2011 Sonata and HID's
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From: Eastern Shore, VA
Vehicle: 2011 Hyundai Sonata SE
No reason to give me a loaner as my car is completely drivable just a pita having to unplug / plug in that headlight based on driving situations.
haha @ Majik as well ... first I would have to get a wife
haha @ Majik as well ... first I would have to get a wife
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From: ɯooɹpǝq ɹnoʎ
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They don't know you don't have a wife. And I would say that having to unplug your light all the time makes it enough of a problem. If you don't ask, the question's always no!
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Lol, true. Called the dealership and my junction box is in so tomorrow morning I get to drive the 45 miles one way to hopefully get my car fixed.
They would figure out that I don't have a wife being I can't make that word roll smoothly off my tongue :biggrin:
They would figure out that I don't have a wife being I can't make that word roll smoothly off my tongue :biggrin:
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The install went flawless it was just an issue with it being such a new model of the Sonata. Had I known I needed the wire harness before hand I wouldn't have had this issue.
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From: ɯooɹpǝq ɹnoʎ
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A wire harness connects the HID ballast to the battery, instead of taking power from your headlights. They still plug into your headlight plug to get a signal, to know on/off.