[turbomike]

Hi All,

I have for sale pair of genuine BMW LCI headlights with angel eyes.

I bought these from Raf555 a week or so ago but since getting them Iv'e decided after driving my wifes car for a week I really wanted xenons so I'm attempting a xenon upgrade instead, lights havn't been touched and are still boxed up ready to ship or collect,

Passenger side headlight part no. 63117202575
Drivers side headlight part no. 63117202576

They are in good condition overall and come complete with all bulbs.

These will fit all E90 & E91 models 2005 - 2010

These retail for over £750 for the pair from the dealers and can be very difficult to get hold of as they only come factory fitted on post 58 models but will fit all E90 / E91 models.

However unfortunately all lugs / tabs got broken but are now fully repaired and do not affect the functionality of the lights in any way.
Also the passenger side headlight lense has a couple of light scratches but nothing really noticeable.

Looking for just £200!! (which is what i've just paid Raf555 for them)

I can post for £15.00 extra

I'm in cleveland (northeast)

Thanks

Mike.

Here is the orig post

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=396850

[SteveF1]

Can you post up a few images of the scratches and the broken lugs because I might be interested.

[PurpleMonkey]

Putting xenons on a non xenon is a expensive venture, need a new footwell monitor £270 from BMW, then had get 2 height sensors for the xenons, then had to take car to one of BMWs technicians who had left & setup on his own shop, he had to wire the sonsors into the car & to the lights, that cost £705

[milesyboy1]

Hi, if the lugs have been fixed and are as good as original, with no movement from the lights, then I'll take them for the asking price please.
PS can't pm you as new so let us know how to proceed. Cheers, Miles

[marcm]

Originally Posted by PurpleMonkey

Putting xenons on a non xenon is a expensive venture, need a new footwell monitor £270 from BMW, then had get 2 height sensors for the xenons, then had to take car to one of BMWs technicians who had left & setup on his own shop, he had to wire the sonsors into the car & to the lights, that cost £705

No you don't, you get aftermarket xenon ballasts and connect to the wiring with load resistors. The car thinks its got H7 bulbs connected so no error. You also need to change the ground pin for the Xennon headlights and add the High Beam assist link. Apart from that its plug and play.

Why put all the OEM ballasts in 'cause when you come to sell youll probably remove it all anyway as it doesnt meet MOT standards (unless you go to the additional cost of headlight washers and the axle sensors)

[drZ]

Hello mate u got pm!

[MEGA]

I've PM'd the seller with no response so far

[milesyboy1]

Sorry Mike, I've not been logged on and been checking for a reply in this thread. Apologies for the delay ... you've now got email

[turbomike]

Now sold to DrZ many thanks..

[MEGA]

ffs! Reply to my PM would have been appreciated. Didn't even let me make an offer :\