Installed Leds, but seem to not be working correctly
#21
TOTM November 2019
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I am still concerned with the reason as to why you needed to switch bulbs from side to side. So upon initial install, only one diode lit up? Does that mean when you switched side to side, both diodes on each light lit up?
4x4truckleds, was this a polarity issue on the plugs?
4x4truckleds, was this a polarity issue on the plugs?
#22
Yeah upon initial install only one diode lit up. I just decided for the heck of it maybe these are side specific and as soon as I switched both diodes on each light turned on. It's weird, but it worked so I don't question something working haha.
#24
What cut-off? LOL HID's dont produce a cut-off
Not sure... did you use the proper ballasts, which you must have since they are different connectors.
My guess is the connection was not solid was all and when he switched it, he made a better connection
Not sure... did you use the proper ballasts, which you must have since they are different connectors.
My guess is the connection was not solid was all and when he switched it, he made a better connection
#26
I secured the connection twice and made sure to screw them together. They just didn't work like that. I just did it again right now, and same thing happened. One diode doesn't turn on when I swap the sides, I know how to install things.
Maybe I got some older models, that are module specific or something. It works now so I'm not worried, just a little time consuming that's all.
Maybe I got some older models, that are module specific or something. It works now so I'm not worried, just a little time consuming that's all.
#30
I've heard of this happening and not sure how the gentleman fixed it. I don't understand why turning the fog lights on turns the headlights on... that's bizar.
Did you ever have anything else ever hooked up to your lights? Resistors or HID in the past?
Did you ever have anything else ever hooked up to your lights? Resistors or HID in the past?