Ok, it may be buried in that pile of search somewhere. However I couldnt find a diagram that showed the secondary filament in the H4 bulbs being used when the brights (H1's) were switched on. I'm decent w/ electrical circuits, but no expert by any means, so this is what I've plotted out, and I was wanting some feedback of if everything look alright or



Lemme know what you think.

K

 

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here ya go:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1650714&page=2

check out both pages

 

this is close to what I'm talking about....but very confusing. I think it has another feature (or two) than I'm looking for. I think I'll just stick with mine if you dont see a problem with it.

K

 

so you want to run both filimants on your jdm lights?

yes there are ppl that do it, the first picture you posted it probably the best.

i dunno, but if you can't read it, i suggest searching on google for some wiring diagram hints.

btw, just to let you know, thats not how the jdm headlights are supposed to be wired. just fyi

 

well I know thats not how they're supposed to be....but lord knows no one on here is in to modifying,

And yes, bot filaments in the H4 bulb when high beams are on. I can read the first one cause I made it....the second one uses power from the stock harnesses to power the relay, and a secondary switch on the high beam? But yeah, I think I'm gonna just go with mine

Thanks
K

 

actually, i thought your first pic was from somewhere else.

your picture is just a cleaner version from what the other picture further down was.