Trans Am Cheap Bi-Xenon Projectors! Quad high & low!
#41
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Do you mean split the low beam plug coming from the car into two separate plugs? So you could run all four at once? I'm sorry if I'm misunderstanding, this is all a learning experience for me, and I definitely don't mean to hijack your thread. Thanks so much for the response!
#42
Do you mean split the low beam plug coming from the car into two separate plugs? So you could run all four at once? I'm sorry if I'm misunderstanding, this is all a learning experience for me, and I definitely don't mean to hijack your thread. Thanks so much for the response!
No worries on hijacking, glad to see it's still be used!
#43
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The 1998-2002 Firebird has H4701 (High) & H4703 (Low) bulbs and connectors stock. You'll have to cut those off and replace with the correct/applicable connectors for your setup (which in this case sounds like 9005). At that point, you can "Y" the wires or make a "Y" harness adapter.
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#44
The 1998-2002 Firebird has H4701 (High) & H4703 (Low) bulbs and connectors stock. You'll have to cut those off and replace with the correct/applicable connectors for your setup (which in this case sounds like 9005). At that point, you can "Y" the wires or make a "Y" harness adapter.
#45
Teching In
Yep the low beam from the car needs to be split into 2 plugs on each side of the car. They need to be converted from H7 (I think) to 9005 plug. Then the y-adapter to split that into 2 9005 and they'll go the input side of each ballast on that side.
No worries on hijacking, glad to see it's still be used!
No worries on hijacking, glad to see it's still be used!
#46
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#47
Okay, perfect. So I guess my last question (*hopefully*, lol) is high beams - do I cut off the factory plugs and tie the wires into the small red and black wires coming off the side of the projector?? This is going off of what I can see on the wiring diagram on AliExpress. I seriously appreciate all the help!
#48
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#49
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Cutting down a spade connector to shove into the stock connectors will lead to a loose connection and melted connectors. Cut off the old connectors and solder or crimp on new ones.
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#51
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I have melted stock connectors that say doing it the right way is better.
That was years ago before my current setup with an upgraded harness.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...rojectors.html
That was years ago before my current setup with an upgraded harness.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...rojectors.html
#52
I have melted stock connectors that say doing it the right way is better.
That was years ago before my current setup with an upgraded harness.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...rojectors.html
That was years ago before my current setup with an upgraded harness.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...rojectors.html
CeCeWS666 post pics on here when you get them installed, I'm looking forward to them. Any questions or issues, feel free to post on here. I truly miss quad high/low headlights, heck I miss owning a T/A period!!
#53
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Those melted because I had adapted a set of rectangular headlight housings to fit H7 Halogen bulbs and trimmed/cut the H7 spade/tabs to fit the stock connector. I don't remember which was ground, but probably the black wire. I guess it wasn't making good enough contact which lead to the heat. This was before the LMC Truck housings were available.
#54
Those melted because I had adapted a set of rectangular headlight housings to fit H7 Halogen bulbs and trimmed/cut the H7 spade/tabs to fit the stock connector. I don't remember which was ground, but probably the black wire. I guess it wasn't making good enough contact which lead to the heat. This was before the LMC Truck housings were available.
I think they were Eurolight housings or something similar sounding.
When I got this white WS6, I was excited to try the LMC housings.... Severely disappointed, they seemed worse than than Eurolight and Bosche housings, but did start me on the Hella projectors and then to these bi-xenon projectors.
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#55
Got curious so went back to find my old thread. Eurolamps, I was close. Embarrassed I ran them and 8000k bulbs. Granted this was all before anyone around here had aftermarket HIDs or even knew what they were. And back when Lexus HIDs were more purple than white, lol. Headlight retrofit (actual projector retrofit) was also a term no one uaed
Man, over 15yrs ago.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...hids-pics.html
Man, over 15yrs ago.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...hids-pics.html
#56
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The halogen housings I had were regular Philips or Sylvania or Wagner housings with the metal back that I hacked to fit an H7 bulb. They didn't stay on the car for long.
#57
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Which projectors? Hella 60mm? The bi-xenon mentioned in this thread? Something else?
Either way, pics would help. Maybe you are hitting/bottoming-out somewhere.
Either way, pics would help. Maybe you are hitting/bottoming-out somewhere.