How to Install an HID Kit from Beginning to End

How to Install an HID Kit from Beginning to End

These are step-by-step instructions on how to install an HID Kit. This video covers what to check for when you receive your HID Kit, how to properly disconne…

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TeezyThaKidd says:

awesome video. was that buzzing at the end from the lights though?

Eman MVP says:

Thanks man. It helped me figure out the use of the spade connection
cable…v

blkgixxerslvr says:

Congrats! Now you are the cheap ghetto trash that puts a HID bulb in a
halogen housing. Thank you for being one of the tools that blind me at
night.

Tamara Hichez says:

I think you are missing the units that give the light high output power and
they go between the light bulbs and the ballast! Without them, you will
have a low range light throw.

newthepanch says:

so there is no need to unplug the negative side of the battery so you don’t
screw up the computer? thank you

Lujuzr . says:

I did everything on the video but my damn light won’t turn on!!!!

zmoh p says:

What would be the color if there’s no ballast installed? Will it still
light on or won’t work at all?

Jeremy Boney says:

Very nice HID set you are demonstrating with!

David92Park says:

excuse me, i am quite confused that, you only wired to the car battery for
the power right? but how to you control to turn off and on HID? did I miss
something from video?

Brian Collins says:

Very helpful. Thank you!

William Thomas Ramey says:

Excellent instructional video. No needless chit chat. No having to jump
ahead 3 minutes of watching someone tighten screws or other pointless waste
of time. Audio is clear and uncluttered by background noise. Thanks!

asdbs11 says:

So just to confirm this, you would need to install a ballast on each side
for each headlight?

xSTI1LMATICx says:

I’d put on some dielectric grease before slapping on that electrical tape

Raymond Pendleton says:

Steps looks so easy I thought it would be hard but I can’t wait til I get
my kit thanks for the video 🙂


DSNCB919 says:

Mounting the brackets is easier than I thought I thought u had to drill
them in.. also you dont have to disconnect battery before plugging up
ballast? 

MusicforMe123 says:

I was about to purchase the kit and you lost me when you used electrical
tape, that connection should of been a plug if the kit was made properly.

TheBronxBanger says:

I also have the H11’s and i am stuck at the 4:57 part. Seems my spades
won’t just slide into it’s appropriate place.. I have a 2005 Chevy Malibu..
Any suggestion??

Carl Reynolds says:

Hi I installed brand new HIDs they work fine for 5/10 minutes then they
both go out, when I turn the lights off and on they come back on, why is
this can anyone help please? Thanks

Michael Hernandez says:

How did you mount the block? And where inside side panel?

ANdrew Murphy says:

First step is to NOT buy a cheap kit.

Beatrice Flippen says:

Do you know where I can find eagle eye installation instructions for an 04
325i? The zenons don’t work and only the brights work….

Zul Hafiz Abu Satar says:

how about the balast, is it need to aply 1 blast to 1 bulb or two bulb???

Michael Hernandez says:

How did you mount the block? And where inside side panel?

altops says:

spray pam in the socket then fill with wires in place with hot glue it will
form and make a nice male socket

james gearing says:

is there a relay in there?

rocker85675 says:

hopefully you used proper projector headlight’s and not your factory
composite ones. if you have them in your factory housings your blinding
everyone

JCO187 says:

i like your voice

kentuckykid90 says:

Ya he didnt replace houseing so now this dumbass is blinding people

bgftball51 says:

@JustAStoner204 adjusted the assemblies, and the high beam is attached to
the hid bulb and for whatever reason its halogen??

illstplaya says:

Lol. That’s great.

Nk1Wazi says:

No, the cables only connect to the wires that were already plugged in to
the stock headlight

Lucas Stoflet says:

very helpful thanks!

ANorthernParadise says:

Because it seems to me that you don’t hook both of the ballasts up to the
battery.

rowdy4life5995 says:

@3DEMENTES Depends on your vehicle,I didnt have to on my jeep but i did on
my dodge ram

Enrique Agos says:

Nice and simple…..

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