Hello Its a common problem with the type of bulb the 2000 Altima uses. It uses a 9007 bulb so in the HID kit, there's a connector that goes to the car connector that went to the original halogen bulb. The connector that goes to the original car connector has 3 prongs inside of it. You basically have to switch those around until they turn on because each prong has its own function (high, low, common ground). Basically, the prongs are not being plugged into the correct position on your car plug
Surprised no one mentioned this is illegal in stock reflector assemblies. You have to install ALL HID kits in to PROJECTOR assemblies. Stock reflector assemblies are DANGEROUS because they glare and blind oncoming drivers. The PROJECTOR headlights are designed to focus an HID beam.
you'll need one with resistors built in, otherwise the lights will flicker. We sell them for $49.99. Usually 2005 and newer Dodge, Jeeps, Chryslers, and Fords require them.
@carHIDkits Don't know where my original comment went... I was not knocking your company simply saying that if I was selling a product I would want to show business integrity and let my customers know of all applications (legal or not) so as to promote good business ethics. Do what you want but I would put a disclaimer on the video telling people that using HID kits in reflector housing (LIKE THE ONE IN THE VIDEO) on main roads is ILLEGAL.
@DemonDrummer1018 IF A CUSTOMER ASKS if these lights are legal or illegal, we will tell them that they are intended for offroad use only, hence ILLEGAL. We state this information in our terms and conditions.
Does it have a lightbulb washer? A motion stabilizer? No? Then it is illegal. How is it going to melt the snow that lands on the headlight when it is xenon?
@carHIDkits A customer should not HAVE to ask. This is the biggest problem in the motor industry. Companies do not care enough to tell the whole story to potential customers, they just want to sell the product no matter what. By not being upfront, some companies hope to sell products (i.e. HID kits) without the customer being discouraged to find out they need to spend more on projector housing. Please do not silence me either by deleting my comments...that's kinda low...
I installed a kit on my 99 Jeep Grand Cherokee and the passenger's side flickers. Doesthis one flicker? I cant apreciate if it does because is rapidly moved from one headlight to the other. I ordered a pair od capacitors, hopefully that will fix my problem.
Hi You might be able to help me out. I have installed 55W HID on my Jeep Grand Cherokee 2006 but I have a problem. When I turn OFF the lights, they keep flickering for about a minute then go OFF.
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All kits are intended for off-road use only. Yes, it is true you get the best results by putting HIDs into a projector.
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Its a common problem with the type of bulb the 2000 Altima uses. It uses a 9007 bulb so in the HID kit, there's a connector that goes to the car connector that went to the original halogen bulb. The connector that goes to the original car connector has 3 prongs inside of it. You basically have to switch those around until they turn on because each prong has its own function (high, low, common ground). Basically, the prongs are not being plugged into the correct position on your car plug
Surprised no one mentioned this is illegal in stock reflector assemblies. You have to install ALL HID kits in to PROJECTOR assemblies. Stock reflector assemblies are DANGEROUS because they glare and blind oncoming drivers. The PROJECTOR headlights are designed to focus an HID beam.
@JasonMichaelDesigns usually radio interference is caused by the ballasts.
@MastaGT Probably everyone on the road that gets blinded by people who don't put the HID's in a proper housing...
@2Lazy2SignUp You don't have to but would recommend it just to be on the safe side.
Great video! Just installed 5000K on my Overland!
you'll need one with resistors built in, otherwise the lights will flicker. We sell them for $49.99. Usually 2005 and newer Dodge, Jeeps, Chryslers, and Fords require them.
I think it will be safer if you make sure you are using hids that are for reflectors. Like d2r for example. It will cut away the glare.
yes, they are intended for offroad use only.
merci du temps que ta pris pour ns montrer thank you
$79.99 is what we are selling the kit for right now for the 6000k they are on sale for the fall.
thanks man this video really helped me out 100 %
@carHIDkits
Don't know where my original comment went...
I was not knocking your company simply saying that if I was selling a product I would want to show business integrity and let my customers know of all applications (legal or not) so as to promote good business ethics. Do what you want but I would put a disclaimer on the video telling people that using HID kits in reflector housing (LIKE THE ONE IN THE VIDEO) on main roads is ILLEGAL.
You can have HIDs if they did not come from the manufacturer. It is called retrofit, and is completely legal.
@DemonDrummer1018
IF A CUSTOMER ASKS if these lights are legal or illegal, we will tell them that they are intended for offroad use only, hence ILLEGAL. We state this information in our terms and conditions.
theyre not illegal if u get your headlights aimed
Does it have a lightbulb washer? A motion stabilizer? No? Then it is illegal.
How is it going to melt the snow that lands on the headlight when it is xenon?
@carHIDkits
A customer should not HAVE to ask. This is the biggest problem in the motor industry. Companies do not care enough to tell the whole story to potential customers, they just want to sell the product no matter what. By not being upfront, some companies hope to sell products (i.e. HID kits) without the customer being discouraged to find out they need to spend more on projector housing.
Please do not silence me either by deleting my comments...that's kinda low...
@teaser2233 maybe you're right but I just think advertising them in an illegal way or without a disclaimer is irresponsible
I installed a kit on my 99 Jeep Grand Cherokee and the passenger's side flickers. Doesthis one flicker? I cant apreciate if it does because is rapidly moved from one headlight to the other. I ordered a pair od capacitors, hopefully that will fix my problem.
i bought the single kit for my 2004 silverado everything is hooked up but they will not come on?
Hi You might be able to help me out.
I have installed 55W HID on my Jeep Grand Cherokee 2006 but I have a problem. When I turn OFF the lights, they keep flickering for about a minute then go OFF.
@carHIDkits Then whats the point of putting them in some of the cars you do?
Is there any ground wire that goes with it? I have a 03 Grand Cherokee and I want a 6000k kit. Hi and Low plus Fog lights.
@pbbarntt Pointing them down does not make them legal...or safer
Thank you
good videooo thanksss!!
Do I need to unplug the battery, or the negative battery cable?
how did u paint the crome grill back??
I have a 1999 Jeep Cherokee sport. Would I lose my high beams with your 8k HID kit with slim ballasts
do i have to get a kit? cant i just buy a bulb and just the bulb and install it, instead of using a ballests or whatever
is this also the same for a 96 grand cherokee
ARe thee problems with the TIPM?
@juan23gpv nope.
i went through about 6 of those shitty balast's i have some good ones now..those flickerd like a bitch...
you'll need bulbs and ballasts otherwise you will not get the real HID feature.
should be somewhat similar.
Sand off all the chrome and spray paint it.
dont u need a projector beam so that u dont go blinding people on the road?
need projector housing for it to be legal, don't do this without the proper housing.
Yep illegal and blinding to oncoming traffic. Don't do this.