I need help please!! HID

TJ___90

TJ___90

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I need help to instal this system I have no idea where to to plug what. I numbered it to make it fool proof for me and lets hope less typing for you guy. what ever I need to plug to the battery and where + or -

thanks,

- the red box next to 7 is fuse at least that what its written on it.

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2 3 and 4 remove, not needed. 1 connects to 8. 5 and 12 ground where ever you want close the where you are mounting your ballasts. 7 power, i went straight to the battery. 6 stock plug from low beam on drivers side. 9 10 and 11 dont need.
 
so 5 and 12 any bolt on the chassis I tight it with.
 
The relays are the clear boxes on top of the orange holder.

Pull the relays off and put Dielectric grease on all the holes. Then use electrical tape around the relay and the holder to try and keep water out of that area. Also pull the small fuse out of the red plastic fuse holder and put the grease in there also, I recommend putting the fuse back in and then also packing that box with grease and taping it.

The wires on the bottom of the fuse holder have a tendency to de-pin and pull out easily. Using some type of sealant would not be a bad idea on those to hold them to the red box.

Use dielectric grease on every connection, except the grounds. I also used silicone sealant on the bottom of the relay holder around each wire to try and seal them better as well. In the center of the holders where the 4 wires go into the orange part there is an open hole. Seal it.

Electrical tape on the ends of all of the sleeving. It has a tendency to pull back.

Check #5, 7, & 12. If you can see exposed wire: Put a dot of sealant over it. If moisture can get in there it will and it can cause the wire to corrode.

Ho hum... looks like I'm going to go make a DIY fix up that harness.
 
Ive hooked up so many hids. One oof my buddies had is for like 6 months and couldnt figure them out. Imessed with them disscovered he had the wrong harness. He sent the bulbs and harness back to switch out they forgot to sent the harness back. Called and got it rushed to my house and finally hooked uphis hids after him trying forlike 6 months.
 
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The relays are the clear boxes on top of the orange holder.

Pull the relays off and put Dielectric grease on all the holes. Then use electrical tape around the relay and the holder to try and keep water out of that area. Also pull the small fuse out of the red plastic fuse holder and put the grease in there also, I recommend putting the fuse back in and then also packing that box with grease and taping it.

The wires on the bottom of the fuse holder have a tendency to de-pin and pull out easily. Using some type of sealant would not be a bad idea on those to hold them to the red box.

Use dielectric grease on every connection, except the grounds. I also used silicone sealant on the bottom of the relay holder around each wire to try and seal them better as well. In the center of the holders where the 4 wires go into the orange part there is an open hole. Seal it.

Electrical tape on the ends of all of the sleeving. It has a tendency to pull back.

Check #5, 7, & 12. If you can see exposed wire: Put a dot of sealant over it. If moisture can get in there it will and it can cause the wire to corrode.

Ho hum... looks like I'm going to go make a DIY fix up that harness.
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really helpful ... but I got lost hhhh . sealent top bottom tape dielectric. I need to read it at the morning before any activity.
 
I'm taking pics right now. Ill put the link in here for ya.
 
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