DIY for headlights, fog lights, and Angel Eyes.
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Great DIY! I need to do this today. I have to replace my Xenon-bulbs and update the angels to leds.
I also notced the LCI heads inone picture and I think here is the explanation to this.
so you must have retrofitted the LCI lights you have on the pics?
I also need to thank forum members Bedford530i and JRV550i, as I used some of their photos and instructions.
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Do any of you guys have a DIY for angel eyes for a 2007 525i with xenon. I want to upgrade my angel eyes i already have the oem ones that are yellow. I was wondering what i need just the bulbs? How do i get at them to replace them? And which bulbs should I buy seems like there is all sorts of brands which ones are the best and most cost effective? Thanks for the input in advance![Smile](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/smile.gif)
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MTEC V2 cost effective, brightest, and whitest. Everyone can go to youtube and search e60 angel eye for a demo on how to install the angel eye. Follow my DIY for removing headlights
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My Ride: 2006 BMW 330ci cab - Jet Black - Black Leather - Premium Pkg - Sport Pkg - Auto - Heated Seats - Navigation - Xenon - Premium Sound - iPod - Bluetooth
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If it was a picture of my car, I don't have LCI headlights. I do however, have those stickers on the side of them that cover up the orange.
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My Ride: 2006 Audi A8 4.2TDI
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2005 E61 530d, 20" Breyton reps, Eibach springs, M5 bumper/mirrors/MFSW
2000 Audi S6 Avant, 18" OZ, RS6 exhaust etc
1998 Audi A8 4,2Q, 19" RS4 wheels, Remus exhaust KW coilovers etc
1986 Audi 100CC, funky fresh steel rims w plastic covers, rubber lip on boot.....
1987 BMW 320i, 15" alloys + rubber lip on boot :)
1982 Opel Ascona 1,6DL, tinted windows and a big-ass subwoofer :P
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Great DIY man. Will use it tomorrow and try to get to a PDC sensor that way instead of removing the bumper.
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My Ride: 2006 Audi A8 4.2TDI
Previous rides:
2005 E61 530d, 20" Breyton reps, Eibach springs, M5 bumper/mirrors/MFSW
2000 Audi S6 Avant, 18" OZ, RS6 exhaust etc
1998 Audi A8 4,2Q, 19" RS4 wheels, Remus exhaust KW coilovers etc
1986 Audi 100CC, funky fresh steel rims w plastic covers, rubber lip on boot.....
1987 BMW 320i, 15" alloys + rubber lip on boot :)
1982 Opel Ascona 1,6DL, tinted windows and a big-ass subwoofer :P
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Worked like a charm and probably took 1/10th of the time vs tearing down the bumper
Thanks again! This forum rules!
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