What have you done to your h2 today?
There are little pig tails called Add a Fuse. You pull the accessory fuse, put that stock fuse in the first slot then add a second fuse for what you want to power and the pigtail wire is connected to whatever you need to power. Great little pieces for adding wiring without cutting or splicing into anything.
I HATE cutting into factory wires and I avoid it at all costs.
I have all my lights running on relay harnesses. The trigger which powers the actual switches is from the accessory 12v on the driver side fuse panel. The ignition has to be on for any of my lights to turn on.
There are little pig tails called Add a Fuse. You pull the accessory fuse, put that stock fuse in the first slot then add a second fuse for what you want to power and the pigtail wire is connected to whatever you need to power. Great little pieces for adding wiring without cutting or splicing into anything.
I HATE cutting into factory wires and I avoid it at all costs.
There are little pig tails called Add a Fuse. You pull the accessory fuse, put that stock fuse in the first slot then add a second fuse for what you want to power and the pigtail wire is connected to whatever you need to power. Great little pieces for adding wiring without cutting or splicing into anything.
I HATE cutting into factory wires and I avoid it at all costs.
Also the rear of the stock headlight buckets have to be opened up. The small hole isn't big enough to fit these Philips lights. I just used my angle die grinder with a big rasp bit to chew up the plastic and open the hope up.






