Subject	yup...mine does that too
Posted by	Jet-Zee on October 03, 2001 at 8:39 PM
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In Reply To	Philips HID problem(?) posted by nixit(da][as) on October 03, 2001 at 08:26 PM
Message	i think because the hid wattage is so much lower than the reg 9006, the relay doesnt switch off the hids when you engage the high beams "....and oh...someone took my number and called Af-gan-istan...(yells) AF-GAN-ISTAN!!...i don't know nobody in Afganistan....i don't even know what a fu*king Afganistan looks like...and even if i did, i would not talk to that Afgan ASS for 3 f*cking hours...i don't talk to my daddy for 3 fu*king hours..." -CHRIS ROCK (Leathan Weapon4)
Follow Ups	Philips HID problem(?) - nixit(da][as) 20:26:54 10/03/01 Re: Philips HID problem(?) - PiotrC70 20:34:08 10/03/01 yup...mine does that too - Jet-Zee 20:39:16 10/03/01 Is that a problem? - StEaMyZ(ZtoyZ.NET©) 20:46:35 10/03/01 I would think that their's got to be something wrong.. - PiotrC70 20:49:53 10/03/01 I don't want to destroy my wiring. - nixit(da][as) 20:53:57 10/03/01 could be - StEaMyZ(ZtoyZ.NET©) 21:02:15 10/03/01 Mine does the same thing. (n/m) - MikeH(Phoenix) 22:38:51 10/03/01 Did you change the fuses? I heard of some stories of - MikeM317® 23:09:46 10/03/01 check the fusible link under the hood - it's the black one - jedi Z 08:37:06 10/04/01
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