HID and daytime driving light

[Solara08861]

I just put HID on my high beams and now my daytime driving lights are not working. Does anyone with hid and high beams had this problem?

I also did low beams 8000k, high beams 8000k and fogs 3000k

[NeFaRiOuS_SLE]

Well, an HID works through a ballast that works off of a certain voltage, so if you have HID high beams, you can officially say goodbye to them.

[sahuddleston]

i ran them on my gen1 with no problem. exact same setup as you. not sure what the problem is though.

[alan8888]

u want the hid woyk on day time....
put a harness wire... it will make it work

[kpxboi0619]

this is just my opinion., but,.,.,., HId on high beam? but don't u hardly use those?...? and using HID bulbs for day time light thing..... is waste of bulb life...

[SolaraRolla]

what you can do is disable the DRL. i had HIDs on my corolla low beams. the low beams had DRL so i had to disable it in order for it to work. I had to ground the wire that connects to the emergency brakes. The brake light sign on my dash stayed on even when my brakes were off though.

[Solara08861]

How do I fix it with the harness wire?

[alan8888]

it seem like put a hid on high beam is really uselss ..

if you are use the high beam to flash someone i believe the flashing will be less than 5 sec. The Hid bulb need 5 second to warmup . Everytime you flash someone less than 5 sec is going to reduce the hid bulb life

[boaclub923]

this is it!! this is it!!
this is exactly what happen!!
and this is exactly the reason why i remove HID from high beam..

it was totally waste of money

it seem like put a hid on high beam is really uselss ..

if you are use the high beam to flash someone i believe the flashing will be less than 5 sec. The Hid bulb need 5 second to warmup . Everytime you flash someone less than 5 sec is going to reduce the hid bulb life