I had a simular problem Scooby Wagon, with my rear fog light. As the HID kit uses its own loom to cross feed to the drivers side headlight you do away with the standard wiring from the nearside headlight. The problem is the fog light (rear anyways) takes a signal from the drivers side headlight so that it only comes on when the headlight is on and as this is now disconnected you need to take that signal from the left side. Problem solved.

 

Hi mate and thanks for the reply, tried wiring the kit from the other headlamp, still the same, which ever lamp it's wired from if you put an H4 bulb in the redundant headlight wiring the driving lamps work, seems like a resistance issue? Never thought about rear fog, just returned from the garage and it's still working

Sure Bob will come up with something to rectify, cheers Paul

 

any word on the sidelights yet bob got my days off again soon

 

I had the same thing with my rear foglight. If i put a bulb in the redundant plug they worked straight away. Its to do with the fog lights needing the dipped headlight/ headlight to be on so they can switch on. They must be picking up that signal from the redundant plug. If you can trace which wire sends this signal back to the fog lights you can extend it over to the passenger side plug and connect it over there. Thats what me and my mate did with mine. At the moment yours is not getting a signal to say the headlights are on so won't allow the fogs to switch on.

 

UPDATE:

LED sidelights are in the air and should be with us sometime next week hopefully. To be on the safe side we've been told w/c 4th May. Once they are here we will turn them around the same day. Will keep this thread updated.


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No need to remove any headlamps, battery, airbox etc. (just the grill if you want to hide the wiring behind). No drilling.

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i fancy another set of these for my ford focus, will these work and whcih ones do i need?

 

Bob,

Any guides for dual beam installation in a Blob eye STI, or can you scan the instructions on here so I can see what's involved?

Cheers

Anders

 

UPDATE: LED sidelights have just arrived

They are being indivually hand tested and will dispatched today

They are miles better than the normal LEDs

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^^

 

just ordered another set for me focus

 

Should be with you tomorrow


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got them

 

Cheers for the PM

 

Oh, and the HID's, very good

 

 

Hi Bob,

Thanks for the hand delivery to MK last week, excellent service.

Not had a chance to fit the HID kit yet (hopefully this weekend!) However I was wondering if you had any advice/recommendations (Pictures?) for installing the kit in a Blobeye?

Thanks.

 

Has anyone managed to get the driving lights working on a standard P1?

 

The HID kits work fine on the P1s (as are yours), it's just the driving light configuration that needs to be tweaked.

Emailed

 

Apologies, yes to confirm the hid's work no issues, just driving lamps to sort, edited above to reflect and replied to email

 

Bob,

Unfortunately I still have not received my LED sidelight bulbs, and was the first ti put my name down and among the first to have paid. Can you please advise, as it has been ages now.

 

PM'd

 

Help!

I'm currently in the process of fitting a "Blobeye Dipped Beam = H1 kit", and would be grateful if someone could confirm if you have to drill a hole in the plastic headlight cap / cover?

Thanks.

 

Yes, you do have to.... and if you were thinking of getting replacements from the stealers as a backup, they are for some reason about 37 pound each!

 

Many thanks for the confirmation.

WoW £37 each! Anyone know of an alternate source for replacement / backup headlight caps / covers?