HID bulb size for eg fog ????
04-22-2009, 07:05 PM
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HID bulb size for eg fog ????
Hi guys .. i got a pair of yellow eg fogs but they just arent bright enough ... was wondering if i could install HIDS in them and if so how ...
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Re: HID bulb size for eg fog ????
i bought the same fog kit..i have ? dose anyone know why my fuse from my my fog lights keeps burning out the day i put them on they worked fine the next day they won't turn on and kept burning my fuses??Help!!!
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Re: HID bulb size for eg fog ????
Try a higher amp fuse. Fuse burn out normally is caused by a lower amp fuse than spec. What amp of the fuse you replaced?
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Re: HID bulb size for eg fog ????
If each 55W H3 bulb has its own fuse, don't go higher than a 10A fuse. If both use a single fuse, don't go any higher than a 15A fuse.
Fuse burn out is normally caused by a short somewhere, NOT because of using a lower-amp fuse than specified. And switching to a higher one can very easily cause an electrical fire.
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Re: HID bulb size for eg fog ????
Worst advice ever!!! DO NOT use a higher fuse rating than what is specified! That can cause a FIRE!
If each 55W H3 bulb has its own fuse, don't go higher than a 10A fuse. If both use a single fuse, don't go any higher than a 15A fuse.
Fuse burn out is normally caused by a short somewhere, NOT because of using a lower-amp fuse than specified. And switching to a higher one can very easily cause an electrical fire.
If each 55W H3 bulb has its own fuse, don't go higher than a 10A fuse. If both use a single fuse, don't go any higher than a 15A fuse.
Fuse burn out is normally caused by a short somewhere, NOT because of using a lower-amp fuse than specified. And switching to a higher one can very easily cause an electrical fire.
but to help you with your question I would double check all the wiring and make sure there is no bare wire showing or touching any other metal or bare wires.
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Re: HID bulb size for eg fog ????
and for the HID's all you have to do is find the bulb size thats run in the fogs, im not sure what size it is off the top of my head, but then just buy a plug and play kit that is for that bulb size, put it in and shizzammm HID fogs
hope this helps man
hope this helps man
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Re: HID bulb size for eg fog ????
^^I Agree with that DO NOT use a higher amperage fuse than is required you will most likely cause a fire somewhere in that wiring
but to help you with your question I would double check all the wiring and make sure there is no bare wire showing or touching any other metal or bare wires.
but to help you with your question I would double check all the wiring and make sure there is no bare wire showing or touching any other metal or bare wires.
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Re: HID bulb size for eg fog ????
Worst advice ever!!! DO NOT use a higher fuse rating than what is specified! That can cause a FIRE!
If each 55W H3 bulb has its own fuse, don't go higher than a 10A fuse. If both use a single fuse, don't go any higher than a 15A fuse.
Fuse burn out is normally caused by a short somewhere, NOT because of using a lower-amp fuse than specified. And switching to a higher one can very easily cause an electrical fire.
If each 55W H3 bulb has its own fuse, don't go higher than a 10A fuse. If both use a single fuse, don't go any higher than a 15A fuse.
Fuse burn out is normally caused by a short somewhere, NOT because of using a lower-amp fuse than specified. And switching to a higher one can very easily cause an electrical fire.
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