BIX Projector Headlight Problem. HELP
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BIX Projector Headlight Problem. HELP
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Never thought I would ask for help here but I'm stuck. I purchased on Ebay the Projector Headlights. These are the copies of the real BIX headlights. Anyway, I took out my stock clear lights and replaced them with the projectors, hooked up the HID's that I had in the previous lights I got from CarLAB and hooked everything up. Plugged in the connector to the projectors and turned on the headlights and no light. Nothing works and I don't have any errors.
I unplugged the connector from headlight and connected it back to the original and it works. I can't believe that the projector lights are not working. These are brand new and can tell that they are not used.
Do I need to have MB turn on the HID present thing or do you think its really the projector headlight problem. I don't want to take apart the headlights because it was a pain in the butt to remove everything in the first place.
Any thoughts????
Never thought I would ask for help here but I'm stuck. I purchased on Ebay the Projector Headlights. These are the copies of the real BIX headlights. Anyway, I took out my stock clear lights and replaced them with the projectors, hooked up the HID's that I had in the previous lights I got from CarLAB and hooked everything up. Plugged in the connector to the projectors and turned on the headlights and no light. Nothing works and I don't have any errors.
I unplugged the connector from headlight and connected it back to the original and it works. I can't believe that the projector lights are not working. These are brand new and can tell that they are not used.
Do I need to have MB turn on the HID present thing or do you think its really the projector headlight problem. I don't want to take apart the headlights because it was a pain in the butt to remove everything in the first place.
Any thoughts????
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Hi,
Never thought I would ask for help here but I'm stuck. I purchased on Ebay the Projector Headlights. These are the copies of the real BIX headlights. Anyway, I took out my stock clear lights and replaced them with the projectors, hooked up the HID's that I had in the previous lights I got from CarLAB and hooked everything up. Plugged in the connector to the projectors and turned on the headlights and no light. Nothing works and I don't have any errors.
I unplugged the connector from headlight and connected it back to the original and it works. I can't believe that the projector lights are not working. These are brand new and can tell that they are not used.
Do I need to have MB turn on the HID present thing or do you think its really the projector headlight problem. I don't want to take apart the headlights because it was a pain in the butt to remove everything in the first place.
Any thoughts????
Never thought I would ask for help here but I'm stuck. I purchased on Ebay the Projector Headlights. These are the copies of the real BIX headlights. Anyway, I took out my stock clear lights and replaced them with the projectors, hooked up the HID's that I had in the previous lights I got from CarLAB and hooked everything up. Plugged in the connector to the projectors and turned on the headlights and no light. Nothing works and I don't have any errors.
I unplugged the connector from headlight and connected it back to the original and it works. I can't believe that the projector lights are not working. These are brand new and can tell that they are not used.
Do I need to have MB turn on the HID present thing or do you think its really the projector headlight problem. I don't want to take apart the headlights because it was a pain in the butt to remove everything in the first place.
Any thoughts????
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Just to let everyone know.. I fix the problem. I had to push the big connector out of the DEPO lights and than connect it to the Benz plug. The problem is that the connection was being made completely.
I'm satified with the look of the Black DEPO lights I bought from ebay but the lights could be brighter even though I'm using HID 10K.
I'll take some pics soon. My next question if anyone knows is if I add additional foglight to my car, where can I connect the power to in the fuse box instead of to the battery? Anyone know
Thanks!
I'm satified with the look of the Black DEPO lights I bought from ebay but the lights could be brighter even though I'm using HID 10K.
I'll take some pics soon. My next question if anyone knows is if I add additional foglight to my car, where can I connect the power to in the fuse box instead of to the battery? Anyone know
Thanks!
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Just to let everyone know.. I fix the problem. I had to push the big connector out of the DEPO lights and than connect it to the Benz plug. The problem is that the connection was being made completely.
I'm satified with the look of the Black DEPO lights I bought from ebay but the lights could be brighter even though I'm using HID 10K.
I'll take some pics soon. My next question if anyone knows is if I add additional foglight to my car, where can I connect the power to in the fuse box instead of to the battery? Anyone know
Thanks!
I'm satified with the look of the Black DEPO lights I bought from ebay but the lights could be brighter even though I'm using HID 10K.
I'll take some pics soon. My next question if anyone knows is if I add additional foglight to my car, where can I connect the power to in the fuse box instead of to the battery? Anyone know
Thanks!
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