HELP! Flashing Lights!

[AlienPrime]

k well thats really ****** up... t10's are straight up power... did you fry something? lol

bring it to the dealer is what i'd say with all stock bulbs in

 

[AlienPrime]

Sorry, I dont know what you mean by "harness terminal grounds".

the little loopies that are grounded the the frame of the car They come off the ground of the harness. DC power, everything is grounded after the load

 

[Glenn Curtis II]

k well thats really ****** up... t10's are straight up power... did you fry something? lol

bring it to the dealer is what i'd say with all stock bulbs in

Did you check out the link? I just want to make sure the bulbs are ok. I am going to pull my bumper off again to check the terminals. As for frying, I don't think so. When I put the original headlights back on, everything works perfectly.

 

[ADExternal]

take a picture of all your components you are using Glenn

 

[Glenn Curtis II]

take a picture of all your components you are using Glenn

Ok. I am going out now to pull the bumper off.

 

[AlienPrime]

you can see all the terminals grouped right under the drivers side headlight. make sure all are grounded properly..

i would say that's not it if thestocks work tho... thought you said stocks dont work........

 

[ADExternal]

Ill wait for another 10-15mins for you Glenn, then im going to sleep. Maybe AP can figure it out if I dont before that

 

[AlienPrime]

if anything just do resitive correction to make your new bulbs/load same or greater wattage draw as oem/Stock

 

[AlienPrime]

Ill wait for another 10-15mins for you Glenn, then im going to sleep. Maybe AP can figure it out if I dont before that

hahaha ADE's sleeping mind does great things i tell you! GREAT THINGS!!!!

 

[AlienPrime]

anyways...... there is no difference.. they all run 12v. so it needs to be a amperage diffrential that the car senses in order to flicker... (especially if it's not just your signals.......)

 

[Glenn Curtis II]

i would say that's not it if thestocks work tho... thought you said stocks dont work........

The stock bulbs (the ones that came with the headlights) do not remedy the situation. My stock headlights work perfectly.

 

[Glenn Curtis II]

 

[Glenn Curtis II]

 

[Glenn Curtis II]

Not sure why these pictures are uploading in reverse.

 

[Glenn Curtis II]

 

[Glenn Curtis II]

if anything just do resitive correction to make your new bulbs/load same or greater wattage draw as oem/Stock

How would I do that?

 

[Glenn Curtis II]

Everything looks grounded properly. Nothing is loose.

 

[Glenn Curtis II]

Is there anyone that is able to make me some new harnesses? I'm thinking that this is the problem; whether a wire came loose or wasn't properly secured I don't know. However, I am looking to purchase some new ones just to check. Any help you all can offer would be highly appreciated.

 

[AlienPrime]

How would I do that?

with little resistors you can put inline on blue and brown wires of signals

Everything looks grounded properly. Nothing is loose.

so everything is tight and grounded properly? :/

Is there anyone that is able to make me some new harnesses? I'm thinking that this is the problem; whether a wire came loose or wasn't properly secured I don't know. However, I am looking to purchase some new ones just to check. Any help you all can offer would be highly appreciated.

you can always solder the new bulbs in if you were worried about that, but i think you're getting some kind of connection :P

 

[Glenn Curtis II]

I've never used a solder gun, nor am I good with the technical stuff. This is why I bought the plug and play harnesses. Sure it costs more, but I am willing to pay for a skill I do not possess. I contacted jasonandre who developed the DIY, but he hasn't responded.