need help on 1 piece jdm headlight
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need help on 1 piece jdm headlight
I have some problem with my jdm headlight. I install it and everything. I wired it how it was suppose to be and it still wrong. when i turn on the head light only one turn on and then when i but it on high beam the other one turn on and the other one turn off... I dont kno how to fix it. needs some help...
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Re: need help on 1 piece jdm headlight (dwuknoit)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by dwuknoit »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I have some problem with my jdm headlight. I install it and everything. I wired it how it was suppose to be and it still wrong. when i turn on the head light only one turn on and then when i but it on high beam the other one turn on and the other one turn off... I dont kno how to fix it. needs some help...</TD></TR></TABLE>
simple answer: you did NOT wire it correctly
if this was too complicated you should have went to password:jdm and ordered the plug n play setup....prevents most people from screwing this up (though there is a % i'm sure that it's complicated for)
simple answer: you did NOT wire it correctly
if this was too complicated you should have went to password:jdm and ordered the plug n play setup....prevents most people from screwing this up (though there is a % i'm sure that it's complicated for)
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Re: need help on 1 piece jdm headlight (GRAF-FITI)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by GRAF-FITI »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
simple answer: you did NOT wire it correctly
if this was too complicated you should have went to password:jdm and ordered the plug n play setup....prevents most people from screwing this up (though there is a % i'm sure that it's complicated for)</TD></TR></TABLE>
Not only does it make it easier for idiots, it prevents a nasty chop of the stock harness. If you don't have the jumper harness, there are only a select few wires you have to cut and solder/heatwrap. Check your bulbs also. It's not uncommon to get a pair of headlighs with faulty bulbs.
simple answer: you did NOT wire it correctly
if this was too complicated you should have went to password:jdm and ordered the plug n play setup....prevents most people from screwing this up (though there is a % i'm sure that it's complicated for)</TD></TR></TABLE>
Not only does it make it easier for idiots, it prevents a nasty chop of the stock harness. If you don't have the jumper harness, there are only a select few wires you have to cut and solder/heatwrap. Check your bulbs also. It's not uncommon to get a pair of headlighs with faulty bulbs.
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