Please help problems after lci update
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Hello everybody first of all thanks in advance, i recently baught lci lights for my 2005 e60 m5, and i mounted them, everything works exept that there is a warning in the car "full beam right and left fail"
then the fullbeam flash didnt work either![Frown](https://5series.net/forums/images/smilies/imported/sad.gif)
the original headlights has 12 pins on de headlights the new one only use 11 pins
so there is one cable over and that cable is for the fullbeam flash
i do not have adaptive lights just bixenon
i used a connectin shete from bmw
Somebody that can help me with this
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then the fullbeam flash didnt work either
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the original headlights has 12 pins on de headlights the new one only use 11 pins
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i do not have adaptive lights just bixenon
i used a connectin shete from bmw
Somebody that can help me with this
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LCI headlight module is required. In order for them headlights to work on pre LCI car, you must wire them to the rear LCI lights, and have the dealer program the module for you!
Remember that in pre LCI 5 series, the full beams were the inner lights. In LCI cars, the full beam is encorporated into the outer headlights!
Remember that in pre LCI 5 series, the full beams were the inner lights. In LCI cars, the full beam is encorporated into the outer headlights!
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ok, but the wierd is that everything works anyway, my friend has a 5 series 2003 e60 and he just changed the headlights and it works without new module
and i also have the lci rearlights they work flawless becuse i have special resistors for them so that why i dont think they need to be connected to the fronts
by the way are you "ahmed" on m5board.com
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and i also have the lci rearlights they work flawless becuse i have special resistors for them so that why i dont think they need to be connected to the fronts
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LCI headlight module is required. In order for them headlights to work on pre LCI car, you must wire them to the rear LCI lights, and have the dealer program the module for you!
Remember that in pre LCI 5 series, the full beams were the inner lights. In LCI cars, the full beam is encorporated into the outer headlights!
Remember that in pre LCI 5 series, the full beams were the inner lights. In LCI cars, the full beam is encorporated into the outer headlights!
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