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Unfortunately, these lights are not Plug in play, but it's
pretty easy to convert.
| Project
Summary - Euro Headlight conversion |
| Difficulty
Scale |
2 |
| Parts Cost |
$300+/- |
| Labor Time |
1 hours |
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Parts you will need:
(2) Your new Euro Lights
(2) six-pin female molex connector -- 006 545 80 28 (socket)
and
(2) 009 545 30 28 (cover) - ~$1.00 total/each
(I had to go to the main dealership in town, the online
stores didn't have and my other dealership didn't have
it)
& 2 H4 Bulbs (duh)
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General Tools needed. |
Once you get your lights, you will notice that they will not
plug into your current 4 pin connector. This is the process
of converting them:
1. Take out your old lights, sell on ebay :)
2. The standard adaptor looks like this:
1. fog lamp 12v+
2. ground (-)
3. low beam 12v+
4. high beam 12v+
Euro headlights look like this: (after you install the wires)
What you need to do is make the standard one, look like the
above picture.
NOTE: Passenger side connector shown. Mirror for driver's side.
31 -- ground (-)
55 -- fog lamp 12v+
56a -- high beam 12v+
56b -- low beam 12v+
58 -- city light
(Only use 5 - The extra pin is for the "city light"
feature.)
NOTE: Your pinout may vary! Ground wire is usually brown.
Then slap the back cover (009 545 30 28) on, and plug them in
(they are keyed) and test 'em out!
Parking Lights
Head Lights
Head lights & Fog lights.
Sweet!
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