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19-10-12, 07:54 PM
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HIDs h4 x2
Bought a set off ebay but turned out to be for cars only and the loom was no where near long enough...
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19-10-12, 11:15 PM
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Re: HIDs h4 x2
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20-10-12, 11:46 AM
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Re: HIDs h4 x2
Mine isnt long enough . Ask yorkie chris i did mine wi phone cable to make it reach battery
 just needs tidying up lol
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20-10-12, 07:14 PM
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Re: HIDs h4 x2
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do you know anyone who's fitted these? Are they really that easy to install? And do you reckon they're E-marked? |
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21-10-12, 07:28 AM
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Re: HIDs h4 x2
Someone on here fitted them. You have to put your headlight on a towel in the oven for ten minutes to soften the glue and then split the case, fit the unit inside the headlight, then repeat the process to close the headlight. Then you just have to wire up the ballasts. Depending on your competency, this could range from a couple hours to fit, to a whole weekend. The units are American so will not be E-marked, or ISO marked but it wont matter as after market HID's shouldn't technically pass an MOT anyway, even if set up correctly, though many/most MOT stations seem to overlook this!
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