stef28-2008

i had them for 7 months i dropt my car off to get my dccd controller as i got there my m8 told me the car set on fire and it woz the hid kit set on fire nearly los 15k they drove it 10 metre to put it inside unit

alcazar

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What part of the kit?

Could have been badly wired?

-shane-

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So what you saying is u bought a cheap set of Hid's and didn't wire them up correctly

NEILB1

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i think that is bull **** really the hid kit setting on fire, it is one conector with a dear or expensive kits

Tomwrx

iTrader: (54)

must be an aftermarket set then,

stef28-2008

i payed 250 for them and i got an auto elec to fit them it woz a little black box

urban

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£250 and an auto electrician - that all we'll and good.

The main question is how did he wire them up.
I suspect he used the existing setup when installing

alcazar

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A little black box?

Relay? Electronic control?

dunx

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Shakes head in dis-belief... I'm in the wrong business !



dunx

alcazar

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Aye, £250, must have bought them from "Seenya Coming".

yellowsierra

And had them fitted by Bodge it & Scarper

Complete with there 20/20 guarantee
(20 mins or 20 miles,Whatever comes first)

seriously the kits cost between £50 - £70 and are a simple plug and play
Im no auto spark and i managed to fit em

Regards
Ian

alcazar

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SOME are a simple plug and play

I know someone who fitted a pair of VERY well-known H4's bought from a trader with the highest feedback, they were NOT plug and play, took us half an hour to get them going.

Said trader, however, wasn't interested, claimed that plug and play didn't necessarily mean that.........

One of these days I'll post images of the cutoff, (awful) and the focus on main beam, (dire).

PLUS one light is a slightly different colour to the other I'll have to see if THAT comes out on a photo.

Whether the mods on here will let me post whose they were, is another thing