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Looks good, anyone know if using red or orange light will attract bugs? I was thinking of doing a switchback - white for city & amber/red for country Sent from my Nexus 5X using Tapatalk

Looks like you might have some glare. The picture with the garage has light all the way to the roof... I would argue that while these may be brighter but that doesn't make them safer. Just my 2 cents

Just test out the polarity using a 9v battery. If it clicks it works if not it's reversed. That's what I did Good luck!!!

great resource page!

yeah sure this is what my setup would be projectors - infiniti-g37-s bulbs - morimoto-xb35-d2s- ballasts - first choice fast-bright-amp-ballasts second choice (more expensive) morimoto-xb55-amp and adapters for the bulbs to work with those ballasts - amp-d2s-ballast-adapter the result (this...

Ideally a HID projector should be used with HID, halogen with halogen, led with led. The way the light is made in all three is different - HID is an arc that glows, halogen is a straight filament that glows, led is a forward facing light source. So each requires unique optics and when you start...

Led is not meant to work inside of a lamp built for halogen. No matter what the advertisement says Why not run a set of HID projectors? Or if led is your thing. TheRetrofitSource sell various OEM led headlight projectors (corolla, murano? Trs.com

Very Nice! It's always a pleasure to see a proper retrofit , both for what you see behind the wheel and what others see driving in the opposite lane :thumbsup:

Great looking truck. Some constructive criticism if I may: Please reconsider putting HIDs in OEM reflectors (due to glare) and think about putting some proper projectors in there.

any updates on this?

Ok cool, thanks

Well the previous owner of mine actually bent the sheet metal of the cap, guess I will be removing this thing. truckhigh, did you reach through the wheel well to get the nuts on the other side?

You may be right. Looking at your output pictures it seems that those fog provide decent output.

Bump I have the same issue - no resolution yet

I just started experiencing this on and off but more often now thats a little colder - but I'm in south Texas where its not that cold (mid 40's) and the tranny would still act up like this. I guess I will keep an eye on the temp