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      02-21-2022, 04:19 AM   #1
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Hi guys, one of my inner angel eyes on my 2014 X5 has turned yellow.
this is on Hid adaptive headlights. I have gone in to my local auto part's store to find a replacement bulb but they can't find how to replace them or what parts to buy. has anyone replaced there's before or is it not possible ?
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      02-21-2022, 10:45 AM   #2
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These are LED rings as far as I remember there is no traditional bulb there.
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Go to REALOEM, put in your last 7 digits of your VIN, and find the parts you need.
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There was a TSB for this on different BMW platforms (G01, G02, G07, G12, G30, G32) but I bet it's the same issue you're facing:

https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/20...74027-9999.pdf
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so found out that it requires actual modules that attach to the headlights. but if the actual ring connection is damaged or melted it will require a whole new headlight 😣here's to hoping they are plug and play and don't require coding
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so found out that it requires actual modules that attach to the headlights. but if the actual ring connection is damaged or melted it will require a whole new headlight 😣here's to hoping they are plug and play and don't require coding
They are plug and play, as long as you get your model year!

So if you have 2014, try and find 2014 modules.. don't try to get 2018 modules or you might have to do some modifications (cables & ISTA)

I know because it happened to a friend of mine… 🤷🏽. Vehicle might not recognize the module, just stick to your year to be safe.
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so found out that it requires actual modules that attach to the headlights. but if the actual ring connection is damaged or melted it will require a whole new headlight 😣here's to hoping they are plug and play and don't require coding
They are plug and play, as long as you get your model year!

So if you have 2014, try and find 2014 modules.. don't try to get 2018 modules or you might have to do some modifications (cables & ISTA)

I know because it happened to a friend of mine… 🤷🏽 dog gone programming. Vehicle might not recognize the module, just stick to your year.
thanks for that advice 👍 i'll try and find some
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2014 and 2015 are similar.

2016-2018 are different.
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Did you find a solution for this mate?
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They are plug and play, as long as you get your model year!

So if you have 2014, try and find 2014 modules.. don't try to get 2018 modules or you might have to do some modifications (cables & ISTA)

I know because it happened to a friend of mine… 🤷🏽. Vehicle might not recognize the module, just stick to your year to be safe.
If it’s plug n play how do you actually replaced them do you have to open up the actual headlight or is it right under the hood. Ik I’m late responding to this but I’ve been trying to fix my drl since one is dim.
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If it’s plug n play how do you actually replaced them do you have to open up the actual headlight or is it right under the hood. Ik I’m late responding to this but I’ve been trying to fix my drl since one is dim.
I’ll ask my buddy and get back to you later today. Like I said, happened to a buddy. I have not had to change any of my LED modules yet.
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This may help?

https://f15.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1558589
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Apologies, been busy like crazy. My buddy said you have to take the bumper off because if not it’s nearly impossible to get a screwdriver in there to remove the screws that hold the modules in place. 🤷🏽‍♂️
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