So I don't need any dadpte and can plug to headlight wires? I won't blow up or anything without voltage adapters etc
1819161
I believe you're right. I connected them to battery with a seperate switch so that I can turn it on/off whenever I want. Otherwise, it's controlled by the headlight.
1819162
You don't need any adapter, just connect it to headlignt line power. I added a switch to turnning on/off any time i want ;)
496088
I think this has wires only, and no plug. It is easy to get a plug, if that is the way you want it - just take the device to a light store, and have them add one. Believe me, it will be worth it. The device looks, and works, great.
984054
If you want to hard wire it in there, you do not need an adapter. I like the adapter because it just plugs in and unplugs, no wiring required. There's a plug in under your dash by your right knee just for the adapter.
2147887
Without a heavy duty harness and relay it WILL fry your wires from the bulb to your headlight switch. I've had it happen.
655767
You don't use a wiring harness its not a name brand light you'll have to get you some 10-12 gauge wire and a switch and wire it to a 12+ volt power supply or your battery
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.
1659987
I bought theses for a 99 Honda civic. It came with anti flicker relays. My setup required running wires from passenger side to drivers side headlights. Also requires battery 12v and ground. Took less then 30 minutes to install. If you have any more question may want to email seller. My vehicle didnt require any extra parts. Almost forgot your going to need extra zip ties for install.
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!
477257
Hello! You do not need an adapter if your car has factory HID headlights. This will not fit if you have halogen headlights (not intended as an upgrade). This bulb will only replace the existing HID bulb you presently have for the same one.
2124787
No just buy some heavy gauge wire for the power,and a little heavy gauge wire for the ground ,also get in-line fuse put it close to the pos.side to the battery.You'll need some speaker wires too but not much. ok thats about it.
332420
The kit power and ground wires are bare. If you want to hook it up to fuse box you will need the wire ends that the fuse box will accept. I spliced them to my radio harness power and ground since they already are attached to the fuse box. You can probably find a help video on Youtube.
1436008
These are for OEM non HIDs I believe, but far from plug and play. They require quite a bit of wiring.
530702
Find a power source that only powers up with the key on, my sportsman has a 12 volt cigarette lighter plug that I wired mine too. Wiring was easy everything is under the headlight cover.
2008299
Find a 12v source I hooked it up to my night time head lights so they would come on automaticity. black(ground) wire to black wire that goes to your headlights and red (positive) goes to positive wire running to your head lights usually red but it can be any color. Just slice the wire open and use electrical tap to protect it. Good luck!
762068
I used one. This kit comes with a harness that hooks into existing headlight harness and a power that runs straight from battery to prevent voltage drops an spikes which cause poor performance like pulsing or not coming on. There are two headlight outputs to go to your ballasts. This setup works way better than just hooking up to stock headlight wires. The size of stock wire will restrict power to the ballasts.
1507570
All plug n play... you will need a wiring adapter for the fog lights though.
1928205
They worked just fine for me. There are a couple of cables that go for the halo and eyebrow led's. those will need to be wired up to you're driving lights. Turn the lights forward one click and your headlights don't come on. That's the wire I hooked them up to.