08ssedan

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Hey guys, I have everything hooked up to where it looks like it should go lol but I'm only getting the turn signals not the actual headlight. Here's a picture I know it's kind of hard to see. Fuses are good too.

outtamymind

is the HID box powered and grounded as well?

bbrewbaker

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I see that the HID ballast is not grounded. Connect the ground wire and the HIDS should work.

RHZ

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Connect that silver loop so it's grounded

08ssedan

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Yeah everything's grounded still nothing

padlock

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i know this sounds kinda stupid but look at your relay harness. you should see those little green leds in it lighting up. i had to hit mine a few times before the connections inside the relay actually touched.. is this from theretrofitsource??

edit: nevermind it doesnt look like the same relay as mine

padlock

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did you remove the drl fuse??

08ssedan

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There aren't any bulbs on my harnesses that I can see. And even if the drl fuse wasn't pulled they should still power up right?

tpete763

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The harness you got may be wired for 9004. You would need to repin the harness for a 9007 headlight. I kinda had this issue with mine, But I had no high beams instead of it not turning on.

08ssedan

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I'm clueless

JimmiLS05

On the large blue plug make sure you did not bend the pins when trying to connect the plugs together

ADIDASS

My guess is you don't have it grounded well enough or check your red power wire and make sure that is properly connected and tightened down. What did you use for your power? Also, when building the headlights, did you test the headlights/hids to make sure they worked? Not trying to sound condescending, but I am trying to cover all bases.

kevinj4891

i had same issue with morimoto projectors. i had turn signals but no lights. i could even hear the hi's switch, but no light output

here's what i did

for the blue plug, it had to be on driver's side and i had to take out the orange and red?? pins and switch them around...i left the middle one alone. i have only regular lights with no high beams. if i had the time, i could switch the hi and low connections from the relay and possibly switch the blue plug again, but i'm too lazy and i doon't need hi beams

heathkidder

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Is this the old set of retros i no that i had to repin the blue plug with my old set also try movin ur ground

08ssedan

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So I unplugged the blue piece and one of the pins was bent. I ran into a bigger problem though. I was tightening the fuse post down and I guess my grizzly strength was too much, the **** snapped off and the car won't start. My ******* luck I tell you! Time to get raped by the dealership

padlock

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wow how effin tight did you crank that mother lol

heathkidder

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how is that causing the car not to start?

EmperorJJ1

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that post is the power for the pcm if hes lucky and the dealership is half ghetto they might look far enough to see if it can be fixed vs replaced. if hes not and the dealership is lazy then they will say new pcm 600 plz

08ssedan

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Close enough, $500 fix. ******* bullshit

EmperorJJ1

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damn that sucks. did u get the lights working at least?

08ssedan

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Ill find out tonight or tomorrow. The ring on the end of the wire that has to go over the fuse post snapped off so i only have a little bit of metal left. Im gonna see if i can fit it under the bolt if not ill have to head to my buddies house and solder it back on.

EmperorJJ1

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if its bad go to a mom and pop hardware store and you should be able to get a replacement without buying a whole pack (home depot and lowes will have them too but in a 10 pack or some ****) then pop off the nylon cover solder that on (or crimp cover and all) and re slide the nylon back over