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09 May 2010, 09:45 PM
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did you ever find the cause of this and fix it?
i've just fitted on of Bob's 4300k kits on my bugeye morettes and i've got exactly the same problem
if i'm driving at night at flash someone quickly, the HIDs go out for a second or two, and i'm left driving in complete darkness
did you ever find the cause of this and fix it?
i've just fitted on of Bob's 4300k kits on my bugeye morettes and i've got exactly the same problem
if i'm driving at night at flash someone quickly, the HIDs go out for a second or two, and i'm left driving in complete darkness
09 May 2010, 09:49 PM
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When my feet touch the ground I'll have a look at Wiley's and see if there's anything untoward with the wiring - earths etc, if all's okay I can only assume it is build quality.
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That one, three bloody attempts to reply and all vanished, so I went to 22B for a nosey...
At least that works, and fast too !
dunx
P.S. Do they use a H4 set-up ?
Are they powered via a relay ?
How many loads are there two or three ?
At least that works, and fast too !
dunx
P.S. Do they use a H4 set-up ?
Are they powered via a relay ?
How many loads are there two or three ?
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