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05-14-2013, 12:26 AM
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Yes it's in swe.. Just the text on the module that'simportant 
Nope, no adaptive ones.. i THINK! Just standard xenons/bi-xenon. Them lights goes up, and then down after you first start the car.
And if driving in a hill, or downwards. Then they'll adapt the most. Or driving with a trailer. But that's standard with all xenon cars.
It's not like they following the road when turning and so on, if that's what adaptive really means.
Nope, no adaptive ones.. i THINK! Just standard xenons/bi-xenon. Them lights goes up, and then down after you first start the car. And if driving in a hill, or downwards. Then they'll adapt the most. Or driving with a trailer. But that's standard with all xenon cars.
It's not like they following the road when turning and so on, if that's what adaptive really means.
05-14-2013, 12:38 AM
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05-14-2013, 12:41 AM
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05-14-2013, 12:44 AM
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05-14-2013, 01:01 AM
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I almost never use my xenons, DRL the most.
05-14-2013, 03:22 AM
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05-14-2013, 04:14 AM
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But it's a little bit more worth it to get hold of an LM2 that support adaptive headlights if it works with non-adaptive headlights. What if i change my mind and want to retrofit AHL
05-14-2013, 07:13 AM
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I got hold of an LM2 for £186 / $285, (the one in the link) with out AHL. It that ok price for a used one? (2007-02)
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05-14-2013, 10:22 AM
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$400 for a new one, sure. Used, about $150, atleast here were i live. If i would do it, it would be cus of the job itself. It would be a fun experience. And ofc fun with all the new functions!
I dunno this, that's why i'm asking BLooD to share a vid so i can get a little understanding Just the feeling to drive around with a -2004 E60 WITH cornering lights, i mean.. How many can do that 
Unless you've done the proper LM2 retrofit!
What you mean "true" quad projektors? Isn't that pretty standard for LCI headlights? What you have in those small projektors.. high beam??
I dunno this, that's why i'm asking BLooD to share a vid so i can get a little understanding
Just the feeling to drive around with a -2004 E60 WITH cornering lights, i mean.. How many can do that Unless you've done the proper LM2 retrofit! What you mean "true" quad projektors? Isn't that pretty standard for LCI headlights? What you have in those small projektors.. high beam??
Don't get me wrong, I have been able to recode used ones before as well, but it's just a crappy ordeal to have to go through if you get a bunk.
As for the quad projector. No, LCIs do not have quad projector. The inner cornering lens is basically a reflector in the middle, with a plastic cover over it.