
01-22-2010, 03:22 PM
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Well it might be cause of the fact that the highbeams are drawing too much power. I have my halos wired to my parking lights so they draw power from them.
The highbeams have a cutout built in so they disable the foglights when they are on because they draw so much power (i assume).
I would try wiring it up to the parking lights and turn on the highbeams and seeing if that fixes your issue.
Or disable the halos and test the high beams, cause it may just be a burnt filament on both of them. It happens, might just be a coincidence.
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