Hello all,
A couple of days ago I fitted an aftermarket hid kit which I bought from euro car parts. I fitted the kit with no issues and tested the lights out by switching the lights on with only the ignition switched on (engine off) everything worked fine with no bulb out warning light on the dash.
However that night when I started the car, the lights took a few seconds to come on after being switched on and both headlights were flickering very badly to a appoint where the car was not driveable, I also had the bulb out warning.
Switched the engine off and both lights stopped flickering and warning light on dash went out immediately. Restarted the engine and the warning came back on and lights started flickering again.
I know that the kit I bought did not come with the canbus resistor but this can be bought separately. Am I right in thinking that the canbus resistor will prevent the lights from flickering etc????
I have for now removed the hids and replaced with the halogen bulbs.
Thanks
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A couple of days ago I fitted an aftermarket hid kit which I bought from euro car parts. I fitted the kit with no issues and tested the lights out by switching the lights on with only the ignition switched on (engine off) everything worked fine with no bulb out warning light on the dash.
However that night when I started the car, the lights took a few seconds to come on after being switched on and both headlights were flickering very badly to a appoint where the car was not driveable, I also had the bulb out warning.
Switched the engine off and both lights stopped flickering and warning light on dash went out immediately. Restarted the engine and the warning came back on and lights started flickering again.
I know that the kit I bought did not come with the canbus resistor but this can be bought separately. Am I right in thinking that the canbus resistor will prevent the lights from flickering etc????
I have for now removed the hids and replaced with the halogen bulbs.
Thanks
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