HELP! Euro-Headlights Adaptive (dynamic xenon) not working.

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Dec 9, 2007 | 07:50 AM

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nigxdoof

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Originally Posted by KnIgHtCoM' post='504596' date='Dec 9 2007, 01:43 AM

The E90 guy is testing the adapter right now. He hasn't done much night driving so he can't say for sure yet, but it looks promising. If all goes well, we won't need a resistor using his adapter.
You should e-mail Garry and double check he's sending you the correct parts because the original part #'s for the wiring and stuff were wrong, but he reordered the correct parts for me and shipped them out on Friday.

PM JLevi. I'm pretty sure they sell the offset white LED's.

Well he was waiting on the parts to be confirmed, and I said to wait until you've got the right ones like Ryan's and send them out to me when you are ready.

I was thinking of just using the resistors we have now for my license plate LED's.

I shall PM JLevi.

Are you going to do the similar LED's with the turn signal like mines if there is Offset white LED's?

Duuu it!

Dec 9, 2007 | 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by nigxdoof' post='504665' date='Dec 9 2007, 08:50 AM

Are you going to do the similar LED's with the turn signal like mines if there is Offset white LED's?

Duuu it!

LOL!

I got the Solaris Invisi-bulbs so I'm not going to do LED's. Maybe in the future, but if I did do it they will be amber. I got too many fix-it tickets in my Honda when I had superwhite signals that I just don't want to be hassled by the po-po anymore. I've already gotten a fix-it ticket for tints and no front plate. My tint is so light (54%) and I seriously only had my plate off for less than a week (right after I got my M-Tech kit installed)!

As for using your current resistor on the LED plate lights, you'll have to tap them in-line because the LED plate lights are the WHOLE housing. Not just a bulb. So the resistor would get too hot just floating in the trunk cabin and might melt your wires. I'm anxious to install mine, so I will share my findings with you when I finally figure it out w/ the E90 guy.