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E85 12V 10W Halo Bulb replacement

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Re: E85 12V 10W Halo Bulb replacement

Post by twist944 » Tue Jan 29, 2013 2:05 pm

Curiously, how easy was it to remove the bulb housing? When I look under my bonnet all I see is ENGINE... If anyone has any instructions that would help I wouldn't mind messing with different LED's to see what the outcome was. Surely if it has an LED at each side of the bottom of the ring pointing into the ring it would work....
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Re: E85 12V 10W Halo Bulb replacement

Post by jamiez » Tue Jan 29, 2013 4:31 pm

twist944 wrote:Curiously, how easy was it to remove the bulb housing? When I look under my bonnet all I see is ENGINE... If anyone has any instructions that would help I wouldn't mind messing with different LED's to see what the outcome was. Surely if it has an LED at each side of the bottom of the ring pointing into the ring it would work....
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Re: E85 12V 10W Halo Bulb replacement

Post by twist944 » Tue Jan 29, 2013 5:50 pm

Cool. Is it the same procedure if you have xenon lamps? Anyone done this on their M?
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E85 12V 10W Halo Bulb replacement

Post by Papa_Zee » Sat Nov 17, 2018 11:58 pm

Done this weekend. Can’t say it was easy, but glad I did it and used a 20w bulb. Much improved. Thank you. :driving:
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