Subject	:-) It would be easy to decided which way you want
Posted by	Joe(NoVA) on October 13, 2005 at 1:52 PM
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In Reply To	...which is why you shouldnt flash your lights like that :-) (n/m) posted by YugoBernie (NoVA) on October 13, 2005 at 01:46 PM
Message	If you want both to stay on together, just tie the grounds together (turning on the high beams disconnects the lows from ground, IIRC). If you don't want them both on, don't tie the grounds together. The subharness is very easy to design: 9005 and 9006 pigtail connectors going into the 3 pin connector on the headlights (i'd have to source it, but doubt its that uncommon). Grounds tied together, power from the 9005 connector going to the green wire, power from the 9006 connector going to the red wire. This design has the two coming on at the same time. (ground is always connected when the lights are on). To have them independent, connect the ground from the high directly to the high beam bulb connection on the lights. .... i think... just from thinking about it right now. i'd have to confirm with them in front of me :-) ********************************************************* Joe Sport 530bb/Inconel AIM: hoyatiger81 "You probably never even got you hands dirty working on a car. Take care toolbox!" --djtz1
Follow Ups	99 Jspec HIDs.. Do the lows stay on w/ the highs? - Joe(NoVA) 12:45:15 10/13/05 yes (n/m) - CollegeBoy 12:57:29 10/13/05 Sweet, thanks - Joe(NoVA) 13:06:32 10/13/05 If I could remember how I wired it I'd tell you - CollegeBoy 13:09:39 10/13/05 Do you remember if you used a relay? - Joe(NoVA) 13:23:41 10/13/05 yes i did..i just followed what Speedy did - CollegeBoy 13:25:32 10/13/05 and turning the lows on and off a lot shortens bulb life. :( (n/m) - AntiHero 13:00:23 10/13/05 no biggy..same as anything else. thats why they make - CollegeBoy 13:05:11 10/13/05 Yeah but HID bulbs are like 20 times the price... - KaZ (VaBch) 14:42:47 10/13/05 bilski designed a sub harness that makes it a plug&play - Adam (NoVA) 13:21:30 10/13/05 With Coz's pre-wired assembly, the low's go off when the - RAGTPZ 13:25:58 10/13/05 false. - Zfreak(Dallas) 13:39:52 10/13/05 Really? that seems like it would be very detrimental - Joe(NoVA) 13:45:06 10/13/05 ...which is why you shouldnt flash your lights like that :-) (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 13:46:54 10/13/05 :-) It would be easy to decided which way you want - Joe(NoVA) 13:52:06 10/13/05 i might be wrong but im lookin at the schematic and i think - nissanZtt222 15:47:17 10/13/05 I don't have it in front of me - Joe(NoVA) 16:07:47 10/13/05 My Beemer's low beams stay on with the highs. (n/m) - Guapo 13:54:30 10/13/05 Don't you mean bimmer? (n/m) - Mike@ZSpeed 15:00:23 10/13/05 I speak with an accent. (n/m) - Guapo 15:02:19 10/13/05 *type (n/m) - Dustin 15:19:19 10/13/05 He uses a voice recognition transcription program. (n/m) - Kenny 16:10:00 10/13/05 Savvy fumble recovery (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 20:31:33 10/13/05 Trick play. (n/m) - Kenny 23:54:19 10/13/05 My low beams DO NOT turn off when the high beams are on & - 300ZXquire 16:24:35 10/13/05 There are two ways to do it - Joe(NoVA) 16:31:17 10/13/05 Definite answers: - Joe(NoVA) 16:44:05 10/13/05 Perhaps not definite, but it seems right to me :-) (n/m) - Joe(NoVA) 17:00:06 10/13/05
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