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07-27-2007, 12:53 PM | #1 |
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Lighting Wiring
Ok, so i swapped my 04 xenon lights over with 07 xenons
In doing so I lose the 55w H7 bulb and it changes to a 5w sidelight lol This still comes on as it shuld but I as it is so weak I lose my high beam flash. Not only that sometimes when the high beam is on the bulb fault light comes on until I switch off the ignition, but sometimes it goes off again. Is this fault due to incorrect resistance from the bulb? If so, could wiring up a set of fog lights cure this? If so, can I connect it to my existing fog lights...my concern being if my high beam is on and then I put my fogs on won't that short something out?
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07-27-2007, 08:44 PM | #3 |
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You say that but everything works as it should apart from the bulb fault light and lack of high beam flash.
I still have high beam just only when I push the light stalk forward. Same number of bulbs, fits perfectly and they look great...just want to iron out these two problems...the buld out fault being the main one.
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08-03-2007, 03:57 PM | #4 |
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The wiring inside the housing is different. It's been done before, but the it was generally said that it was a royal pain to redo the wiring inside the light housings to make it work.
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