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So here i go this my first DIY in my car.
i want to upgrade the headlight of my wagon r as it was too dim in traffic and highway road and was facing too problem to drive. so finally got all the info regarding the same from the forum and the market.
1. the member in the forum told me that you have to go for the relay kit so that it does'nt damage the wiring of the headlight as the stock bulb was 50/55 watts.
2. i went to market and consulted some shops for the relay and the bulbs.
relay was costing me 450 Rs. and the bulb was 135 each i took the relay of minda company and bulbs of halonixs.
3. then i went to a mechnic for the fitment of the relay and cost me 100 bugs for the same which is 30 min work for him.
4. after watching some youtube stuff for the relay fitment i went to the first diy in my car.
5 . below is the process with the pictures attached.
The Process.
the relay come with you power holder and 2 normal bulb holder, fuse box. So first take the normal headlight wiring from the headbulbs.
connect the power cable of relay to the stock headlight holder. and connect & replace both stock holder with the minda headlight holders and install the white bulb.
after that connect the power cable of the minda from the fuze box to the battery positive terminal. ( PLEASE REMOVE THE NEGATIVE TERMINAL ALSO ).
now connect the ground cable with both the minda headlight holder i did just where the headlight screens goes.
now connect the negative terminal of battery and test the relay.
all will work fine ** make sure the ground cable have the proper ground **
one the first go my headlight didnt go because of bad ground. then i did just above the headlight screws and it worked.
lastly i also installed the white parking bulb because it look odd with the yellow parking bulb order the white led parking bulb from tradus with just 99Rs. local market in delhi told me price of 200 Bugs and which was too high.
so this my first DIY please check and also review waiting for all you comments.
i want to upgrade the headlight of my wagon r as it was too dim in traffic and highway road and was facing too problem to drive. so finally got all the info regarding the same from the forum and the market.
1. the member in the forum told me that you have to go for the relay kit so that it does'nt damage the wiring of the headlight as the stock bulb was 50/55 watts.
2. i went to market and consulted some shops for the relay and the bulbs.
relay was costing me 450 Rs. and the bulb was 135 each i took the relay of minda company and bulbs of halonixs.
3. then i went to a mechnic for the fitment of the relay and cost me 100 bugs for the same which is 30 min work for him.
4. after watching some youtube stuff for the relay fitment i went to the first diy in my car.
5 . below is the process with the pictures attached.
The Process.
the relay come with you power holder and 2 normal bulb holder, fuse box. So first take the normal headlight wiring from the headbulbs.
connect the power cable of relay to the stock headlight holder. and connect & replace both stock holder with the minda headlight holders and install the white bulb.
after that connect the power cable of the minda from the fuze box to the battery positive terminal. ( PLEASE REMOVE THE NEGATIVE TERMINAL ALSO ).
now connect the ground cable with both the minda headlight holder i did just where the headlight screens goes.
now connect the negative terminal of battery and test the relay.
all will work fine ** make sure the ground cable have the proper ground **
one the first go my headlight didnt go because of bad ground. then i did just above the headlight screws and it worked.
lastly i also installed the white parking bulb because it look odd with the yellow parking bulb order the white led parking bulb from tradus with just 99Rs. local market in delhi told me price of 200 Bugs and which was too high.
so this my first DIY please check and also review waiting for all you comments.
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