Thanks Spoke never too old to learn eh ....ok here I go again bear with me,so why do some not have this box ,mine don't,just plug straight into the 3 pin headlight circuit plug.
Didn't buy the 914rubber ones because found the ones I have locally from a friend that has a auto electrical shop,he mentioned the had sold a lot of them with no issues,just hoping they are ok....reason I asked.
I really would like to improve my lighting as I have rather poor night vision and always have had.

Hi Mark, did I miss something, was I supposed to add new wiring for the LEDs. I went to test fit one side and turned it on, there was hum from the internal fan in the bulb, as soon as I went to look at the headlamp. It turned off and I found the the low beam fuse blown.

Did I get a defect bulb or I need to add new wiring for the LED bulb ?

Thanks
Ted

Must be a defective bulb and/or transformer as long as the wires didn't get pinched somehow in the mechanism. I just installed mine with stock wiring and they work great.

No pinched wiring, the headlight assy was not buttoned up yet, everything was not put back together.

That's good to know no new extra wiring is needed.
I am going to plug in the other bulb and see.

My wiring is very unmolested original, plus the headlight was working fine before the install. I even took a before video to look at the improvement when I am done.

Is the fan supposed to be ON as soon as the headlights are turned on.
I didn't realized there was a fan until I heard the humming sound.

Been off the board for a few days at work.
Ours are warrantied so no problem dropping you a new one out. We will also test it so it's a known good.
My guess is you got a dud.
PM me your email so I can look up and drop out.
Mark

Yes fan is on when under power.