Full led headlights
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This has come up multiple times and the general consensus is it's not worth it. Arguably cheaper to buy a new car with LED lights.
Along with the actual lights there's a bunch of wiring tied in to the rear suspension for the auto leveling along with needing someone to code them in.
Along with the actual lights there's a bunch of wiring tied in to the rear suspension for the auto leveling along with needing someone to code them in.
even if you did get the lights to work, I imagine it would generate a fault code due to the missing levelling sensor.
I would also guess the headlights would then default to their lowest setting, so you'd actually end up with worse headlight throw
I would also guess the headlights would then default to their lowest setting, so you'd actually end up with worse headlight throw
If I buy the levelling sensor and install it, it is impossible? Also can I install only facelift headlights or pre facelift? (I have facelift)
I don't have detailed answers to your questions.
As per the first reply on this thread, many people have asked the same questions over the years - on retro fitting the LED headlights - I don't recall any getting it to work.
As per the first reply on this thread, many people have asked the same questions over the years - on retro fitting the LED headlights - I don't recall any getting it to work.
Seriously, why not just buy another car? The facelift cars which don't have the LED lights are also missing a bunch of other toys too. changing the car will probably be cheaper than changing the lights and you'll gain more than just the lights.
Plus, you'll have a car which has not been modified.
Plus, you'll have a car which has not been modified.
If you read his other posts it looks like he's going to spend a small fortune to upgrade his car, it would have been cheaper to by a car with the specs he wants.
Yes, I'm questioning why he wants to do this as it makes little sense to me.
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Yes this is possible and it's a service we can offer if you want it. However you'll have no headlight levelling and you'll only be able to adjust them manually. This will be an MOT failure. The most cost effective way would be to buy a car with them factory fit.
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Prefacelift would be easier to fit to your car. Facelift would require much more work/parts.
People here say that it's impossible to fit pre facelift to facelift due to wires etc. Also I have sent you pm
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I'm unsure why you would want to make more effort to install prefacelift headlights to a facelift
They're awful
They're awful
I say so cause I think mines are from a pre and my car it’s a facelift I guess cause I not even know if my car has pre facelift until now cause this year fabric made a lil front changeI'm unsure why you would want to make more effort to install prefacelift headlights to a facelift
They're awful
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