BFxenon Installation Instructions: Single Beam

Here is a simple How-To when it comes to installing BFxenon Plug and Play HID Headlights or Fog Lights.

Here you see a straight forward plug and play setup for any single beam vehicle.  The only time this will vary is when it comes to vehicles that need an anti-flicker kit, like Dodge, Jeep, and Chrysler vehicles.

If you have one of these vehicles, the anti-flicker kit will go right between the plug from the factory and the ballast.

This diagram simplifies the install process for all the following bulbs: 

H1

H3

H7 – 64210

H8

H9

H10 – 9040, 9050, 9055, 9140, 9145

H11

9005 – 9011, HB3

9006 – 9012, HB4

5202 – 9009, H16, P24, P24W, PS24W, PSX24W, PS24N, PS24WWJ645AB, 7201, 7202, PA46-GF40, 5201

880 – 881, 884, 885, 886, 889, 890, 893, 894, 896, 898, 899

Brighter Headlights - Night time driving

By now, I'm sure you have seen those extremely bright white lights driving on the road. But, maybe you haven't and you didn't know there was a product that would increase your headlight output by 300%? Automotive lighting technology has advanced over the last 5-10 years and it is now easier then ever to upgrade your headlight bulbs to produce a much more powerful light.

Brighter headlights can really give your car a unique night time look, while also making driving safer and less stressful, due to the increased visibility in the darkness, especially on unlit roads. How days, H13, 9006, and H11 bulbs are the most popular fitting for headlights - closely followed by H1 and H7 bulbs.

Essentially there are two different ways ways to upgrade your headlight bulbs and which are listed below:

1. Super white, high output, PIAA or Sylvania bulbs (approx 30% brighter)
2. H.I.D. Xenon Headlights (approx. 300% brighter)

Each system has its own unique features and merits and we go into each of these on our page. Enjoy

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