High Beams
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I Have an E60 2006 Pre-FL with adaptive headlights and xenons. My question is does pre-fl have Xenon high beams ? i know when you pull the leaver towards me its flash to pass, but if i push the lever away from me, Here is the question does it have to be Xenon High beams i've read some info on other forums
I Have an E60 2006 Pre-FL with adaptive headlights and xenons. My question is does pre-fl have Xenon high beams ? i know when you pull the leaver towards me its flash to pass, but if i push the lever away from me, Here is the question does it have to be Xenon High beams i've read some info on other forums
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I think you mean pre-LCI. Yes, with Xenons, when you push the stalk away from you, it puts on the high beams. A blue light should also appear on the dash indicating that the high beams are on.
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The xenon low beam and high beam are the same bulb. If you push the stalk away from you, a flap in the xenon bulb housing lifts up for the high beam.
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Okey very intresting, my flash to pass halogen bulbs stay lit, and i see no change in the front lights, i assume it should be Blueish color if on high beams but its just halogen yellow lighting. I have acces to Ista-D, inpa , ncsexpert .anything coded out maybe? previous owner had also disabled the Orange "eyebrows" on the front lights. i have enabled those.
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It sounds like your Xenons might need replacing. They should have a blueish tint whether they are on high beams or not. What halogen bulbs are you talking about?
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im refering to these bulbs h7? they stay lit when i push the leaver away from me and high beam symbol stay on, it only tuns on these bulbs (flash to pass bulbs) they stay lit and act as high beams, i see no mechanical movement or switching in lights, This picture is taken from my car.
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That IS unusual. The halogen bulb you point to is, in my car, is the "flash to pass". It does not appear to go on at any other time other than when I pull the stalk toward me. I'm guessing that that is the standard setting. It looks like the previous owner also messed with that on your car. Fortunately, you appear to have the tool needed to set it to whatever you want.
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That IS unusual. The halogen bulb you point to is, in my car, is the "flash to pass". It does not appear to go on at any other time other than when I pull the stalk toward me. I'm guessing that that is the standard setting. It looks like the previous owner also messed with that on your car. Fortunately, you appear to have the tool needed to set it to whatever you want.
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im refering to these bulbs h7? they stay lit when i push the leaver away from me and high beam symbol stay on, it only tuns on these bulbs (flash to pass bulbs) they stay lit and act as high beams, i see no mechanical movement or switching in lights, This picture is taken from my car.
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The flash to pass and DRL function were the norm with the LM1 light module, model years 2004- sometime in 2006 production year. The LM2 light module allowed for angle eyes to be used for DRL function in addition to flash to pass function.