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99 E320
no...on zam's pic, the ballast/fan is on the bottom. note on the opposite side
the fastener which secures to the car frame up on top. neat that you two are
finally getting to hook up. it will save you lots of head scratching and
you'll have someone seeing it close up.
the fastener which secures to the car frame up on top. neat that you two are
finally getting to hook up. it will save you lots of head scratching and
you'll have someone seeing it close up.
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Originally Posted by raymond g-
no...on zam's pic, the ballast/fan is on the bottom. note on the opposite side
the fastener which secures to the car frame up on top. neat that you two are
finally getting to hook up. it will save you lots of head scratching and
you'll have someone seeing it close up.
the fastener which secures to the car frame up on top. neat that you two are
finally getting to hook up. it will save you lots of head scratching and
you'll have someone seeing it close up.
btw once i'm done, how can i test the light out with a battery without causing myself harm? lol
Last edited by Alexbenz; Apr 27, 2006 at 05:05 PM.
MBWorld Fanatic!
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From: Seattle WA
99 E320
if you didn't electrocute yourself..... all I did was connect bulb to ballast and tapped the two incoming wires to a motorcycle battery. click....buzz....flame on. i determined the items functional and removed the two wires.
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From: Los Angeles, Ca
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Originally Posted by raymond g-
if you didn't electrocute yourself..... all I did was connect bulb to ballast and tapped the two incoming wires to a motorcycle battery. click....buzz....flame on. i determined the items functional and removed the two wires.
