i noticed that during the day when i flash my highbeams at someone to signal a "go ahead"
it also triggers my HID lowbeams. (along with the highbeam/drl)
keeping in mind mine is an 07
in DRL mode, it uses the highbeam at a lower level
and when the highbeam lever is pulled back it pumps a higher/constant voltage into the highbeam bulb(obviously) but what i don't like, is that it also turns on the lowbeams where the ever so sensitive HID system is installed.
woudn't the flashing of an HID system shorten the life of the bulbs/ballast?
any suggestions to get around this?
i suppose one way might be tapping a signal out of the fusebox' DRL fuse and putting the HID system on a normally closed switch so that the HID's never come on during the day? this could get messy though
maybe another thing i can do is to have them on ALL the time? (prefer to conserve the life of my probably-sub-quality bulbs)
i don't want a 'behavioral/operational solution' like "flash your fogs instead"
or "don't be so nice letting people in"
it also triggers my HID lowbeams. (along with the highbeam/drl)
keeping in mind mine is an 07
in DRL mode, it uses the highbeam at a lower level
and when the highbeam lever is pulled back it pumps a higher/constant voltage into the highbeam bulb(obviously) but what i don't like, is that it also turns on the lowbeams where the ever so sensitive HID system is installed.
woudn't the flashing of an HID system shorten the life of the bulbs/ballast?
any suggestions to get around this?
i suppose one way might be tapping a signal out of the fusebox' DRL fuse and putting the HID system on a normally closed switch so that the HID's never come on during the day? this could get messy though
maybe another thing i can do is to have them on ALL the time? (prefer to conserve the life of my probably-sub-quality bulbs)
i don't want a 'behavioral/operational solution' like "flash your fogs instead"
or "don't be so nice letting people in"
