BMW OEM Plate Light LED's
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the backing on them said like alpha-hid.com or tw....
They are tons brighter than the ones I have on my R32.
the backing on them said like alpha-hid.com or tw....
They are tons brighter than the ones I have on my R32.
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The ones from ebay are great. Why fool around with resistors and stuff like that??? 
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I'm not sure if it will give an error on the E46's. If the ECU supports bulb out error detection, then you will most likely need a resistor.
The reason I chose OEM over aftermarket bulbs is because of the looks. They diffuse the light and look much better than the aftermarket LED's. Not to mention they last longer too. Aftermarket LED's tend to burn out fast.
The reason I chose OEM over aftermarket bulbs is because of the looks. They diffuse the light and look much better than the aftermarket LED's. Not to mention they last longer too. Aftermarket LED's tend to burn out fast.
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Originally Posted by lightfytr' post='569278' date='Apr 27 2008, 09:37 PM
The ones from ebay are great. Why fool around with resistors and stuff like that???
I need the one plugandplay for E60 and E46
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Originally Posted by KnIgHtCoM' post='569329' date='Apr 27 2008, 02:38 PM
The reason I chose OEM over aftermarket bulbs is because of the looks. They diffuse the light and look much better than the aftermarket LED's. Not to mention they last longer too. Aftermarket LED's tend to burn out fast.
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Originally Posted by KnIgHtCoM' post='569329' date='Apr 27 2008, 02:38 PM
I'm not sure if it will give an error on the E46's. If the ECU supports bulb out error detection, then you will most likely need a resistor.
The reason I chose OEM over aftermarket bulbs is because of the looks. They diffuse the light and look much better than the aftermarket LED's. Not to mention they last longer too. Aftermarket LED's tend to burn out fast.
The reason I chose OEM over aftermarket bulbs is because of the looks. They diffuse the light and look much better than the aftermarket LED's. Not to mention they last longer too. Aftermarket LED's tend to burn out fast.
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