Posting this here in case anyone else didn't know the bi-xenon is run off a single ballast per unit.
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Fuller said:
FirefighterJose said:
$150 + $20 Shipping. It's actually more, but I'm just knocking the price down for you.
You will get
(2) 3rd Gen Headlight Housings
(2) MD2S 3.0 B Stock Projectors (Not perfection)
(2) D2S HID Bulbs
(2) HID Bulbs for old High beams for free, since they are there.....
All already installed. You will have to source
the Ballasts as detailed in ad.
If you're happy, send the $170 to
PAYPAL
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Once I get payment, I can send via USPS or UPS which ever is still open or first available since both are same shipping cost and shipping time.
Thank you!
Just so I am clear, is the bi xenon ballast included? I just need ballasts to operate the extra highs? Also could you shoot me a brief description of how to wire my highs to the bi-xenon set up? I will PayPal when I get to work tomorrow. Thank you!
To be clear.
The Bi-Xenon uses only one single ballast per light, because it uses only one single Xenon (HID Bulb) per Bi-Xenon Projector.
What it means by Bi-Xenon is the low and high beam are in one unit.
What creates the High beam is a shield in front of the bulb, when power is given to this shield through your
bright light switch it moves this shield away from the bulb and allowing the bulb to provide light in the high beam area.
Here is a video link on youtube so you can better understand it.
While the projector is a different design, it's mechanically similar.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFF2XoZJIBo
so, there will be no included ballast because the ballast that runs the main bulb is the same one for both High and low beam of a bi-xenon projector.
They way they are wires right now, you just plug them into you factory light plugs.
However, when you turn your bright on the Bi-Xenon High beam will turn on AND the Extra old High beam.
I did this because I drove country back roads and gave me TONS of light. You can not drive like this with any other cars around. Absolutely not, it's too bright. you will blind them. If you would like, you can simply re wire the high beam. Simple, You take the wires for the High Beam of the Xenon (Two small wires coming from under the projector) and wire them to your High beam factory plug.
You will then, if desired wire the old high beams to a completely seperate Aux. switch where ever you want and they will act as an additional off road light on a separate switch. All this stuff can be found on google.
I hope I'm helping you.
Don't worry, the dark spot isn't from the hid.
All wrapped up waiting for a buyer
Any more questions just let me know.
Thanks
Look forward to the Paypal, and I'll ship them and list em as sold.
Thanks!
Edit: The extra Old High beam hid also needs a HID ballast as well. I figured I'd just give you the hid bulb for free.
Either use your old Halogen high beam bulbs or get extra ballasts for the old high beams. Not needed though.
