Don't mean to resurrect this thread but I was doing some research on HIDs installs and ran into it.

This place sells a Canbus Fix wire but the site doesn't list H13/9008 as a fitment size.

CANBUS Fix

I already emailed them asking if they have one. I'll post once they reply.

 

The ebay supplier I purchased from provided the needed plug at no extra cost for the can bus. It's not plug specific as it plugs in to the harness for the ballast.

 

The stock headlight lens are the real issue,, if your going to the trouble of going HID please go for a real set of lenses.. you can put in the cibie or hella h4 lens then get the HID to fit that.. you will have a much better beam spread than the POS stock lenses/headlights..

 

or you can get the items from Radio Shack for 6 bucks total (thats both sides)

39.99 + shipping is way to much they are making a killing off those!

 

i just finish the installation of my 6000k bi-xenon Hella HID kit

the canbus fix is way easier to fix than ALL the way i can found here


a 5ohm resistor in parallel do the job , now the computer see a 55w bulb, not a 35w

i will post some pics soon

 

where did you purchase the HIDs from and was it a plug and play kit just plug it in and do the fix?

 

i bought them from one of my friends,who sell HID kits

the kit is sell as plug n' play but you got to tweak the CANBUS module with a resistor to get the 55w/65w current

i simply put a 5 ohm x 50w resistor between the positive and the ground, and everything works perfectly. no spark , no buzzing

the most difficult part is to find the 5ohm resistor , that takes me about 5 minutes

 

is there any way for you to take some pics of the finished fix?? that would explain a lot. thanks!

 

by now i am at work , i will take some pics tonight and post it

 

I've heard a lot of good reviews of the silverstars. I think from a cost to aggravation ratio, I'm going to go that route, especially if they make an appreciable improvement.