another hid problem
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ya hey its cool i dont really know what the hell is going on the only thing i can think is that maybe the relay the fog lights are on may have something to do with the blower motor because he said he broke the relay case when he was doing the bambi mod besides that i dont really know what the problem could be
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From: Sin City
ya hey its cool i dont really know what the hell is going on the only thing i can think is that maybe the relay the fog lights are on may have something to do with the blower motor because he said he broke the relay case when he was doing the bambi mod besides that i dont really know what the problem could be
Dang man...how did he break it? Gotta teach that boy some finesse. You got me there....he could get a new relay for a couple of $$ at autozone if that is the problem.
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From: Sin City
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http://members.***.net/kinzerford/F-...og_Lights.html
Allows highs + fogs and eliminates that half lit high beam indicator light.
Allows highs + fogs and eliminates that half lit high beam indicator light.
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The Mustang has the "bulb out problem" where the computer sees the voltage drop from the HID's only using 35w instead of the 55-60w that the halogen bulb required.The computer shuts off the lights because it thinks there is a electrical problem
They make a kit that eliminates that.
They make a kit that eliminates that.
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From: Elberta, AL
When you look at your dash is the high beam light lit but very dim? If that's the case you are going to have to buy the hi/low headlight kit. I'm assuming that you bought just the low beams. That happened to me and a upgraded to the hi/low kit and it fixed the high beam light on my dash.