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Old 13th January 2009, 10:55   #2581
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Caution: Check components before buying HID

I would strongly urge everyone keen to install the HIDs to check all the components before installing the HID kit. I recently got it installed and the only mistake I made was I did not go through the installation guide while the lights were being installed.

Consequently what I noticed was that Philips supplies parking lights along with the whole kit which, to my shock, the dealer had supplied to me saying he is providing me free of cost (As a result I did not get cash discount)

When I confronted him later, he said "Where is it written that its free of cost. I pay Rs 600 per pack to get it from Philips" - absolute bull

Dear Moderator - Is there a forum wherein we can blacklist such dealers so that our fellow friends are aware of their deeds?

This dealer of mine did not even align my lights properly as apparently his guys had not been paid their salary that particular day so they were in a hurry to wrap up everything.

This is a prominent dealer in Gurgaon - AKD Tower (Sector 14, near HUDA office) : Elegant Car Interiors and the name of the dealer is Bobby Gandhi

Just be careful
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Old 13th January 2009, 18:58   #2582
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HID (Replay)

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Is this the one you are asking about

H1&H7 Relay Wire
Hi Bakiya,

the one you show in the picture I have the same except the Replay, its very similar to the one shown by akshay, I will take a picture of the kit and posted on thu,,,

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HID kit on my bike uses a 4 pin Relay(forgot the exact specifications).
Its the same that is used in horns.
costs around 100 bucks.
it looks like this but with four pins
Hi Akshay,

Thanks for the pic, will update in the Kit I have on Thu
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Old 14th January 2009, 22:26   #2583
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Guys some suggestions please.
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Hello People I have a query-
Want to upgrade the stock headlamps on my hyundai getz.Dont want any cutting/relays/ceramic holders hence have to get 55/60w bulbs.Which is the best option available?
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Old 14th January 2009, 22:33   #2584
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Stock H27 bulbs in my Accents foglamps are crappy.
do we have any better options apart from HID?
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Old 14th January 2009, 22:35   #2585
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Guys some suggestions please.
A friend of mine has OSRAM 60/55 halogen bulbs on his Getz
he is not satisfied with the set up.
I suggest that do in for 100/90 bulbs.
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how about add on fogs ?
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Old 14th January 2009, 22:53   #2587
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how about add on fogs ?
Is this for my post?
I do not want to spoil the looks need something that can be used with stock fog lamps in the bumper.
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Old 14th January 2009, 23:30   #2588
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A friend of mine has OSRAM 60/55 halogen bulbs on his Getz
he is not satisfied with the set up.
I suggest that do in for 100/90 bulbs.
Wont adding a relay require cutting of wires and void my warranty?
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Wont adding a relay require cutting of wires and void my warranty?
AFAIK it will not void your warranty.
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Old 16th January 2009, 00:42   #2590
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Upgraded headlight to 100/90 in my safari.
The plastic cap on the back of the light assembly need to be cut to allow the holder and the wire to go in. Didn't like that.
Arindamray,
because of this issue only i did't go for head light update ( for my Verna ). Then how did mechanic seal the cut on plastic cap?.

Seriously I think dust mates or moisture may go into the reflector .
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Hi guys,
Any idea about the availability of Philips X-Treme or Osram Nightbreaker 55w in Chennai ?
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HID (Cutout/Relay)

Hi Akshay / Bakiya

The (cutout/relay) which is missing for installation is the one which connects to the middle wire in the pic
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Hi there

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Hi guys,
Any idea about the availability of Philips X-Treme or Osram Nightbreaker 55w in Chennai ?
Hi Fountainheader: I just managed to see your post here, and apparently, there is a coincidence.

I am just informed that my Fabia's projector lamps cannot accomodate H4 bulbs. I purchased a Philips Xtreme Power [80% more light] light pack just before I got the car.

I paid Rs.754/- here in Bangalore, purchased with bill from AK Traders [famous for lighting products in B'lore].

I am planning to try getting it changed with any H7 bulbs, provided I manage to find one. If not, I am planning to sell them off. The box is still unopened.

If you are interested, let me know. I will be coming to Chennai on the 31st, and you can pick it up from me, on the same day, if you wish to. [a bit of note though: i will unfortunately not be in a position to drive to a location for handing over].

Thanks... aK
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Hi Akshay / Bakiya

The (cutout/relay) which is missing for installation is the one which connects to the middle wire in the pic
Now this is different.
I dont have any such connector in my Bike's H4 HID kit.
may be i am missing something?
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Old 17th January 2009, 02:25   #2595
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Philips Halogen for Swift

I had installed 100/95 bulbs in my swift. month later while driving from Kanchipura at 8:20, both were blown off .I had to drive with my fog lamps.Replacing the headlamps in swift is difficult,especially left side headlamp.Currently I have GE 100/90 bulbs. Can any one suggest me which are the riliable bulbs available to the market ?
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