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I thought it had a 6 on the top of the fuse, but it was very hard to make out. I’ll probably replace the 7.5A with the 5A to be safe. I would rather use this harness as I don’t want to re-run another one not do I want to pull the fuse box to install the one coming. |
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The fuse should be 10A. They sent the wrong fuse size.
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I'm going to stick with my 7.5 for now then. It won't hurt to have the smaller fuse in there, as long as it doesn't blow. If it does, I'll replace it with the 10A. I'm guessing they have a 10A that fits in that holder. I'm not going to replace the harness I originally got with the new fuse box type. |
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Only thing better would be if I didn't have to pay for it! |
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At least with the OE base lights there a thousands of combinations through self or retrofit biz's. |
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who wants to do a DIY video? anybody?
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370z Nismo with XB LED headlights
First and foremost s/o to Nextlevelperf I placed my order on Mar 31st so I was expecting my headlights until May, they ended up filling my order early and had them at my door by Apr 16! Don't know why or how but thank you! :tup:
The Retrofit Source answered my questions on the whole fuse situation so s/o to them too! Ended up opting to just go to my local autozone and bought a $2 dollar 10A fuse. Anyways, I took this video a day after installing the lights. Hope you guys like it. (don't mind the monster truck wheel gap lol) :happydance: |
Ok. Now that's a much better video compared tp what have seen so far, and I am starting to change my mind about these. Looks good on a PW.
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Excellent video Nestor, thanks for posting that man.
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Man that video is giving me second thoughts on these! They are starting to grow on me.
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