i just tried installing these on my 2006 325i 4dr and dont know what the wires below are for and the plug n play only the parking lights worked
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I bought the same ones. There are no HID's in it only parking lights. You need to buy HID H7 I believe. I just took them to a body shop near by and replaced HID kit from my old headlights. They charged me $50 for changing it but they did a great job. You might also need headlights capacitors in you get any sign on your dashboard.
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id have to know how you have them wired wat u have them wired up my recommendations hard wire with a switch or splice with factory wiring if you are using them as backup lights
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there are no spark plug wires these are coil over cap. you simply plug the wiring harness into the connector on the coil.
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My car was already wired for lights I just had to replace the lights No wires come with lights
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Check your wiring harness make sure they are connected correctly on some the harness is different and has to be re-wired for the headlights to work properly
196874
I don't know. I had to buy new light plug wiring and rewire to make them work on my 2000 T&C; limited at a cost of around $15.00 .
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I didn't install that part of it, I have a Rubicon, with no power anything, this remote starts it, the lights do flash when it starts, and the horn beeps, if it is dark the lights come on (automatic lights), I believe the pigtail is included for the parking lights, but it does require splicing to factory harness. I chose not to do this, nor did I install the hood switch.
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You have to buy a led flasher relay got mine at advanced auto parts plugs in under the dash in place of the stock one
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A junk yard...I didn't even bother though. I looked up a thread on an Audi forum and found which wires were power and ground..then I just used my old connector. All you have to do is move the wires in the connector. What type of car do you have? If you can tell me that I can help you a little better.
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there are two wires for the daytime running led halo light that need to splice to parking light
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These worked for me. I had to install the wiring. I had to put a separate fog light switch on the dashboard, just left of the steering wheel.
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They are plug and play but they won't be that bright to replace for high beams. More or would be for accent color. I used them in a fog light to match my hids color. But won't be a replacement for highs
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I ran the wires through the side mirror to an opening in the car firewall to the original signal light wires and spliced the wires to the original wires . I grounded the black wire to the frameI had to lenghthen the wires by soldering an additional 4 feet of wire to what was provided as they are very short. I did this on both sides of my car and they work fine. Be sure to properly insulate any soldering or connections you might make in the wires.
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Try Googling your make and model against the relay. My search indicated that they are not compatible. However if your vehicle is available with LED lights there may be a GM part number.
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Mine is a 2006 Cobalt SS/SCThe main lights yes, "plug and play" however you still need to connect the LEDs but don't worry is very easy and there are good guides on the net for it. Long story short: on the harness of the car there is a Brown and Black wire (you can find 2 browns, just pick one is the same); Brown wire goes connected to the White wires from the Halo (all of them, just tied them together and then to the Brown); Black wire from the harness goes to the Black wire from the Halo (again, all of them). Then...Your done.PS. Don't cut your harness brown and white, you still need those on the hardness, use a splicer (provided with in the Halo kit) Mine is a 2006 Cobalt SS/SCThe main lights yes, "plug and play" however you still need to connect the LEDs but don't worry is very easy and there are good guides on the net for it. Long story short: on the harness of the car there is a Brown and Black wire (you can find 2 browns, just pick one is the same); Brown wire goes connected to the White wires from the Halo (all of them, just tied them together and then to the Brown); Black wire from the harness goes to the Black wire from the Halo (again, all of them). Then...Your done.PS. Don't cut... » Read More Mine is a 2006 Cobalt SS/SCThe main lights yes, "plug and play" however you still need to connect the LEDs but don't worry is very easy and there are good guides on the net for it. Long story short: on the harness of the car there is a Brown and Black wire (you can find 2 browns, just pick one is the same); Brown wire goes connected to the White wires from the Halo (all of them, just tied them together and then to the Brown); Black wire from the harness goes to the Black wire from the Halo (again, all of them). Then...Your done.PS. Don't cut your harness brown and white, you still need those on the hardness, use a splicer (provided with in the Halo kit) « Show Less
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They are plug and play. You just remove all the sockets from the stock tail lights and plug them in to the spyder tails. All that needs to come off is the top bulb and just connect it without the bulb into the other plug
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The housings are made for the factory light sockets. You will have to wire the led lights to the parking lights. T-tap them in. I think they come with lights too