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Where is the high beam fuse?

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    Where is the high beam fuse?

    I got hid's for my low beams and my high beams.
    my low beams worked after i switched the fuses for the head lights.
    so i need to know where the fuse is for my high beams!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! its not labeled on the diagrams
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    #2
    So you made 2 identical threads about this in the last 45 minutes??? Make one more and you will be forced to take a time out. If somebody can/wants to answer your question, they will. Until then just wait.

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      #3
      There isnt one that I know of. Probably a problem with the HIDS. Try switching the contacts.
      -Will

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        #4
        I fixed your title and deleted your other thread, so people won't think you're an idiot. Merry Christmas.


        Your fuse cover has a map on it. Read it. There is a fuse box under the hood, and another near your left foot in the driver's side footwell.

        Chances are, you did something stupid in wiring your HIDs. If you already had to swap in a bigger fuse, there's something seriously wrong.
        Let me guess... you just plugged the HID kit into your stock wiring, without using an auxiliary harness running to your battery, right? Yeah, that could fry your stock wiring harness very quickly. It's entirely possible that you've already done damage to it... hence the need for the larger fuse... you were running WAY too much current through those wires than they were designed for! The fuses are what they are to prevent overloading they system, which you effectively bypassed by running a bigger fuse.


        Go to www.3bspecialties.com and pick up a harness. They're only like $15. If you haven't done serious damage already, that harness will prevent you from doing so. At least with this HID kit. God help the rest of your car...






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