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Old 02-10-2010, 12:00 AM
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hello,
i have bmw 530i 2009, when i turn on the light's just one of the two light's turn on (in low and high beam)!!!
how can i use the second light's (which i mark in the picture)!!!???

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Pull the indicator stalk for flashing the light, and push it to stay on
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There was another thread about this a few days ago. I think the conclusion was that if you have Bi-Xenons, the second set of lights don't do anything.
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Originally Posted by nsudac
There was another thread about this a few days ago. I think the conclusion was that if you have Bi-Xenons, the second set of lights don't do anything.
If you have the Xenons, they are used as cornering lights. They turn on when you use the turn signal or turn the wheels hard.
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Originally Posted by ENstig8or
If you have the Xenons, they are used as cornering lights. They turn on when you use the turn signal or turn the wheels hard.
Ding, ding, ding!!! We have a winner! On LCI cars they are the cornering lights as ENstig8or explains and the OP has an LCI car. On pre-LCI cars they were the daytime running lights and would flash when the indicator stalk was pulled as Keith described.
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Originally Posted by kscarrol
Ding, ding, ding!!! We have a winner! On LCI cars they are the cornering lights as ENstig8or explains and the OP has an LCI car. On pre-LCI cars they were the daytime running lights and would flash when the indicator stalk was pulled as Keith described.
I presume they still operate in the normal way in LCI cars with Halogen headlights?
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Where are you located?

Since you've mentioned you have 2009 530i ... I assumed it's an LCI but not US Market car if that's the case & you have a Bi-Xenon main beam you may have a non-Adaptive version and the inside is not doing anything only for parking light (Angel Eye) ring.
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True if the car has Adaptive (AHL) headlight but if its non-Adaptive (for not US market) it has no cornering light.

Originally Posted by kscarrol
Ding, ding, ding!!! We have a winner! On LCI cars they are the cornering lights as ENstig8or explains and the OP has an LCI car. On pre-LCI cars they were the daytime running lights and would flash when the indicator stalk was pulled as Keith described.
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Yes.

Originally Posted by nsudac
I presume they still operate in the normal way in LCI cars with Halogen headlights?
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Originally Posted by kscarrol
Ding, ding, ding!!! We have a winner! On LCI cars they are the cornering lights as ENstig8or explains and the OP has an LCI car. On pre-LCI cars they were the daytime running lights and would flash when the indicator stalk was pulled as Keith described.
Actually, this is not all true.

I met with a member two days ago, and his LCI only used those inside lights as DRL. He has bi-xenons as well.


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