What Are Demon Eyes?
Demon Eyes are typically small, high-power LEDs that are installed inside the projector of a headlight. When turned on, they create a bright, intense glow that's visible even during the day. They're typically wired to be controlled separately from the main headlights, meaning they can be turned on or off at will, regardless of whether the headlights are on or off.
Installation Process
The process of installing Demon Eyes can be a bit complex and usually requires some technical knowledge and experience. It involves disassembling the headlight assembly, installing the Demon Eyes, and then reassembling everything. Here's a general step-by-step process:
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Disassembly: First, you'll need to remove the headlight assembly from your vehicle. This usually involves unscrewing it and disconnecting the wiring harness. Once you've done that, you'll need to disassemble the headlight itself. This typically involves removing the lens, which is usually held on with adhesive. Heating the assembly gently with a heat gun can help soften this adhesive and make the lens easier to remove.
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Installation: Once you've got the headlight disassembled, you can install the Demon Eyes. These usually come with mounting brackets that allow them to be attached to the inside of the projector. Once you've attached the Demon Eyes, you'll need to run the wiring out of the headlight assembly. This often involves drilling a small hole in the assembly, which can then be sealed with silicone to keep out moisture.
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Reassembly: With the Demon Eyes installed and the wiring run, you can reassemble the headlight. This usually involves applying new adhesive to the lens and reattaching it to the rest of the assembly. Once that's done, you can reinstall the headlight in your vehicle and connect the wiring for the Demon Eyes to your vehicle's electrical system.
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Testing: Finally, you'll want to test the Demon Eyes to make sure they're working properly. This usually involves turning them on and making sure they light up as expected. You'll also want to make sure they don't interfere with the normal operation of your headlights.
Please note that this is a general guide and the specific steps may vary depending on the type of vehicle, the specific Demon Eye kit you're using, and other factors. Always follow the instructions that come with your Demon Eye kit and consult a professional if you're unsure.
Also, it's important to note that modifications like this may not be legal in all areas. Always check local laws and regulations before making modifications to your vehicle's lighting systems.