i hope this can be done...
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i hope this can be done...
I have a 93 ranger.. i want to know if there is a way to make the high beams and low beams on at the same time when i turn the high beams on.. i know if when the low beams are on and you pull the blinker thing back it makes the high beams and low beams on at the same time.. if you understand what im talking about lol thanks Melvin...
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Yep, doesn't sound like a good idea with stock wiring. If you need more light to drive, yet you say you hardly have your brights on due to oncoming traffic, I say just upgrade your bulbs to Sylvania Silverstars or Ultras. That way you'll have more light output with just your low beams on. If you still need more light, maybe it's time to clean your headlight lenses (due to fading or yellowing) or buy new ones.
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Yep, doesn't sound like a good idea with stock wiring. If you need more light to drive, yet you say you hardly have your brights on due to oncoming traffic, I say just upgrade your bulbs to Sylvania Silverstars or Ultras. That way you'll have more light output with just your low beams on. If you still need more light, maybe it's time to clean your headlight lenses (due to fading or yellowing) or buy new ones.
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Yes it is possible, I did this years ago, no I don't recommend doing it. It caused too much heat build up in the housing and caused both lights(high and low) to go out.
Not a nice thing when I was driving on I-95 in the middle of nowhere. Had to pull over and wait until the morning when I could start driving again. End result was 2 new headlights. spend the money for driving lights or upgrade to hid's or silverstars or hella's ....
Not a nice thing when I was driving on I-95 in the middle of nowhere. Had to pull over and wait until the morning when I could start driving again. End result was 2 new headlights. spend the money for driving lights or upgrade to hid's or silverstars or hella's ....
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Ranger bulbs are dual filament bulbs; high and low are in one bulb. Different from vehicles that have seperate high and low bulbs. Having both filaments lit at the same time is a heat generator, and power consumer. Neither of which is good for the bulb or the barely adequate wiring. This will most certainly kill your head lights quickly, hopefully before you melt your wiring.
Do an HID upgrade and aim your head lights accordingly, or find some adequate aux lighting.
Do an HID upgrade and aim your head lights accordingly, or find some adequate aux lighting.
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