[02gtmustang]

just bought the standard bi-xennon kit... and just wandering if im going to need the error canceller relay...

 

[Lefty]

What cancellor relay :dunno?

See the sticky at the top of this tread and make sure the pin-outs are in the correct way.

 

[02gtmustang]

I haven't gotten them yet... I'm hoping I plug them in and they work.... Just wandering if I should possibly be ready to be disapointed...I know someone else on here has the same kit

 

[WLJohnson05]

just have to switch the wires in the socket hookup, besides that they work fine.

 

[Lefty]

^Yep

 

[1StockGT]

I had to do the same thing with mine and they were a different brand. It's not hard at all

 

[02gtmustang]

What you mean switch the wires?

 

[Lefty]

RIght here:

http://www.moddedmustangs.com/forums/electronics/130584-how-fix-vvme-hids-high-low-beams.html

 

[02gtmustang]

Thanks lefty...you are the ****...lol

 

[03SonicBoom]

With that guide it should take you 5 minutes.

 

[02gtmustang]

I think the only trouble I see myself possibly running into is getting the pins out..

 

[WLJohnson05]

I think the only trouble I see myself possibly running into is getting the pins out..

naw there is a certain way you can turn them and they slide right out, not hard at all

 

[03SonicBoom]

I think the only trouble I see myself possibly running into is getting the pins out..

Something as simple as a paper clip will work. It's not hard at all.

 

[02gtmustang]

Sweet thanks for the info now just have to wait for them to get here

 

[Lefty]

Yeah the pins are easy to swap out. I found a thin plastic toothpick worked better for me rather than a paper clip.

 

[AzSonicSnake]

hmmm... mine came done already.


btw- thanks again lefty.

 

[Lefty]

hmmm... mine came done already.


btw- thanks again lefty.

You're Whalecum

 

[02gtmustang]

Man I'm hoping I like the 10000k's...I'm kinda thinking I shoulda went with the 8000k's....

 

[02gtmustang]

And would it be a bad idea to just hard wire it? Do away with the plug and play crap...cause my stock driver side connection..the ground some how slid back some got a bad connection and heated the hell outa my wire and melted the plug around the ground connection pretty good... And I finally was able to push it back forward where it gets a good ground but now the ground wire is bad and it still gets pretty hot..the wire does

 

[Lefty]

They're designed to be plug n' play...Simple, easy install.