If I want to have more than just the headlight running, would I be better off purchasing a Y adaptor with 2-3-4 connectors rather than 2-3-4 single o
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Well to be honest your use of the numbers confuses me a bit but I still get the question. I bought the headlight which works great and enhances the night video quality incredibly, but I also purchased a blue led light ring that attaches underneath, just for show. Both lights came with their own seperate adapters, 2 of the pronged connections, 1 male and 1 female, as well as a rectangular white box connection male end, either light has a female attached, and at first it was a bit confusing figuring out what to plug where, but I figured out that you can power one light through the others pronged connection while that lights connection attaches the both of them to the battery. Side-note, since I bought the GI-fi battery, which is one step up from the stock it comes with, even while running both lights, the flight time is increased by approx. 10 minutes more. Just make sure the led light is centered correctly or the weight will make it list, if you are gonna get it.
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yes, but you keep in mind for every device that you connect, you use extra battery time .... fyi
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Depends on the size of the headlights. I have a 2002 Mustang, which has fairly large surface area. Doing one headlight took over an hour (though I'm sure that could be shortened). It wouldn't be difficult to do two at the same time, alternating within stages. But all the parts are very easily interchangeable, so I don't see any time saved. Doing one fully offers experience, as well as the confidence associated with seeing one fully finished product..
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Hello, If you plan on doing a HID conversion i would suggest staying with your OEM application. Thanks, Clint
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You can use the same connectors, but be aware, that these are 3 LEDs and are equivalent to a 35 watt bulb, not a 50 watt bulb. The bulbs work well, but don't expect them to be very bright. I returned my order because they were not bright enough. If you need 50 watt lighting, I would suggest looking on Amazon for other models with 4 LEDS which are more like a 50 watt bulb.
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No. Both male connectors are soldered to female one without any switches. This Y Adapter is intended to provide more power to connected device, as one USB port is capable to pass 500 mA current only.
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Yes, make sure you get the correct size bulb. If you have after market headlights, be sure to get a bulb size for that specific headlight.
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Depends on the vehicle, but you might have to switch the wires in the plug that goes to the factory headlight plug. One wire is high beam, one low beam and the third is ground. I had to switch the two wires on the left if you are looking at the plug end.
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I read about the Y connector in the speaker instructions and bought one at Best Buy for $4.99. Not the best quality, but I was anxious to hear my speakers. When I went to connect them, I discovered my Onkyo receiver had jacks for 2 subwoofers. So, I didn't need it after all. If you are keeping a separate sub, then you probably will have to have one, but be sure to check your receiver jacks first. I looked at Amazon for the "Y", but couldn't find 3 males in a short (12" length), which is what I needed. They do have 8' and 15' in nice heavy Y cables if that would work for you. Hope this helps. I read about the Y connector in the speaker instructions and bought one at Best Buy for $4.99. Not the best quality, but I was anxious to hear my speakers. When I went to connect them, I discovered my Onkyo receiver had jacks for 2 subwoofers. So, I didn't need it after all. If you are keeping a separate sub, then you probably will have to have one, but be sure to check your receiver jacks first. I looked at Amazon for the "Y", but couldn't find 3 males in a short (12" length), which is what I needed. They do have 8' and 15' in nice heavy Y cables if that would work for you.... » Read More I read about the Y connector in the speaker instructions and bought one at Best Buy for $4.99. Not the best quality, but I was anxious to hear my speakers. When I went to connect them, I discovered my Onkyo receiver had jacks for 2 subwoofers. So, I didn't need it after all. If you are keeping a separate sub, then you probably will have to have one, but be sure to check your receiver jacks first. I looked at Amazon for the "Y", but couldn't find 3 males in a short (12" length), which is what I needed. They do have 8' and 15' in nice heavy Y cables if that would work for you. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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You can reuse the three(3) screws that hold the current headlight, they line-up correctly. The new headlight also came with wire for the extra led light, but I had to buy quick splice connectors to splice it into the park light.
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If your purpose is to use them as day time running lights, go for it cuz power is not enough to be really a practicle fog light. You might be better off with a 5K HID, but it really depends on your use
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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.
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These are for signals, reverse lights, and even tail light. Shouldn't have a low and high option. Also, they're compatible with 3157 sockets.
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I use 1aa to D adapter from eneloop and it is just as bright and still lasts well so I'm sure you could upgrade as long as the voltage output remains 1.5v
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Yes. With the y-adaptor. But don't buy this unit. See my review on the dreaded perpetual "demo mode" that will lock you out. There is no fix for the problem and if it happens your unit is effectively dead. If you research google you will see this is a systemic problem with no solution.
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I do not know what vehicle you are trying to adapt. This unit is used on vehicles that have separate lights for turn and brake signals. it combines those signals so that the single lamp turn/brake taillight will operate. My installation is on a Ford Escape. Connection was simple and it worked right off without problems. Just pop the taillights out or fish around the back of the vehicle, connect to 4 wires with quick connectors and screw one to ground and you are in business. If you have a permanent hitch or receiver and this is intended to be a permanent install, I recommend that you smear some silicone sealer over the quick connectors, because, salt on the roads in winter can corrode the connection and cause it to fail.
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When I got mine, it came with an adapter to bump it to Quad headlights. I wired in some new relays and what not, so that the fogs and low beams stay on when you turn on the brights. If you get these, i'd get a higher wattage for for the low beam, the lenses do not allow for much light to pass through. I originally put 35 Watt HID lights in the low beams, they are not very bright, i would go with 55 Watt HIDs. However, if you put some 35 Watt HIDs into your fog lights (if you have them) they will be SUPER bright. These are great lights, when you remove the old headlights, if you don't know how, there is a trap door in the wheel well that will allow you to remove the back bracket off the light, and will save you from breaking it, as i did. If you know how do to a little wiring, these will be easy for you too hook up. They will look good on your truck!
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There are 4 adapters but there is only one that you will need to convert to R134a.