Ok here is the problem.

I just completed my RS6 bixenon projector retrofit on a 2003 honda Cr-V (canadian model). The problem is that I can not get the the car to trigger the solenoids for high beams unless I leave an H4 bulb plugged into one of the light sockets. The car has some resistance sensor and I get no voltage out of the higbeam prong without leaving an H4 bulb in one of the sockets. Im stuck I have never witnessed such a thing? Are there any ways to mimic a bulb with a resistor? How hot would it get? I know it would be a waste of energy but I need highbeams

My only other solution is to hook up some cheap driving lights to the factory highbeams but id rather do this as a last resort.

Does anybody have any suggestions?

Thanks

Are u SURE it's not just a ground switched circuit your dealing with? Use your voltmeter or testlight and check for power across both the + and - of the H4 highbeam terminals. Don't just check from 1 terminal to ground. Then come back and tell if you get power, because many Hondas run a constant 12v to the filament, and switch on/off the ground side to it, you may need to hook both your solenoid's + and - wires right to the H4 plug and don't ground the solenoid - wire to the chassis. Just a guess since I'm not looking a vehicle diagram for your car at the moment, nor do I know exactly what u did or have tried

Hi josch, yes the ground does switch positions here is what happens and one prong has constant voltage, you see at any instant during either low or highbeam 2 out of 3 of the terminals get 12V and they just switch position. This makes it difficult for me because there is no designated ground prong so I had to ground my relays and solenoids to the chassis. I will try what you said and hook up the solenoids directly to the factory connectors.

Thanks