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Basic of Projectors, HID and their Installation

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  • RanjithMN
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    Thank you guys..its all sorted out...i just have to connect some sockets to the lose ends and im all ready to go!
    well except for one last doubt :P
    FZ stock has a 3 pin socket...but my bi-xen setup has only 2...so how will be the high beam controlled?
    haven't tested it yet so have no idea!


    @lijo
    the rest are for AE and a LED IN the projector
    and yes the high beam is controlled by the "thingy"-solenoid




    thanks a million guys!
    Last edited by RanjithMN; 10-15-2010, 10:31 AM.

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  • lijok
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    @Ranjith, those wires you marked definitely goes to the battery.. Now, what are those grey wires?
    One more thing, your high/low is controlled by the 'thingy' in the projector, or do you have a bulb (HID filament) that moves (like mine) ?

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  • Swas
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    @ Ranjith,

    the red and black wires (red marked one) should connect to battery directly and another socket with red/white wire should connected to headlight socket(same socket connected with H4 bulb).

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  • NANOtechnology
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    Originally posted by RanjithMN View Post
    alright thanks....though im still not a 100% clear! :P

    the 3 pin socket is for the power and the red is either for the High or Low...so how does this work with a bi xenon?
    Sajjt bhai....HELP!
    dude.
    that 2 ends marked by you go to the battery directly.
    red to battery's +ve and black to battery's -ve.

    the 3 pin socket goes to headlight socket.
    it should look like this.




    besides.

    when you plug the 3 pin socket to the oem bulb socket, you high beam and low beam will work.

    there should another 5 pin socket for a relay.

    all you have to do is, plug this entire wiring thing to the battery and that 3 pin socket and you need to fit ballast on the output (connector is given).

    ballast will have connecting sockets for the bulb.

    try it hands on, you'll realize its a simple thing.

    @ all

    do some googling and see some youtube videos first to clear out basics of very simple things..

    fitting a bulb is a very easy job, i believe.

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  • kinshuk.arya
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    Originally posted by RanjithMN View Post
    alright thanks....though im still not a 100% clear! :P

    the 3 pin socket is for the power and the red is either for the High or Low...so how does this work with a bi xenon?
    Sajjt bhai....HELP!
    clear one thing... you have a bi xenon projector or a normal one??

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  • RanjithMN
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    alright thanks....though im still not a 100% clear! :P

    the 3 pin socket is for the power and the red is either for the High or Low...so how does this work with a bi xenon?
    Sajjt bhai....HELP!

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  • kinshuk.arya
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    Originally posted by RanjithMN View Post
    Thanks Kinshuk...but i still have the doubt...
    i have attached the pic with the wires marked in red....where does that go to?
    those wires should go into the headlight socket... the red one in the low beam or the high beam pin and the black one to the ground pin... (as it is a different configuration than mine I would suggest you to get it confirmed from you dealer)

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  • RanjithMN
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    Originally posted by kinshuk.arya View Post
    there should be two sets of wires coming from the ballast.... one will be attached to the bulb and the other set should be connected to the headlight switch i.e. the three pin socket connected to the halogen bulb.... the ballast can be fitted inside the tank panel on the left hand side.. there is a bolt under the tank which can be removed easily and the clamp or the bracket of the ballast can be fitted there...
    Thanks Kinshuk...but i still have the doubt...
    i have attached the pic with the wires marked in red....where does that go to?

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  • kinshuk.arya
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    Originally posted by Veeral View Post
    I need projectors puneet pls comment
    So bi-xenon projectors accommodate only hid or halogens also ?
    the hid and halogen both can be accommodated in the bi-xenons as long as the type of the bulb is same...

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  • kinshuk.arya
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    Originally posted by RanjithMN View Post
    one more question...

    well there are 2 wires,red and black that come from the ballast and then come out of the fuse....these are to be connected to the battery right?...er...where exactly in my FZ should i connect this?
    there should be two sets of wires coming from the ballast.... one will be attached to the bulb and the other set should be connected to the headlight switch i.e. the three pin socket connected to the halogen bulb.... the ballast can be fitted inside the tank panel on the left hand side.. there is a bolt under the tank which can be removed easily and the clamp or the bracket of the ballast can be fitted there...

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  • Veeral
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    Originally posted by sajjt View Post
    Dont worry there r others who can help.

    Since u dont want to use a HID, then no need to go for the DC conversion. Coil rewinding is more than enough, but at the same time there wont be much bixen projectors available which can accomodate a H7

    So first u decide whether u want to use a projector or in the stock dome. If the stock dome is ok for u then do the coil rewinding only and use ur old ONB.

    If u still need a projector then u need to convert it to full DC after rewinding the coils.

    U can ask Puneet for the projector cost.

    Hey Puneet, how much will be for ur HID canons? I'll do some marketing for u.
    I need projectors puneet pls comment
    So bi-xenon projectors accommodate only hid or halogens also ?

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  • RanjithMN
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    one more question...

    well there are 2 wires,red and black that come from the ballast and then come out of the fuse....these are to be connected to the battery right?...er...where exactly in my FZ should i connect this?

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  • NANOtechnology
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    oh my god sajan,
    all are asking you SOO many questions..
    need a helping hand?

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  • sajjt
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    Originally posted by Veeral View Post
    LOL m very confuesd... Why the hell u dont live in bombay
    Ok i'll tel u. I need a projector for my pul200 but it should be twin beam.
    now u tell me wat and all thing 'll have to do . pls
    Dont worry there r others who can help.

    Since u dont want to use a HID, then no need to go for the DC conversion. Coil rewinding is more than enough, but at the same time there wont be much bixen projectors available which can accomodate a H7

    So first u decide whether u want to use a projector or in the stock dome. If the stock dome is ok for u then do the coil rewinding only and use ur old ONB.

    If u still need a projector then u need to convert it to full DC after rewinding the coils.

    U can ask Puneet for the projector cost.

    Hey Puneet, how much will be for ur HID canons? I'll do some marketing for u.

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  • RanjithMN
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    @Sajjt
    yep i know how to use to oven to separate but er...i don't have one! ..let me see what i can do

    @Puneet
    no..i will mostly buy it today
    and the ballast is petty much the same size as others i have seen..so it should fit!

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