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Angle Eye Bulb Replacement Pre-LCI Cars E90 and E91
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06-01-2013, 09:38 AM | #1 |
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Angle Eye Bulb Replacement Pre-LCI Cars E90 and E91
This Halo Removal DIY is for a 2006 E90/E91 (pre-LCI) headlamp. This procedure replaces the Halo Rings (Angel Eyes) OEM lamp unit P/N 63117161444 and includes modifying the lamp unit to change just the 10W BA9S-base light bulb (a $7 part vs. the $45 lamp unit). This Halo lamp unit is used in the head lamp assembly for the following cars:
E90: E90 323i Sedan E90 325i Sedan E90 325xi Sedan E90 328i Sedan E90 328xi Sedan E90 330i Sedan E90 330xi Sedan E90 335i Sedan E90 335xi Sedan E90N: E90N 323i Sedan E90N 328i Sedan E90N 328xi Sedan E90N 335d Sedan E90N 335i Sedan E90N 335xi Sedan E91: E91 325xi Touring E91 328i Touring E91 328xi Touring E91N: E91N 328i Touring E91N 328xi Touring Parts needed: • 12 Volt, 10 Watt, BA9S-Bayonet Base lamp, Osram P/N 64113. Most foreign-car parts store will have it in stock. • Isopropyl alcohol and cotton swab (to clean the new bulb) Tools needed: • Wheel removal tools: jack, jackstands, 17MM wheel-bolt (lug) wrench, etc. • 8MM socket (or nut driver) • 10MM socket (or nut driver) • T15 Torx screwdriver • Small flat-head screw driver, long-shaft • Dremel tool w/ ball-shaped metal cutter Basic Procedure: 1) Remove wheel 2) Remove front wheel well (fender liner) 3) Remove plastic cover to Halo light 4) Remove Halo light unit 5) Cut holes in Halo light holder 6) Install new bulb in the holder 7) Reassemble Detailed instructions with pictures are provided in the attached Adobe file. |
06-11-2014, 11:46 PM | #2 |
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Drives: 2000 E36/8, 2007 E90
Join Date: Mar 2012
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Thank you so much for the writeup. I just replaced my driver's side angel eye bulb using your method. I was a bit careless (read: stupid) and the tip of my dremel hit the old bulb, making tiny glass fragments explode everywhere. Had I not been wearing a face shield things could have been really bad.
Eye protection is very important whenever working on cars or using power tools, even on small jobs like this. |
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