quad light hid install help please

joeg45 · Mar 9, 2012

ok i just bought new hids i got my fogs in no problem but how are you wiring the headlights in the factory quad headlights are you drilling out a whole in the low beam cover to put the wires through anybody i need help please pics would be great as well

iSlacker816 · Mar 9, 2012

Damn it Scott, always slackin lol

EJM05 · Mar 9, 2012

iSlacker816 said:
Damn it Scott, always slackin lol

What he said.

joeg45 · Mar 9, 2012

EJM05 said:
What he said.

lol thanks guys guess ill give it shot wish me luck

0212353 · Mar 9, 2012

joeg45 · Mar 10, 2012

so got up this morning and i went outside was freezing but started on my truck finally got all four of my HIDs in heres some pics i took

after i took out the grill and headlights

took off the cover and drilled out a whole with my dremel and feed the wires through

tested my lights all good

put it all back together

0212353 · Mar 10, 2012

spiffy

BlkPearlSport11' · Mar 10, 2012

Sweet bro looks real good.

joeg45 · Mar 10, 2012

Why thank you also after I did this my dads friend finally showed up to tint my Windows

lol 20% up front 5% back

Trupiano · Mar 10, 2012

Very nice!

joeg45 · Mar 11, 2012

Thanks guys a little more than just plug and play compared to the dual head lights or my previous charger I had I liked that I didn't need the relay harness with capacitior or the canceler thing worked perfectly with just the ballast and hid

a_guerrajr · Mar 14, 2012

Ok, so enlighten me. I'm use to needing a relay and all that.

So i don't need that on Dodge?

ALso I need to drill the housing on the lights, doesn't that allow for moisture to build up?

0212353 · Mar 14, 2012

Some trucks seem to work without the harness, but I don't trust it. Why chance it?

On the housings, if you drill into the dust cap and use the grommet that comes with the HID bulbs, you will be fine. I use a 1" hole saw, but a 7/8" will work great too.

joeg45 · Mar 14, 2012

a_guerrajr said:
Ok, so enlighten me. I'm use to needing a relay and all that.

So i don't need that on Dodge?

ALso I need to drill the housing on the lights, doesn't that allow for moisture to build up?

So was I or.using a canceler on the wiring but I tried it with out anything still have it.like that no flickering no warm wires nothing heating up unusually so for now I'm gonna leave it like this for a little bit until I get a new harness for it.

But you can always add some silicone between the gromet and housing to seal it better

Bobbyk71081 · Apr 4, 2012

Hey guys i got a 11 bighorn 1500, tonight i just installed hids in the fogs and headlights..everything came out fine, no flickering but when i turn my fogs on its tripping the tire pressure light..has this happened to anyone else? Could it be because i had the front end jacked up off the ground?

0212353 · Apr 4, 2012

thats normal. the frequency is crossed into the TPMS frequencies - it pops that light for a second. all good

bashby80 · Jun 17, 2012

Just wanna say I installed my HID kit just now Thanks to this post. I had to pop the coupler off the extension wires to mate it to the stock one, but they all work!

bashby80 · Jun 19, 2012

Well...my lights work just fine, when the truck is off...running, I get the flickers (fogs are fine). How do I do the resistor/capacitor thing? I can't seem to find a thread on that specifically.

SILVER_BULLET · Jun 19, 2012

I have not looked at my lights or anything so can someone enlighten me as to why you need to drill something?

bashby80 · Jun 19, 2012

Mainly due to the kit being a two wire system and the factory clip going into the headlight housing is a three, but the other clips inside the housing (one for each bulb) are two wire clips.

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