HIDs

DSC00668.jpg


Enough stamps?
DSC00669.jpg


DSC00670.jpg


DSC00671.jpg




Sidelights & Numberplate lights

DSC00673.jpg


DSC00674.jpg


DSC00675.jpg


DSC00676.jpg
 
just wanna make sure I get this right before I start fitting them. I've read this guide:
http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=146219&highlight=fitting+hids

and it mentions fitting a relay, however he mentions Mk2 owners. Do i still need to use a relay on the Mk3 or would it be as simple as this:

black plug in the socket:
DSC00682.jpg


obviously red to red, black to black:
DSC00683.jpg


This part is baffeling me:
DSC00684.jpg


do i wire those straight to the original headlight wiring? Or is this where i need to place a relay?
 
the reason i as if i need a relay or not is that because on this image:
8giajaw.jpg


it shows "to earth" and a positive with an inline fuse, both coming from the balast. I dont have these wires, all i have are the ones above
 
Like said you can them to replace both, the Cupra ive just got has HID in the dipped but high beam is just normal, but it has HID foglights too.
 
i know that now ;)

need a different question answering. so, if you had HIDs, I'm guessing you installed em yourself! Do I need relays on them?
 
No, well the ones that are on the ibiza dont have relays, and there only ones off ebay aswell, just have a balast box i think its called which is pictured above...

Sorry i only read your first post
 
i gathered you did lol. so i wire the 2 "loose" wires to my positive and earth from the existing headlight wires?
 
well, i'm just gonna gi it a go now! whats the worst that could happen lol
 
gonna gi my car a quick clean, so if anyone else wants to confirm the correct way, you still have time ;)

BTW, i'm just using the HIDs to directly replace my dipped beam
 
yea those wires go in the old headlight bulb plug. fitted the exact seame kit yesterday. v happy with it. u just gota get a cone cutter and cut a hole in the headlight cover. v easy though did mine with the bumper off in an hour. although tht was in a workshop. got good beam pattern still to