Toyota 4Runner Hid Install And Drl Disable

Toyota 4Runner Hid Install And Drl Disable
When installing HID lights in a 2001 or 2002 Toyota 4Runner (Bi-Xenon H4 HID Kit), you need to disable the Daytime Running Lights. This is because the DRL circuit lowers the voltage to the stock halogen light bulb in order to create the DRL effect. When installing an HID bulb kit, if your truck sends the 6v signal to the headlights for DRL, it will upset the new HID ballast and the xenon bulb will flicker like a strobe light. The fix for this is to disable the DRL circuit. The following write-up will show you how to disable it temporarily with a switch. If you are installing HID lights and do not plan to ever take them out of the truck, then the switch is unnecessary. Simply disable the circuit and forgo the switch installation. See what LED and HID solutions work on your 4Runner here #HID     #INSTALL     #TOYOTA

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John Tobias, Better Automotive Lighting

John Tobias, Headlight Junkie and Industry Veteran
Before managing pricing and product categories for the DLG brands, John worked directly with customers in customer service and tech support, then spent several years in marketing creating content like this and the videos published online. Today he takes more than ten years of aftermarket automotive lighting experience to events all over the USA, meeting customers and talking to real people about what they care about. He is focused on understanding the market, the trends, the big players, and what matters to lighting enthusiasts. John has tested thousands of lights, works directly with lighting engineers to evaluate the technical performance behind every recommendation, and is one of the foremost experts on everything happening in the world of aftermarket automotive lighting. LinkedIn

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