HID/LED Ballasts
Replacement HID ballasts, OEM-type xenon modules, an igniter, and LED headlight driver and DRL modules for Acura, Dodge, Ford, Mazda, Honda and Cadillac.
Ballasts and driver modules are what actually power your headlights. When one fails you usually see a headlight that flickers, goes out after a few minutes, or won't turn on at all, even with a good bulb. This collection holds replacement HID ballasts, OEM-style xenon ballast control modules, an HID igniter, LED headlight driver modules, and headlight-related control modules such as DRL modules.
Universal slim ballasts (35W and 55W AC) are for aftermarket HID kits. The OEM-type units are built to match a specific vehicle's factory part, so check the year, model and part number on the listing against the one on your car before you order. If you're not sure which one you need, call us at 702-988-6800, Mon–Fri 8am–3pm PT.
Free shipping to the lower 48 US states. Most new, unopened items can be returned within 30 days of delivery with an RMA. GENSSI has been in business since 2013.
FAQ
How do I know if my ballast is bad and not the bulb?
Swap the bulbs left to right. If the problem stays on the same side, the ballast or igniter is the likely cause. If it moves with the bulb, replace the bulb.
Will a universal ballast replace my factory xenon ballast?
Usually not. Factory xenon systems use vehicle-specific modules. Use an OEM-type ballast that matches your vehicle and part number, and use universal slim ballasts for aftermarket HID kits.
Do 35W and 55W ballasts work with the same bulbs?
A 55W ballast runs standard HID bulbs brighter and hotter. Match the ballast wattage to what your kit and bulbs are rated for, and replace ballasts in pairs so both sides match.
What is an LED driver or DRL module?
It's the control unit that powers factory LED headlights or daytime running lights on some vehicles, like certain Ford trucks, the Explorer and the Cadillac XTS. When it fails, the light can go dark even though the LEDs themselves are fine.