I wouldn't be at all surprised if something melted.
Wiring on modern cars is surprisingly skinny.
I bet they do thermal simulations on computers
to figure exactly how skinny each wire can be
without overheating anything.
It may be ok in the winter, and melt on a
95-degree summer day, with the sun shining on the
front of the car, while stuck in trafic...
Doug
--- john niolon <jniolon@bham.rr.com> wrote:
>
> while replacing a headlight bulb "IN MY SHOP"
> today... I thought about the old
> 4 light hi-beams... I found a 'kit' online today...
> relay and some wire... my
> question
>
> On a 2003 Tahoe... will wiring all lights to be on
> in the hi-beam mode, since
> everything is made of plastic nowdays... will it
> create too much heat and I'll
> have a melt down costing hi beam $$$$$
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