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and bought that pos hid system, LOL!!!! youre techno bable is your excuse.
this is the system you got :How do I recognice that a HID kit is a pos?
Halogen base glued onto a modified D2* bulb with low temprature (corner HW store) epoxy.
Lack of, too thin, or too low temprature rated, wireing harness.
Lack of relays, or incorrect wiring of relays.
No glare shield on the bulb. (A must for reflector based headlamps)
Vague or no instructions.
Lack of warning that stock clip might not fit.
Lack of warning that stock rear headlight cover does not fit due to lack of space.
Lack of information about how much deeper the HID bulb is compared to Halogen.
Lack of return policy.
Does Philips make HID conversion kit?
No, anyone trying to sell you a kit made by Philips is is a scam. Bulb and ballast might be made by Philips, but Philips will only be a 3rd party supplier of parts. As you can see in the "How do I recognice that a HID kit is worth buying?" section, there are more parts and ingenuety going into a high quality conversion kit.
this is what i(HID MASTER) got: How do I recognice that a HID kit is worth buying?
The base of the bulb is either custom molded in high temp plastic or rebased using high temp epoxy (not available in your local HW store!) using materials like stainless steel or aluminum.
Has high quality harness, 105C degree rated insulation, 12AWG or thicker, relays fed from battery/alternator.
2 versions available, with or without shield - depending on headlight applicaion.
Full instruction describing install process, where to (not) mount ballast, troubleshoting guide, including overview over experiences with the most popular cars.
Stock clip will still fit.
HID bulb does not occupy more space than an halogen bulb.
Money back guarantee within 14 days or more,and a one year warantee.
you suck, i rule!! haa haaa bj(nj)
 
all going to mods
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