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Old 09-30-2010, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by EuroCarFan
Actually no. Cars built before Sep 2005 use D2S bulbs and cars built after use D1S so unless Melissa's car was built prior to Sep 2005 as a 2006 model, they may not work. Double check www.realoem.com

I had this issue when I bought eurospec headlights for my 2004 545.
Oh okay, thanks for the clarification tony
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Can you tell us how much Umnitza charged for the install? Do you also know how much the dealer will charge for the programmin?
+1 on price on the install. I got the place http://alternativebmwservice.com/ from R9andy which also did the LCI conversion he gave me a guy's number which does programmin which may be cheaper then the dealer.
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+1 on price on the install. I got the place http://alternativebmwservice.com/ from R9andy which also did the LCI conversion he gave me a guy's number which does programmin which may be cheaper then the dealer.

called this guy, will charge about $120 - passing this info to MATT
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called this guy, will charge about $120 - passing this info to MATT
Is that $120 for the programming or the install?
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Some good news, I don't need to go to the dealer. I just got back from Umnitza, Matt installed Genesis angel eye bulbs into my car and it got rid of my light error. The only error I have is the adaptive light which I can live with. Everything else went smoothly, all my lights are working.

Tony the install labor will cost $250, it's about 3 hours of labor
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Thanks Melissa. Probably didn't need to know that cause now I'll be tempted to do the conversion. haha
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Thanks Melissa. Probably didn't need to know that cause now I'll be tempted to do the conversion. haha
Haha you should do it, it completely changes the look of the car
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Originally Posted by sachal007
called this guy, will charge about $120 - passing this info to MATT
Yah john told me it was only like 1hr of programming at most.

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Is that $120 for the programming or the install?
It's just programming. I wanna find a place that will do the install of swapping the wires to the headlight connectors and then reprogram after install.
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Thanks Melissa. Probably didn't need to know that cause now I'll be tempted to do the conversion. haha
Dooo IT!
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Dooo IT!
Well, I already have the eurospec headlights so the only real change will be getting the brighter angel eyes of the LCI units. Not sure it's worth the extra dollars; probably at least $1K for used parts and labor.


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