How to Install an HID Conversion Kit

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Introduction

If you're tired of your halogen headlights or fog lights and want to upgrade to something with a better output, try installing an HID Conversion Kit.

What you need

Step 1 Headlights

How to Install an HID Conversion Kit, Headlights: step 1, image 1 of 2

How to Install an HID Conversion Kit, Headlights: step 1, image 2 of 2

Open the hood.
Locate the back of the headlights and remove the bolts holding the headlight housing.

Step 2

Unplug the stock harness and remove the headlights.

Step 3

Remove battery negative terminal.
Remove headlight cover and remove factory halogen bulb.

Step 4

Take out the HID bulb from the plastic shell and remove the circular plastic piece.
Remember not to touch the HID bulb glass!
If you accidentally touch it, you can clean it with some rubbing alcohol.

Step 5

Screw in the HID bulb back into the headlight housing.
Connect the wires of the HID bulb to the ballast and then connect the HID ballast back to the stock harness.