HID w/o relay harness?
HID w/o relay harness?
I recently purchased a HID kit that didn't come with a relay harness. It just plugs strait into the 9006 plug. Is this harmful to the car over time?? I remember reading HID's should always be used with a relay harness. If its Okay, Will the bypass' listed on this page work?
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you need the relay wire, i installed my hid the way that 08gtsmayhem showed on the forum, and i followed it but i didnt know he was talking bout the relay wire, until i scrolled down the page, because if no relay is used then one of your hid lights will flick on and off, and i didnt purchase a relay so my friend made me one
Originally Posted by http://faqlight.carpassion.info/headlamp-harness.html
Imagine that we connect the HID ballast directly to where the low beam halogen bulb is connected. Some vehicles might be are able to power up HID systems normally without problems at install time. Most probably, it will not last long. The inrush load can be up to max 13 amps per ballast, compared to 7amps inrush when using halogen. The factory design parameters for headlight curcuit is 7 amps inrush and 4.5 amps continous load. So over time, connectors, multifunction switch, headlight switch, wiring and fuse holders will slowly degrade, beacuse of heat buildup.
Last edited by 01_Tundra; Apr 23, 2009 at 08:47 PM.
theres a dude on LT thats runnin an 8000k 35w HID setup with nothing special for the DRLs cuz igniters? (the metal box) is supposed to work with the DRL..no flickerin problems...EFX (euroeffects) kit..like 150$ ebay
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