[20bighorn08]

So i installed a pair of HIDs in my 08 cummins and got the typical "HID flicker" issue. i read around about it and then searched online for a harness that might work without having to hack into any wires that i dont have to. and i found this. 4th item down;

HID Ultra Slim Anti Flicker Capacitor
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will this work as it has a capcitor in it and looks to be wired just like everyone else is wiring it?

 

[08td6.7]

Do u have load resistors on your HID kit? If not get them and look in the thread i posted how to wire them in.

http://www.cumminsforum.com/forum/6...66-how-code-free-flicker-free-hid-lights.html

 

[20bighorn08]

i actually just read your thread right after i started this one haha its just a standard Xentec HID kit. im assuming it has nothing since it flickers like crazy and then shut off. i might try your way first

 

[20bighorn08]

forgot to add my other issue. when i turned the hi beams on i got nothing... i understand it was just a low beam kit but will i now not ever have hi beams unless i buy the full kit?

 

[08td6.7]

this should fix it.
160622717287 here is a ebay item that i installed for my Bi-Xenon kit.
plus resistors. this harnes will make your Lo beams stay on if you accidentally turn Hi on.
all working first try no flicker.... 50w 6ohm resistors from rbay. same resistors that Recon sells for $$$$$$$$$$ u can get 4 for half the price.
make sure you have resistors on both Passenger and Driver side of your truck.

 

[Willy2006]

Which wires do I connect the resistors to? I am installing hid hi beam and it is flickering

 

[BigRedRam95]

this is one I made. I have made them for 9 or 10 different cars some just single resistor and some dual high/low resistor

 

[BigRedRam95]

Oh I forgot to tell you If you are using a relay on a single beam kit you will only need one resistor. If you get a high and low kit and use relays you need 2 resistors. I just left the pass side Headlight unplugged but when the dealer puts the truck on the computer it will show a problem in the headlight circuit. But most dealers will have no problem with this if you tell them what is making it do that.