depends on the kit too. Where did you mount your ballasts Ed ?

Trying moving the ballasts and see if that is creating the issue.

try putting in a fat earth

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Why should ballast location impact anything? They're completely sealed and secure at present.

haha, you double-sided taped em down good didn't ya? I dunno why you'd have these issues though...

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Alan - 280kW Evo IX

54.821 Barbagallo short
49.800 Collie

Ummmmmm no... LOL

, and cable ties too I might add. Nah, they're secure.

Get the earthing kit Ed, I think thats going to be the best option(as long as its not too exxy)

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'04 E46 S/C M3 Coupe

Yeah cheers Jimmy (and also for your PM's) I'll get one installed ASAP. Cheapest I found is $160 for a Raisin. Hope fitting is costs are minimal.

Well unless the balast is enclosed in metal or some sort of electrical segregation, they could be inducing false voltages into other cables and causing lights to come on.

Magnetic flux for the lose aparently

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Honda Hannspree Edition CBR 600 RR - SOLD
Yamaha FZ1N - Purchased

This is a known error on high end cars (such as some Mercs,BMWs) when aftermarket HIDs are fitted... a relay with a capacitor is available that will cancel the warning lights for $25.

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91 Liberty RS turbo --> 04 Liberty 2.5i --> 99 Forester GT --> 10 Forester XT Premium

Thanks Ben. I'm happy to trial the relay fix. I've PM'd you.