JDM Wiring Question
Im trying to install my JDM front end headlight:
This white plug goes to the low beam socket


I already hooked up the white plug low beam socket to the HEADLIGHT as u can see..


Now, i dont know what to do with blue plug that came off from high beam from the original headlight..


PLS HELP
This white plug goes to the low beam socket


I already hooked up the white plug low beam socket to the HEADLIGHT as u can see..


Now, i dont know what to do with blue plug that came off from high beam from the original headlight..


PLS HELP
that blue plug came off your USDM high beams. USDM high beams and LOW beams used two different plugs.
Do you see that plug looking thing, under your low beam headlight? youre supposed to have connectors right there. thats where you access the high beam.. fog light.. city light.. etc. pm me if you have any more questions
Do you see that plug looking thing, under your low beam headlight? youre supposed to have connectors right there. thats where you access the high beam.. fog light.. city light.. etc. pm me if you have any more questions
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by imsickofrice »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">that blue plug came off your USDM high beams. USDM high beams and LOW beams used two different plugs.
Do you see that plug looking thing, under your low beam headlight? youre supposed to have connectors right there. thats where you access the high beam.. fog light.. city light.. etc. pm me if you have any more questions</TD></TR></TABLE>
HEY GUYS i need more INFO!
Do you see that plug looking thing, under your low beam headlight? youre supposed to have connectors right there. thats where you access the high beam.. fog light.. city light.. etc. pm me if you have any more questions</TD></TR></TABLE>
HEY GUYS i need more INFO!
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by superchi »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">What more information do you need? The blue plug is for your high beam, use it to power and ground your high beam light so that they work. It's just a plug.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Do u kknow wher i can get the plug?
Do u kknow wher i can get the plug?

The wiring I circled is the wiring harness that should contain the wires for the fog light and the high beam that lead into the plug at the end. Just open the high beam cap and figure out which wires go where, splice the blue plug off the high beam wiring and put a female spade connector on the end and plug it into that plug to get power to it.
passwordjdm sells the male portion of the plug you've still got to splice the plugs into the wiring in you engine bay. here's the link if you wanna buy them: http://passwordjdm.com/Passwor....aspx
i just used some female terminals and it worked fine tho no need for me to drop 35$ on a 2$ harness
i just used some female terminals and it worked fine tho no need for me to drop 35$ on a 2$ harness
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by michael_c »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">passwordjdm sells the male portion of the plug you've still got to splice the plugs into the wiring in you engine bay. here's the link if you wanna buy them: http://passwordjdm.com/Passwor....aspx
i just used some female terminals and it worked fine tho no need for me to drop 35$ on a 2$ harness
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We understand that, but what do you splice? i think thats what his asking, and **** I need to know also, can someone show us exactly what to do?
i just used some female terminals and it worked fine tho no need for me to drop 35$ on a 2$ harness
</TD></TR></TABLE>We understand that, but what do you splice? i think thats what his asking, and **** I need to know also, can someone show us exactly what to do?
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