tarlai

Anyone on the above request please?

thomassteen

I don't know for sure, but I would asume so. Here is why: I just went through the process of going from pre-LCI AHL Xenons to LCI AHL Xenons. My car is from 2003 when there was a separate module to control the AHL (the LM is not doing it). When I upgraded from LM1 to LM2 as part of the conversion I would get AHL errors in the IDrive screen. These errors came from the LM2. I then added the +MUEB to my VO and coded the LM2 module, and then the IDrive errors went away. This tells me that the LM2 can be coded to make the AHL function inactive - in my case because there is another module that takes care of it. I think in your case if your VO does not include the AHL option, those functions would simply be made inactive in the coding process.

Give it a try

tarlai

Many thanks thomassteen ...

larry_bml

Hello guys, I really need your help!
I helped my brother to do his PRE-LCI to LCI retrofit on his E60 built in 2004 but I'm stuck on one error "Corner lights error" and when this appear the AHL stops to work.

Here what I've done :

I have LCI headlights fully equipped and LM2 module!
This is what I've done :
1. Mounted the new headlights;
2. Rewired the wires like LCI UPDATE pdf;
3. Changed the LM with LM2 module;
4. Add the pins for : PT can high/low, the wires for LIN and Voltage for new AHL modules, and 3 wires for level sensor!
5. Removed old AHL module and connected the wires from point 4. to the the corresponding wires from the old AHL socket;
6. Added +MUEB into the VO and recode the LM2 with NCS EXPERT.

Now the result is like this :

Everything is almost working : the DRL's are ok, full power with switch on 0 and dipped power when lights switch in other position, the low beam is OK, the high beam also, even the adaptive is working until the corner lights are coming ON, when the corner lights are coming on an error is coming up on the iDrive and the adaptive is not working any more!

The error is "Corner lights error" , WHAT I HAVE DONE WRONG ?

Please help me!

P.S. Added the FA and the LMA files from NCS EXPERT, maybe someone can help me!

bmWay

Hello Mate,

Going through the retrofit now, quite a job, but i know that once done, will really appreciate the change.
Could you please help with the part# for the light module for front lights, the one on your picture box, isn't working.
My car is 2004/08 and as far i understood from this thread i only need light module for front right?

thanks a lot.

bmWay

Goede Mddag!

Could you please help me out with finding the right LIGHT MODULE for my car? Year of make is 2004/08, alrady purchased all the rest just this remains undone. I read this thread and see some people not getting 100% correct one from the first time, so a bit couscous.

Bedankt, en hoor graag van u!

Wilbrun

In my opinion the optimal balance between cost and installation ease when doing a xenon to xenon or adaptive xenon to adaptive xenon facelift on a car manufactured before 09/2006 is obtained when proceeding as bellow. There is no need to do any custom wiring or removal regarding the separate AHL module found in cars built before 03/2005!

1. Buy a pair of used LCI headlights complete with all the parts involved (especially the modules controlling the adaptive function if that feature is involved).

2. Buy a pair of used LCI tail lights.

3. Buy a new LM2 light module (current part number for xenons is 61359203082).

4. Buy BMWs own facelift wiring harness which includes installation instructions (part number is 61120432110 for E60 and 61120432397 for E61).

5. Get familiar with the NCS Expert software and upgrade the data files to fresh ones.

6. Make the changes and install the new parts exactly as described in the installation instructions (in various forums there have been reports that you have to switch two cables in the E60 rear lights harness for it to work properly).

7. Finally, coding the new light module with NCS:
- First add the row +MUEB to the equipment list in the CAS module
- Copy the equipment list from the CAS module to the new LM2 module
- Code the LM2 module to default settings

8. 5-10 hours well spent and you?re done!

bmWay

Thanks! I have Xenon 2 Xenon (LCI) job to do
Got the LM2 part# from you, so will start searching where to buy.

Alora

Wilbrun

This is one great OEM source for us Europeans: genuine parts GmbH

zino

I happily can confirm that you dont have to rewire the wires from the AHL control box to the LM2 when doing this retrofit on a pre 2005 car. I drive a 2003/09 E60 and have done the pre lci xenon ahl to lci xenon ahl retrofit and all went well by sticking to the LCI Update PDF (2nd version) manual. Everything worked, except my adaptive's and cornering lights did not funktion and i ended up with the green blinking light on the light switch. My LM2 kept spitting error message's that it did not receive the signals from the both height sensors and PT Can and SMC's
Very dissapointed with that because i fitted 2 new AHL headlights, 2 new uncoded SMC modules wich end on 312 partnumer, new LM2 module, official retrofit wiring loom and lci tails wich previously have been fitted with the bruce_miranda cables wich i toke out because the bmw wiring loom connects the tails now.
I want to thank BenAnd and Thomassteen who are also active in this topic, convincing me that the wires from the AHL didnt need to be swapped over for our first generation cars from 2003 to 2005. I struggled for two weeks, coding and checking everything and everytime i could not fix this problem. They gave me lots of tip and advice in MANNY MANNY emails that were flying over in between those weeks, sending wiring diagrams and repinn information in case if i would make the choice te reroute the wires. You really took the time for me guys and you are very very skilled!!

My sollution was maybe because of a mis configuration of some modules in my car. The LM2 and the AHL control box did not show a vin number in inpa in the user information field screen (enter funktional jobs, then hit F3) where you can see all your modules and the ZUSB number and the VIN number of the module, it showed YYYYYYY as vin number. I have coded the vin number a numberous amount of times with NCS and also with tool32 on those modules. The weird thing was that tool32 actually showed my vin number when reading out those modules, but inpa did not show it on those two. So i finally figured out how to operate winkfp and programmed the latest available software in it by using the V45 daten, also put in the full 17 digit vin number in winkfp before starting the programming proces with winkfp.after that was done i cleared all faults with inpa, after that i loaded the modules to factory default by using NCS and suddenly my blinking green light was gone and my headlights turn when i turn the wheel. such a relief when living in the garage for almost two weeks and after numberous of coding attemps and people on other boards claiming that its impossible without rewiring the wires from the AHL control unit behind the glovebox to the LM2. Thanks again for your support Thomas and Benno, now its time to wash everything up and start enjoying this great retrofit.

So take note that the VIN is CORRECTLY coded into the modules, and update the modules. I stil dont know wich of these two actions did the trick but i know this has to be done to get this right.