wiring up angel eyes

i just finished wiring it up, its like my angel eyes already had a relay. check this out:

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there is a god <3

high beam?

not terribly clear cause it was so damn bright (hence the word high beam) but it still lit up the rings! woo
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wire up so that low beams are on also

wouldnmt have a clue on how to do that, wait wait ... relay ? =D

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Originally Posted by Bludger

wire up so that low beams are on also

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most angel eyes when doing that will blow the globe

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Originally Posted by XP02ED

most angel eyes when doing that will blow the globe

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well there must be a problem

bulbs don't just blow

rewire it correctly

If they were made to have high and low beam on at the same time they would come from the manufactuer already like that, and IMO if both are on, its way to bright for the on coming traffic.

agreed with marko i have angels too had to get autojoy to rewire them though as due to the heat in the engine pay it kinda melted my original wiring. jsut a heads up.

alright ill cable tie the wiring away from the pumps/head just incase it ****s up wiring

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Originally Posted by markoJEK1

If they were made to have high and low beam on at the same time they would come from the manufactuer already like that, and IMO if both are on, its way to bright for the on coming traffic.

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incorrect

the reason why only high or low is on at once and not at the same time is because the original power source comes from the h4 bulb wiring....
h4 bulbs only have either low or high on, not at once......

angel eye makers wouldn't give a stuff about this cos they are assuming that you would get them professionally rewired...

and both lights won't be too bright for oncoming traffic cos you shouldn't have your high beams on with oncoming traffic anyways .....