Xenon Depot LED Lighting

Finally got to really see the light output last night, really happy with my decision.

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I am having issues with my LED fog lights that I ordered and installed along with my Phillips HID kit. Love the setup but it seems like one of the fogs are really sensitive. I swapped them from left to right and the problem follows the bulb. When I wiggle the connections it will turn on and off. Any help? Thanks
 
[MENTION=144375]dot_tom[/MENTION]:

Sounds like a connection related issue. Can you please send me a PM with your order info so that I can pull it up, and better assist you?

Steve
 
Looking to install the Extreme HIDs tomorrow or this weekend. I went with the 6500k bulbs. Where has everyone placed the ballast and wires? Ill try and post some pics of the 6500K when installed as i see not a lot of people went with that bulb.
 
[MENTION=2429]4wheeln98[/MENTION] - The Xtreme HID ballasts are low draw, so you can safely power them directly from the OEM headlight wiring without worrying about whether you're going to strain the OE wiring. The only "benefit" to using a relay harness is that you're ensuring that the ballasts always receive a stable 12V (even at start up).

Steve
 
The two relay harnesses (with positive/negative connectors) that came in the box don't apply to 5th gen setup correct? I'm guessing they were just included because this kit serves other vehicles as well?

Also, will securing the ballast together with this block like I have pictured behind the plastic flap above the wheel well created an issue from heat or anything else?

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[MENTION=167950]CZ-4Runner[/MENTION] - Correct, the ballasts that come in the Xtreme HID kit are low draw, which means that you can safely power them right from the 4runner's OEM headlight wiring. They way you have it set up is fine, although I wouldn't rely just on the double sided tape.

Steve
 
[MENTION=167950]CZ-4Runner[/MENTION] - Correct, the ballasts that come in the Xtreme HID kit are low draw, which means that you can safely power them right from the 4runner's OEM headlight wiring. They way you have it set up is fine, although I wouldn't rely just on the double sided tape.

Steve

Thank you. I also used plastic ties but really was concerned about heat issues.
 
Installed the HIDs this past thurs. Pretty easy overall. I ended up not using the relays. I placed the ballast behind the side cover above the wheel well and it hides them perfectly. What a difference! It looks so much better and great visibility driving. Of course I ran out of time to make adjustments and had quite a few people flashed me on my morning commute. Made more adjustments so we'll see how that goes. Now I need to upgrade the fogs!
 

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