps.
1904072
Have one on an '05 Mercedes and a '07 Dodge Diesel truck. No problems. Getting ready to install on an '07 Mercedes and daughter's '12 Altima.
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No. If you dont put in load resistors the lights might blink fast, and a fault code might occur (or engine light). My car (an E36), did not originally have a "switch back" light function on the corner lights, so I had to wire in relays as well.
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I'm really not sure. I bought it for my Fiat 500e...maybe that can help. I have had no problems and my car is electric only.
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I used the installation kit from Amazon and wired directly to my battery for power. I also used speaker-level inputs since I hooked up to my stock Jeep radio. I can tell you that I don't see any flicker or blink in my lights when the system is on and drawing power. It doesn't seem to pull enough wattage to put a load on my regulator and doesn't require a capacitor. Unless you are installing in something built before '70, I wouldn't be concerned.
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Yes! Besides making the diagnosis, if there is any irregularity in the light panel can fix it. Works on most European and Asian cars yes.
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Should work fine. Like anything else, might want to put a fuse in line though.
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I would suggest either using a voltmeter or going on the forums. I googled it and didnt find a picture of your connector behind the mirror. But if it has power, chances are the product will work. Just need a ignition on power source and a ground.
2011743
The type of load shouldn't matter. I have not tested it but I see no reason why it wouldn't work. This relay operates exactly like a mechanical switch.
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I'd check your vehicles bulb wattage my Mercedes and Porsche had the same wattage h7's for both so it didn't matter but it depends on the car.
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I got them for my lexus ls430 and they did not work they flickered. I tried to buy a decoder and that did not work either.
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cant help you on that one, I use it in my 1999 ml320 they don't make a better product
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There is only a slight flicker not noted while driving. If you pull w u thin 20 feet of a white wall then you can see a little but. Not sure if you would any at all for a 97. My jeep is a 2013 wrangker.