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Old 03-29-2009, 06:10 PM   #1
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9003 Bi-Xenon (High/Low) HID Conversion Kit
Does anyone know where I can download the installation instructions for the 9003 High/Low HID kit? I've never installed an HID kit before and it looks pretty straight-forward but I need to know where to attach the fused wire and the ground wire on my Toyota Tacoma (2000) Prerunner
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it should be pretty straight forward.
you probably have a relay harness that plugs into the battery and then the ballast.
not much to it really.
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DDm smells like a Jim Powell venture to me. No thanks. I'd be afraid of the mucus trail the call would leave all over my phone. Although in all reality you would probably be fine ordering from them, I wouldn't patronize the place if someone knocked on the door and paid me to run their product.
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DDm smells like a Jim Powell venture to me. No thanks. I'd be afraid of the mucus trail the call would leave all over my phone. Although in all reality you would probably be fine ordering from them, I wouldn't patronize the place if someone knocked on the door and paid me to run their product.
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