Ok, I've been trying to search, but the combination of words required turns up everything that doesn't help and most of the words I want are too short to actually search for, so that's why I'm having to post a new thread.
I've got an '01 GP, with a basic 9007-1 HID set, plug and play. That means I get low beams only, and if I switch to high beams the headlights go dark. What I want to do is route power from the high beams to the low beams, so that if I accidentally hit or go into high beam mode, power stays going to the low beams and I still have light. Can this be done by just splicing (for lack of a better word) the high beam wire into the low beam wire where the HID ballast plugs into the factory bulb adapter?
It seems straightforward enough to work, but I'm sure there are complications like voltage and amperage that I'm not accounting for, and I want to make sure it's safe to do it before I just try it. I'm pretty sure I've seen something like this asked and answered before while I was doing my research on HIDs, but for the life of me I cannot find it again.
Anyone know how to help?
