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Hi guys,
I’m happy to share with you my latest DIY installing the Dynabeams with after-market Xenon kit, both bought sparely; I must say that the biggest problem that I found was fitting a second ballast on my car for the first HID kit installed on my fog lights,
Tools:
1 Torx screwdriver set
1 Drill Circle adaptor of 1/4 (Used to do the circle holes on the headlights covers).
Insulator Tape.
Cable Ties.
Floor Mat (You will be about 2-3hrs on your knees)
1.- First is fit the Xenon bulbs into the H7 original sockets,
2.- Drill the holes in the Headlights covers,
3.- Prepare and disassemble the connector of power cables in the Headlights that will be connected to the ballast later,
4.- Put the cover on the headlight and pass through the cables by the holes,
5.- Remove the front bumper from the car, and one of the original Headlights, find a place to install the Ballast, but remember that the length of the cables is not much,
On my case I'll install it next to the Fog lights Ballast, for that I'll use the cable ties,
Right Side
Left Side
6.- Once that the Ballast are fitted connect the first Dynabeam to main socket and the power cables from the headlight to the ballast (the last one it's a bit ticky because both cables are BLACK!!!, so, try outs it's the way to go) if you don't get the right connection of the power cables at the first time don't stress the only thing that will happen will be that the light wont go ON and the alert on the dash will show, just inverse the cable and that's it!!!
Note: It's very important use the insulator tape to separate the power cable terminals, once that you turn On the main switch they become alive!!
Test the Dynabeam!!
All good? if so, continue with the other headlight....
Now both are installed, test the Direction lights and the Celis
Celis...
If everything it's ok, fit and screw the headlights, and mount the front bumper!!!!
And.......you are DONE!!!! enjoy the ride!
If some one need more details or help please let me know,
MAC.
I’m happy to share with you my latest DIY installing the Dynabeams with after-market Xenon kit, both bought sparely; I must say that the biggest problem that I found was fitting a second ballast on my car for the first HID kit installed on my fog lights,
Tools:
1 Torx screwdriver set
1 Drill Circle adaptor of 1/4 (Used to do the circle holes on the headlights covers).
Insulator Tape.
Cable Ties.
Floor Mat (You will be about 2-3hrs on your knees)
1.- First is fit the Xenon bulbs into the H7 original sockets,
2.- Drill the holes in the Headlights covers,
3.- Prepare and disassemble the connector of power cables in the Headlights that will be connected to the ballast later,
4.- Put the cover on the headlight and pass through the cables by the holes,
5.- Remove the front bumper from the car, and one of the original Headlights, find a place to install the Ballast, but remember that the length of the cables is not much,
On my case I'll install it next to the Fog lights Ballast, for that I'll use the cable ties,
Right Side
Left Side
6.- Once that the Ballast are fitted connect the first Dynabeam to main socket and the power cables from the headlight to the ballast (the last one it's a bit ticky because both cables are BLACK!!!, so, try outs it's the way to go) if you don't get the right connection of the power cables at the first time don't stress the only thing that will happen will be that the light wont go ON and the alert on the dash will show, just inverse the cable and that's it!!!
Note: It's very important use the insulator tape to separate the power cable terminals, once that you turn On the main switch they become alive!!
Test the Dynabeam!!
All good? if so, continue with the other headlight....
Now both are installed, test the Direction lights and the Celis
Celis...
If everything it's ok, fit and screw the headlights, and mount the front bumper!!!!
And.......you are DONE!!!! enjoy the ride!
If some one need more details or help please let me know,
MAC.
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