I've been reading about aiming my 6000K HIDs in the first gen projectors...and they have said you just have to wiggle the bulb around till it eliminates the black spot.

The spot is just right of center and its annoying....any advice??

 

i had that same problem!!!! tried everything!!! nothing

 

Woot For Texas Ppl!!!

 

so what did you do?? nothing..........???????/

 

I aimed for hours it wouldnt go away so i just drove with a giant black spot in the road it sucked especially during rain at night and i had 8000k my new projectors wont have that

 

which light do you think it is?? i think its the passenger light...what you think??

 

on mine it was both lights

 

BUmp!

 

i see you have the first gen projectors.. thats probably the reason mine dont have that spot in em cuz i have the third gens.

 

im ordering the 3rd gens with a 8k hid kit tomorrow!!!

 

well hids in the third gen work great.. i can vouch for that.. you'll love em..

 

did you drill the slot for the return lead for the hid bulbs to fit properly? and also, with the first gen halos, the return lead has to be on the bottom or else you get some nasty shadows on the ground.. lemme see if i got a pic of it.

 

bump for having the same problem

 

the return lead i assume is connected to the bulb, so for that i cut a hoe to fit it all thru....it is in the middle. thats what it said to do. i was playing with them last night, while waking up my neighbors, and as i moved the headlight housing up the spot went away??? i may need to readjust them....i'll try to get pics tonight.....

 

this is what happens with cheap aftermarket stuff... thats why i stuck with oem

 

now that was a constructive comment. Stay out of the post if you have nothing useful to say.




It looks like its definitely the return lead creating that shadow, you have to rotate the bulb to get rid of it