Hi, so I watched a YouTube tutorial on how to replace the headlights in my 2005 Mazda RX8, and my (not very mechanical) dad and I went to work on replacing the original bulbs with 10,000K HID bulbs that I made SURE fit online. And then we got everything unattached and the headlight that was currently in the car had a completely different end attachment than the ones I had bought, and the ones I had seen people remove and install in videos...
The headlights I purchased (and that I have seen in videos of people with the same car) have a connecting end that is round with a piece in the center. The headlights that are actually IN my car have an end that resembles a wall socket in a house. 2 prongs for a male end, and 2 openings for the female... Does anyone know why this is, and if I can replace it?
The headlights I purchased (and that I have seen in videos of people with the same car) have a connecting end that is round with a piece in the center. The headlights that are actually IN my car have an end that resembles a wall socket in a house. 2 prongs for a male end, and 2 openings for the female... Does anyone know why this is, and if I can replace it?
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