-Joe-

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got a hid kit and says have to drill headlight or something ... anyone wanna drill my headlights ? lol

can come to you etc

also willing to give you some cash for the help

thanks in advance

mikef04

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shouldn't need to drill the headlights, most kits will come with replacment bulb holders. o you have the new wiring harnesses

-Joe-

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says on the box i have to...... i'll take a pic and show you lol

mikef04

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no worries

-Joe-

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mikef04

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With those you shouldn't need to drill holes in your headlights as the bulb detaches where the green rings are. They look a simialr set i fitted to e6graham's car

-Joe-

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was graham that sold me to get a set.... were you from wanna fit mine lol

mikef04

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I'm in writtle about 5 mins up the road from mr c's

-Joe-

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i can come to you next weekend mate or any day after monday as the cars going into mr'c monday.... would be a great help to me as im 99% sure i will blow myself up lol

mikef04

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lol.. will send you a pm shortly

-Joe-

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thank you m8

Jimbob

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Fitted a set to mine 4 days ago cost me £15 posted as I needed just the bulbs and the switching wiring which came included.

Right remove the bulbs in the headlights and the rubber bung form the lamp.
Carefully fit the new bulbs into the lamp, connect the holder as normal.
The rubber boot on the lamp you need to feed over the hid wiring form the bulb, 3 cables, 2 for power, 1 for switching.
Then fix the ballasts somewhere and connect up each side.
Then its just a case of lead to the positive battery terminal and then two earths each side.
Job done.

Martin 2010

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im down near stansted air port mate and i can fit them for you take bout hour but can do it for free to help a scooby owner out