[s-cars] European headlight

mtgadbois at aol.com mtgadbois at aol.com
Wed Feb 11 08:04:01 PST 2009


 Martin,

Before my OEM HIDs I had the euro H1/H1/H3 set up and it was plug and play with the US wiring harness.? I recall adding city lights and tying them into the side marker lights - nothing difficult. It's been several years since I went to OEM HIDs but again I do not recall anything problematic.? For the HIDs you need a direct power line (fuse it) which I took from the battery feed located under the hood.? Again the US harness plugged right in and I again added in city lights in the same manner.? Of course, the US doesn't require DRLs and I don't have them so maybe someone from Canada (Sean) can chime in.

Mark far from FL (near Chicago) but closer in 30 minutes.



Original Message-----
From: Martin Baggenstos <martin.baggenstos at gmail.com>
To: mtgadbois at aol.com
Sent: Wed, 11 Feb 2009 7:34 am
Subject: Re: [s-cars] European headlight









Hello Mark,

? I have a 1995 S6 US car and the headlights I got are European (ecode) but had a HID xenon upgrade kit placed into the low beam section. These units have DRL's in them

Martin





On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 7:47 AM,  <mtgadbois at aol.com> wrote:



Martin,



Are these OEM HIDs like those that came on the RS2?  DRLs - are you in Canada?



Let me know - I'm running OEM HID's in USA.



Mark near Chicago preparing for a drive to FL



Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2009 22:52:49 -0500

From: Martin Baggenstos <martin.baggenstos at gmail.com>

Subject: [s-cars] European headlight

To: s-car-list at audifans.com







I have just got a hold of European headlights for my 1995 S6 and was told

that even though the wire connector fits, the wire arrangement needs to be

changed. Does anyone happen to have a write up or advice on these changes, I

would really appreciate it. The low beams already have HID installed and

another thing mentioned is that I need to unhooked the daytime running light

because it can cause problems with the HID light because it requires a full

12v.



Martin








 


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