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hey mate im keen to buy a set

i have a 34gtt

and it doesnt have xeon lights anymore coz they got taken out when they complied it i think

do u have any kits for me?

and how much extra for some led parkers?

thanks heaps mate

Exactly what I was going to write :thumbsup: +1 here

Cheers

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Very straight forward. These are plug and play units so no splicing or wiring.

The only hard bits are making the 25mm hole in the dust cover and finding a place for hiding the ballasts :P

Remove dust cover

Remove halogen bulb

Drill 25mm hole in dust cover

Put in HID bulb

Connect HID bulb to ballast

Connect HID bulb wires to stock headlight wires (H4 stock headlight plugs has 3 prong, the HID has two, just find the - and + buy testing)

Then disconnect them as you will need to feed all the wires through the dust cover

The grommet on the HID bulb wires fills the hole in the dust cover so the elements cannot get in

Thats pretty much it.

Will take around 20mins-30mins to install.

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