Adding H3 bulb to non-cornering Bi-Xenon headlight?

meQD · 01-05-2018, 09:08 AM

Anybody tried to add H3 bulb to E9X LCI xenon non-cornering headlamp?
I know it can?t be functional since related module is missing however the car must be pre-wired I guess...
I couldn?t find any appropriate data in BMW OEM headlamp manufacturer ZKW catalogue

https://3kda3m2nmwh53ejt063u4hn3-wpe...arket_2017.pdf

but if there is a room for H3 bulb so it can light up with daytime and/or low beam light in some way
Thx

Adieu · 01-26-2018, 06:51 AM

It MIGHT be due to USA regulations allowing only 4 lights pointing forward at any given time... that's why high beams typically turn off foglamps, because traditionally high beams would just add two more lights (though that isnt how it works in a bi-xenon rig)

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Adieu First Lieutenant 73 Rep 349 Posts Drives: 335d Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: socal iTrader: (0)	It MIGHT be due to USA regulations allowing only 4 lights pointing forward at any given time... that's why high beams typically turn off foglamps, because traditionally high beams would just add two more lights (though that isnt how it works in a bi-xenon rig)
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