Damage Other Than Blown Fuse ???

hi
I'm replacing the headlight

http://img69.imageshack.us/img69/6449/wiresas6.jpg
This wire pair (Balck & Red) (connector removed) powers the HID unit
(Inverter)
pictured he
http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/7277/w9027zj2.jpg

So I test-plugged to the HID unit.

Unknowingly the wires were in REVERSE position, so HID didn't come on
and the fuse (15A) was blown.

Have I done any damage to the car, wires or HID ?

thanks
2004 TSX

In article . com>,
"klara" > wrote:

> hi
> I'm replacing the headlight
>
> http://img69.imageshack.us/img69/6449/wiresas6.jpg
> This wire pair (Balck & Red) (connector removed) powers the HID unit
> (Inverter)
> pictured he
> http://img186.imageshack.us/img186/7277/w9027zj2.jpg
>
> So I test-plugged to the HID unit.
>
> Unknowingly the wires were in REVERSE position, so HID didn't come on
> and the fuse (15A) was blown.
>
> Have I done any damage to the car, wires or HID ?
>
> thanks
> 2004 TSX

The car is OK but the HID might be fried. Try it.

With any luck, the headlights will have a "crowbar" circuit. This is a
simple circuit designed to burn out the power supply fuses or even power
supply wires if the input isn't correct.

thanks
the HID comes on
guess that's why the connector doesn't give indication for red or black