can resistors be bought separately for hid kit?

[EURO G]

can the resistors to stop the bulb warning light on the vectra be bought separately as i found a cheap second hand hid kit but without the resistors

[Robbie69]

yes you can on ebay. I've got some and fitted them today, then quickly took them off as for some reason they turned my lights PINK. I have no idea why but clearly they don't work with every kit........ANYBODY got any ideas??

[mat100edt]

alot of the reistors you buy dont work with vectra c. i found this out so i had to make new circuit for mine.

I have a few bits left over if you want 2 for nothing mate?

Mat

[mat100edt]

i made these circuits about 2 weeks ago (am electrical/mechanical engineer) iv not had any probs since. the vectras are a right pain in the bottom to trick when it comes lights and people know this thats why you pay more for a kit made for vectra's. these circuits cost me about £2 each to make and it stops and flickering (you may come across this to) to get them this cheap i ordered everything in 10s so i can make a few more free of charge, if you want some let me know.

Mat

[EURO G]

alot of the reistors you buy dont work with vectra c. i found this out so i had to make new circuit for mine.

I have a few bits left over if you want 2 for nothing mate?

Mat

does this stop the bulb warning light if you have no need for the il take them off your hands surely thanks

[bobby-tupper]

top bloke you certainly know your stuff

[Robbie69]

I'd love a set mate if you don't mind? Let me know what I owe you and I'll sort you out. I have NO idea how to wire them up though!

Thanks,

Robbie

[steve1975l]

What's the circuit?

[mat100edt]

yes this will cancel all errors and stop and flickering (as i believe it vectras pulse standard headlight bulbs,which doesnt show up but its evident on HID bulbs)
wirinng up is easy. you normally plug your HID ballast box into original light holder, well you just plug this in the way if that makes sense. like this...........

[steve1975l]

but what is your circuit?