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Old 09-26-2009, 01:48 PM   #161
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I've had no issues with wiring and I've had this 9007 mod for about 2 years. The only time you'd need to upgrade headlight wiring is when you go for the super high wattage bulbs.
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same story for me. bout 2 years w/ no problems.
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Old 09-27-2009, 07:55 AM   #162
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Yep - there will be NO issues with the wiring. Here's

fact behind that --- the wire guage size used in the car's harness is the same size for both the hi an low beam circuits. If the high beam circuit can support 65watts -- lo beam side is good for that too (assuming you could find a 65/65 type bulb - but you can't)....

FWIW: The way I did this bulb conversion was to take the old OEM 9004 bulb and break it. Bought a new bulb connector w/wire leads from Autozone and wired (soldered) the old bulb socket to the new Autozone bulb connector (making sure I had the wires mapped correctly). Used some high temp RTV to fill-in/seal up the bulb socket. This method didn't require me to re-pin the OEM connector and it allows me to go back to the old bulb style if for some reason of insanity I decided to do that

Actually reason I did a plug & play converter it allows my out of state college kid, now driving the car, to pop in a stock bulb if one of them goes dark away from home...

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Old 09-27-2009, 06:44 PM   #163
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i did this mod about 6/7 months ago?
but i went and bought those cheap *** $20 blue lights thats supposed to be equal to h.i.d. AND improve vision.

but we all know that if you get the one's for YOUR car it does'nt do squat.

well with this mod, and adjusting the headlights the whole road lights up!
and it's close to oem h.i.d. not exactly but it's close.
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