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HID problems

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mclemore22   +1y
ok so my hids still dont work anyone have any other ideas?
89mazdalade   +1y
u should be able to test the ballast directly off the batt. never heard of that kit if u plan on goin with a diff. kit go to ddmtuning.com lifetime warranty
mclemore22   +1y
they work cause i hooked em up in my wifes jeep but they just wont work on my truck
89mazdalade   +1y
humm do u have a relay harness sometimes the certain cars need a relay harness i got hids on my mazda but it was a complete kit from ddmtuning came with hi/low harness all i had to do is install and + battery and - neg to chassis post up some pics of what ur working with
mclemore22   +1y
mine came with the hi low harness too its just starting to piss me off iv tried everything i can i just wanna run it over with my 18 wheeler
89mazdalade   +1y
is ur fuse ok in the mazda u seen that u said u put the kit in another car and workd fine try the simple stuff u maybe over thinking it happens to me alot
tcollinson   +1y
I am having problems with my HID kit as well. They installed fine but the bulb on the left side doesn't want to come out of high beam. Could it just be a bad bulb? The right side works just fine. I feel kind of bad high beaming everybody with HID's at night lol.
89rotary   +1y
HID's require a certian Voltage otherwise the Ballasts won't allow the HID to "light" my FC has 12k Purples and when i had a failing alternator they would flicker, and then shut off. if i turned them off and on again, they would light up, flicker and die.

an issue you might be having is Low voltage reaching the OEM connectors due to High Resistance building up in your factory wiring. us a DMM (DVOM) and find out how much + voltage is reaching the connector. your gonna have to have it connected to a light and functioning properly (stock light will work) because Resistance will not affect the Circuit UNLESS Amperage is flowing. your NEED 10 - 13v reaching the connector to rule out a Resistance issue. hope this helps.
mazdaridinlow89   +1y
on the factory mazda plug for the headlights the top wire (red with a black stripe) is positive for low beams and the one to the left (solid black) is your ground and the other (red with white stripe) is for your high beams. I have my ballast wired for my low beams and they work fine no flickering or flashing at all. I didnt get the bi-xenon. I have the ebay xentec 10k kit.