bugeye wrx sti headlight conversion
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Any diagrams available for this, i have issues with my Morettes and wanted to re-do some of the wiring, I am a sparky to trade so the diagram would be all i need..... this earth switching does my head in though
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The easy way is look at the front of the oe connector and wire as follows.
Right hand terminal is a live feed for high/low beam bulbs.
The top terminal is not used.
The left terminal is the switched earth for the high beam bulb.
Earth the low beam bulb directly to the inner wing.
You can also add a relay to the power feed if you want but that's optional.
Right hand terminal is a live feed for high/low beam bulbs.
The top terminal is not used.
The left terminal is the switched earth for the high beam bulb.
Earth the low beam bulb directly to the inner wing.
You can also add a relay to the power feed if you want but that's optional.
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Just got hold of a set of uk STI's for my bug. On the wiring front are the connections as follows ...Main & dip beam live fed to the one live....Switched earth for main to left hand connection ...Switched earth for dip to top connection...... Or do you take a live from the battery to the main beam live and the other live to the live connection in the block .....Thanks for any help
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JDM STI BUGEYE LIGHTS AUTO LEVEL ISSUE HELP
Hi
I have just read through this thread and as well as it been quite old I didnt notice anything that addressed my issue but could be wrong.
Question I have is I bought some JDM STI HID's that have the auto leveller but it doesnt work obviously and I need to adjust the lights as they are poniting down and to the left.
Richard Henrys garage said I need the wiring and connectors so they could adjust the lights for me but im just lost with what I need
Anyone point me in the right direction ??
All lights work just need help with adjusting the levels ??
Cheers
Rich
I have just read through this thread and as well as it been quite old I didnt notice anything that addressed my issue but could be wrong.
Question I have is I bought some JDM STI HID's that have the auto leveller but it doesnt work obviously and I need to adjust the lights as they are poniting down and to the left.
Richard Henrys garage said I need the wiring and connectors so they could adjust the lights for me but im just lost with what I need
Anyone point me in the right direction ??
All lights work just need help with adjusting the levels ??
Cheers
Rich
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They do but both are siezed so was advised only way round it would be to use the electric motors to adjust them so was told I need the connecters, just not sure exactly what I need to get or where from.
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mine are seized as well mate.
wouldn't a car sparky be able to put power to them to make them movable?
mine are not to bad aligned. just slightly higher than i like but they don't dazzle people in front.
wouldn't a car sparky be able to put power to them to make them movable?
mine are not to bad aligned. just slightly higher than i like but they don't dazzle people in front.
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Thats a good point but from what Jon said the amount your able to adjust on the eletronic adjuster is minimal, my left lamp isnt so bad its the right lamp is aiming to the left and to the ground, I can cope with it but not had her on a dark open road with no lights on yet.
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Thats a good point but from what Jon said the amount your able to adjust on the eletronic adjuster is minimal, my left lamp isnt so bad its the right lamp is aiming to the left and to the ground, I can cope with it but not had her on a dark open road with no lights on yet.
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Im really hoping someone can help me,
I've got some info from JonMc and also a Subaru wiring diagram, i have made my loom and somethings not right so il start from the beginning;
Ive got a bug WRX and have got myself a set of HID STi headlamps,
The problem is:
When i have no lights on and flash it is flashing my dipped lights (xenon) and when i turn my stalk to the second position (dipped lights) it turns on the xenons which is fine but on the the dash it shows that i have high beam on although i haven't... And the high beam isnt working right either
Using my wiring diagram and looking head on at the H4 plug on the body loom i read it as:
-------------------Positive-----------------------
High Sw. Earth---------------Dipped Sw. Earth
Which i make out the central pin to be the positive which i need to split, but i see people say the right hand pin is the one which needs to be split?
And because its HID i put the negative from the xenon ballast straight to a ground?
Don't suppose you have a wiring diagram or instructions?
Sorry for the essay.
Once i have done this I'm gonna make a detailed how to for others lol
I've got some info from JonMc and also a Subaru wiring diagram, i have made my loom and somethings not right so il start from the beginning;
Ive got a bug WRX and have got myself a set of HID STi headlamps,
The problem is:
When i have no lights on and flash it is flashing my dipped lights (xenon) and when i turn my stalk to the second position (dipped lights) it turns on the xenons which is fine but on the the dash it shows that i have high beam on although i haven't... And the high beam isnt working right either
Using my wiring diagram and looking head on at the H4 plug on the body loom i read it as:
-------------------Positive-----------------------
High Sw. Earth---------------Dipped Sw. Earth
Which i make out the central pin to be the positive which i need to split, but i see people say the right hand pin is the one which needs to be split?
And because its HID i put the negative from the xenon ballast straight to a ground?
Don't suppose you have a wiring diagram or instructions?
Sorry for the essay.
Once i have done this I'm gonna make a detailed how to for others lol
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That sounds about right, didn't want to pester you again by sending you another PM, i had a feeling that the wiring diagram i have could be wrong and you've just made me think it definitely is lol!
Il swap my pins around tomorrow, then all being well will make a how too for others lol.
thanks mate!
Il swap my pins around tomorrow, then all being well will make a how too for others lol.
thanks mate!
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I read these threads, but do the STI lights actually work correctly ?
A WRX uses a dip/main bulb that switches from dip to main, whereas an STI uses a dip to which main is added for 100% output.
I had to fix a pair of corroded "add-ons" last year, and needed to create a proper relay based switching solution.
dunx
A WRX uses a dip/main bulb that switches from dip to main, whereas an STI uses a dip to which main is added for 100% output.
I had to fix a pair of corroded "add-ons" last year, and needed to create a proper relay based switching solution.
dunx
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