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			<title>HID: Load Resistor</title>
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			<description>I finally bit the bullet and installed a Morimoto HID setup using its own relay harness. As part of it, I installed in parallel a 50 watt 6 ohm load resistor to avoid a low beam check light; HID lamps are 35 watts.

The load resistor seems to overheat after the lights running for 15-30 minutes and the circuit triggering the low beam out light, but after works again after cooling off. The resistor is mounted on a metal surface.

Has anyone experienced this? I plan to replace the load resistor and if it still persists to upgrade the resistor to a 100 watt 6 ohm.

Appreciate your feedback/insight.</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[I finally bit the bullet and installed a Morimoto HID setup using its own relay harness. As part of it, I installed in parallel a 50 watt 6 ohm load resistor to avoid a low beam check light; HID lamps are 35 watts.<br />
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The load resistor seems to overheat after the lights running for 15-30 minutes and the circuit triggering the low beam out light, but after works again after cooling off. The resistor is mounted on a metal surface.<br />
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Has anyone experienced this? I plan to replace the load resistor and if it still persists to upgrade the resistor to a 100 watt 6 ohm.<br />
<br />
Appreciate your feedback/insight.]]></content:encoded>
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