I installed my DDM HID kit about 2 months ago or so. It's been working perfect ever since. I converted my sealed beams to US ellipsoids via 9006 adapters and spade connectors, then installed the 9006 HID kit.
We got rain for the first time in a long time the other day, and my passenger side headlight went out while I was driving (the check light came on). If I shut them off for a while and turned them back on, it would come on for a few minutes. The next few days of no rain, it was trouble free. This morning it rained again, and my headlight went out. I tried playing with all the connectors, and checked them for moisture. Nothing had any moisture near it - the bulb, ballast, connectors, nothing.
When I turn the lights on, the headlight comes on for a few tenths of a second, then goes out. Then, randomly, it will stay on.
Any ideas? I think I'm going to switch bulbs from driver to passenger side, to remove them from the equation.
I'm thinking since the check panel light is accurately telling me when the bulb is on/off, it must be a problem with the wiring, since that doesn't monitor the actual HID bulb, correct?
We got rain for the first time in a long time the other day, and my passenger side headlight went out while I was driving (the check light came on). If I shut them off for a while and turned them back on, it would come on for a few minutes. The next few days of no rain, it was trouble free. This morning it rained again, and my headlight went out. I tried playing with all the connectors, and checked them for moisture. Nothing had any moisture near it - the bulb, ballast, connectors, nothing.
When I turn the lights on, the headlight comes on for a few tenths of a second, then goes out. Then, randomly, it will stay on.
Any ideas? I think I'm going to switch bulbs from driver to passenger side, to remove them from the equation.
I'm thinking since the check panel light is accurately telling me when the bulb is on/off, it must be a problem with the wiring, since that doesn't monitor the actual HID bulb, correct?
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