WIRE HARNESSES: MOTOCONTROL BI-XENON GUIDE

— 9003/H4: MotoControl Bi-Xenon

— 9004/9007: MotoControl Bi-Xenon

— 9008/H13: MotoControl Bi-Xenon

Cutting involved:
No

Time to install:
1 hours (estimate)

Tools Required:
— Philips Screwdriver

Warning: By reading this document, I agree that it is only intended to be used as an educational guide. VLEDS makes no guarantee on any finished results, nor are they to be held responsible for any damage, misuse, or personal injuries. Use at your own risk. If you are unable to clearly understand and adapt the information below to your own application, professional installation is available and recommended.

1. DIAGRAM FOR USE

The diagram at right is the standard use and proper installation of the Morimoto MotoControl Bi-Xenon harness.

2. POWER LEAD

The 12V+ Power lead of the harness needs to go directly to the positive terminal of your car's battery. NOTE: If you have a battery not easily accessible from the front (mounted in trunk or on firewall), you should have a 12V+ jumper terminal in the engine bay you can run this connection to.

3. HELPFUL TIPS

The harness input plugs into the original headlight connector on the side closer to the battery. The headlight connector on the side further from the battery will not be used and can be capped off.

3. HELPFUL TIPS

The MotoControl box should be installed on the vehicle by hanging it from the indicated mounting hole. This minimizes the chance of water entering the box which may cause failure.

3. HELPFUL TIPS

Ensure you have the grounds to bare metal and not a plastic surface.

3. HELPFUL TIPS

The output of the harness can be plugged in ultimately either way. If you aren't seeing proper function of the harness, you may need to flip the connector over.

4. TROUBLESHOOTING

If you have the harness working but not in both modes (low and high), you may need to swap some pins on the input of the harness. This can be fixed easily by de-pinning and swapping the wires around on the input of the harness using a tiny flathead screwdriver or unbent paper clip as shown.