Hi Wayne,
I did not mean to suggest your installation was any less than tidy, I am sure thats not the case - just meant that the fewer wires the better in my view considering the premium on space under the bonnet!
Hope it is all sorted to your satisfaction soon.
Yeah its all been sorted I fitted the plug and play so now I dont have the error message, just got to sort out the side lights 
ukzero,
What resistors did you use to replace the led's you removed, voltage and were they either standard or stronger 
Cheers
Wayne
UKZero.....
You are the MAN. I've been thinking about doing something to my sidelights for 6 months now but never really got anywhere further than that
Whilst I dont have Full HID, I do have replacement Xenon bulbs which are white in colour opposed to stock white/yellow. It's just that I keep seeing the new Aston DB9 sidelights and that what makes me want a setup like yours. Just didnt realise that it could be done so effectively.
Did you take any 'work in progress' photos ?
Sorry for the delay - been too busy trying to do too many things at once.
Anything between 100 to 200 Ohms will be fine. The small 0.25W ones will easily handle the current.
Will do some pics eventually, but haven't time to take them out again just now. If you try and insert the LED bulbs described elsewhere you'll immediately see which individual LEDs need grinding off.
Still haven't had time to fit the HID units yet. Will do it when I've got time to make sure it looks absolutely OEM. I think I need to be less fussy - might get more done.
LEDs installed
I've just installed my LED's
I wrenched the layer closest to the bayonet fitting off and did not bother to re-solder the connection yet. I dont think the stem LED's are working because of this.
You have to ram it into the socket in order for it to fit (because of the metal fins as discussed earlier).
Anyway Cheers for the tip because it looks BANG ON. Here are some photos.
err
err sorry about the picture size here are some of the effects of HID on - and with standard PIAA super white filament bulbs so people can see the difference from drivers seat.
Looks fantastic
Glad you are all enjoying these kits, they really do make a difference, not only to how good the car looks at night but to the visibility, i havent used main beam since i got the HID kit!
TallTony, the white bulbs are better but you really cant imagine how much difference the HID's make. Ask some of your peers here on the forum for some opinions, they are still available to order too, dont know for how much longer though?
Guys, im sorry about the delay in getting back to you regarding the wrong bulbs etc, but i am waiting on a reply from the supplier on a UK address to return the bulbs etc to, i am aware some kits came from canada, some from hong kong etc and i dont want anyone having to send them back there!!
Sorry for the delay, i am simply the messenger!
All the best!
Alex
Ok I'm going to join this party a bit late. Can you order me a HID set please and PM detail for payment. I have a PayPal Account already. Cheers. Just need the LEDs now, there is a link further up this thread I think ??
When are we going to tackle the Rear / Brake Lights ?? 
I actually got my HID kit elsewhere but I'm sure they're all pretty much alike.
I was wondering what LED's in the brake clusters would do. It might go Deep red / purply / near Infra Red. Which to me would look good, especially as I have a blue car.
guys in the pnp which wire goes where?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/XENON-SI…ZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
is this worth anything, the white one´s looks fine
Ziggy - seen these - look like what they are, 4 little white leds - utterly unconvincing in my opinion.
Tony,
You have been invoiced on behalf of Chris @ XLS.
It should be in your email.
Alex
Ziggy,
You have two spades off the old harness, one is brown and the other yellow in colour, I cant remember which plugs into which but they are different sizes so the biggest simply plugs into the biggest slot of the ballast wires, I cant check as my car is at home and I am at work on the laptop.
Hope this helps 
Wayne
I am happy as it goes with the rear / brake lights, the only thing I am not very happy with is the brightness of the reversing lights, so I was thinking of trying the same sort of led we are using for the side lights in the reversing lights, hopefully this will sort them out
Ziggy, i've seen these on a Celica and they look shi...oops nearly swore then, they look wank to be honest.Better off putting 382 reversing lights in for now, untill you sort LEDs. Also worth remembering, "you get what you pay for".
Les
I will wait until I do the side lights for the reversing lights, but there is no reason why they should'nt work is there? I take it its just the same fitting as the side lights
Wayne, its what i've done to mine and its a vast improvement. Im looking at putting in the Light Tower 20 Super Wide Angle LEDs 382 Cool White bulbs from that site mentioned before. Worth a go.
Les
Ziggy,
Yellow (car) to red (HID)
brown (car) to black (HID)
I put the same size insulated spade connectors on the brown/black as the yellow/red but reversed the male/female connection to avoid possible silliness on my part.
Cheers Mark
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