My accord euro cant start... URGENT... HELP

[hacker_82]

my car cant start after i installed new HID to low beam and high beam headlights... the VSA and engine light +++ on... actually i on my car audio while i doing the job more than 5 hrs.. so just wondering is the battery flat out or something wrong for the headlight???

[biee2]

check the little bubble on your battery to see if its flat or ok

[hacker_82]

i have checked all wiring, looking good so far but only a bit messy....

[Snoop_gee]

check the little bubble on your battery to see if its flat or ok

the little bubble that biee2 was indicating was this

[hacker_82]

the little bubble that biee2 was indicating was this

i checked... it's nothing... mean the battery empty???

[Fredoops]

check your wiring as well!

[hacker_82]

my battery just replaced on 3 months ago.... cant c any bubble that.. is that possible the fuse problem???

[hacker_82]

when i put back the headlight and bumper, i still can start my car and reverse... but i have found out the 55w hid ballast very hot when i just on it less than a minute, is that normal??

[kristrifo]

when i put back the headlight and bumper, i still can start my car and reverse... but i have found out the 55w hid ballast very hot when i just on it less than a minute, is that normal??

55w hid kit?

youre asking to melt wires with a HID highbeam kit

[curtis265]

55w hid kit?

youre asking to melt wires with a HID highbeam kit

aren't halogens 50-60W anyway? How much hotter could it run as HIDs?

[kristrifo]

aren't halogens 50-60W anyway? How much hotter could it run as HIDs?

gotta remember HIDs run @ 85v with 35w...pump it with 55w and you got some serious heat in the wires and ballast

[curtis265]

sorry for fuelling the off topic discussion here guys, but i think the HID discussion is beaten to death anyway so there's not much point to it..

gotta remember HIDs run @ 85v with 35w...pump it with 55w and you got some serious heat in the wires and ballast

watts are watts

The production of heat is related to current flowing through the wire, so if there's 55W/85V, you'll be running 0.64A as opposed to 60W/12V= 5A.. Think of water in a pipe, what has friction? water under high pressure or water moving quickly through it under lower pressure?

be water my friend