Can somebody tell me where the power output for the headlamp is? It is the circled item in the below diagram.

Thanks. It's probably really simple to find, I must be freakin blind.

 

I haven't done an HID install personally, but I'm guessing that the power output is where you cut off the connector for your old headlight bulb, and just hook up the power there. Or if you have a good HID kit, it should've come with a female side of the 9006 connector (assuming you have a g3 teg) so it's just plug & play... just plug in the male side of the headlight connector into the ballast where you have it circled. Nice grammar huh

 

It should be just the stock 9006 connector that connects to your regular lights.


it was for my mcculloch kit - it only required me plugging in 3 plugs each side and I was done. Very simple.

 

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I got this connector with the kit from http://www.xenondepot.com it's supposed to be plug and play. It's for a 2000 Integra (9006)

Pic is courtesy of http://www.xenondepot.com, I hope they don't mind.

 

I have the same kit xenon depot 9006 all you have to do is plug there 9006 adapter into where you would plug your regular 9006 headlight into. It is the stock headlight plug on the driver side.

 

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Damnit!!! It was right in front of me the whole time!!!!
Then what do you do about the one on the passenger side? Tape it up?

 

The same thing...

 

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There is only one connector though.

 

There is only one of those 9006 connectors as pictured above?

Then you need another one

 

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Yes there is only one. If there were two I would not have had such a hard time figuring this whole thing out. DOH! Thanks guys!

 

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Then you need another one </TD></TR></TABLE>
Steve from Xenondepot just called me. The connection only goes to one side. I was looking for something totally different. I was looking for one connection that both headlights were connected to. Anyway, thanks again guys. Yes yes I'm a dumba$$

 

I did not do anything with other. Could tape it up.

 

That wiring diagram only shows one relay to run both ballasts. I would not have done it like that. Rather, I would have used a spearate relay for each ballast on each side, and hooked up each factory headlight connector to each ballast.

But that's just me.

 

does it make any difference in light quality or hid reliability?