Do you have to hook the power from the ballast back to the battery, or this just plug in the original headlight plug? Thanks
2032472
No, it is truly just plug and play. Make sure you test the connections prior to completely installing the headlight. If the connections are plugged in backwards (hard to tell) then they won't work. Simply flip the plug around and all will be good. it won't hurt anything if its plugged in backwards...they just won't work. Hope all goes well, good luck!
2032473
I plugged into the original headlight plug, eventually I'll hook them up with a relay
2032474
It's straight plug and play, the ballast gets its power from the factory headlight connector so there is no need to run wires to battery.
2032475
Hi well in my f150 i had to plug only one conection to the original headlight plug
2032476
If its a single beam kit it plugs directly into your factory plug for power however a relay kit is always a good idea on new cars esoecially. But as for just the way the kit comes just hook it up to factory plug and its good to go.
889843
No you have to order the ballast that run the lights seperate they don't cone with the kit and then u have to run all the wires and the kit connects to the batterie and the existing headlight plug but its pretty simple and the finished product is worth the work.
1199919
I have mine hooked up to A different hood so as long as you hood can plug in too the ballast it should work.
994085
I've got mine wired directly into the stock headlight circuit on my quads. These lamps don't require anything special. Just a 12v power source
550793
Yes. You plug the light into the ballast and the ballast into the outlet. If you're gonna use a timer make sure it's a 15 amp.
909062
If this is a new install, your going to need the ballast for each light. I had to return and purchase the conversion kit by the same brand. I think I paid 50 bucks, note the instructions are worthless and in a foreign language. I found out after a while of messing with them that the retaining ring DOES come off. The conversion kit is a plug and play. Comes with both HID lamps,ballast and harness.
1372130
none. you have to connect the supplied plug to the 12 volts battery of your car.
903637
It uses the stock bulb. Its been almost a year since I did mine but, I am thinking the bulb unplugs from the back of the housing and u just plug it in the new one.
2262546
You need to make sure that you are supplying a power feed to the radio headbunit. The wire diagrams refer to it as "back or backup". I ran mine from the revers light wires.
1026504
Usually voltage regulation going to the light. Check the volts and if it is on point then it may be a faulty ballast.
1177057
I wired mine through the hi beam side of my headlight w/10 amp fuse and grounded to factory ground wire
101933
Yes, the kid's don't provide constant current to the headlight and it won't power the after market Hid ballasts. The harness solves that problem.
1482417
Yes it's ok just use the harness that comes with lights.ballast take full power at startup n much less when the lights get full heat about 20-30 seconds later. If only one light turns on the first time you need better power input to the ballast.
740140
you will need a positive wire from the battery. You can also make this work on your head lights with a TPST switch and a SPST switch.
161638
I did the same thing. Just removed old ballast and used existing wire nuts to connect the new one. Very simple process. Just make sure the fixture is unplugged or disconnected.
1785043
Same way as a standard bulb... detach oem bulb. Plug slim ballast in it's place.. then connect hid bulb to ballast... simple..once u physically see it it's all self explanatory. .
1630663
The bulbs do not actually use the "pins" for their power source.. You'll connect a lead from each bulb to your existing 12v wiring, bypassing any ballast or starter. There are very clear instructions included as well. Took me about 5 minutes to install total.