Euro Bi-X and US Bi-X (read please, not the same questions)

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mines have that rigth piece but the two ones have the euro turn signal (left one)
Maybe my retrofitted BIX are US version????
(that was not I've been tolded by steve and some people here, but I have the Euro manualy up & down, left & rigth nivelation button)Does now in 2005 models US and Euro Bix are the same??? to have these same pieces, I think so


I don't know what you mean!!!

Maybe MB started to use only one BIX version for europe and US of the exterior BIX case and the same 2 versions of inside body with the 2(Euro) / 1(US) ligth alignment switches and different ligth patterns???
Mines aren't DOT (US) :p
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Those listed differences are ONLY valid for 203 sedan bi xenons - and the blueish blinker bulbs where only used in the ROW lights (non NA lights) during the first 10-12 months...all 203 sedan bi xenons came with amber colored blinker bulbs eversince (although there is still the difference oif dual filliament bulbs for NA and single filliament bulbs for ROW).
The biggest an easiest to spot difference is to be found on the back of the headlight where the NA headlights have one of the two adjustment nuts covered to prevent these from being used (left/right adjustment)...however - that cover can be taken off but then there is still:
- the sticker with partnumber to look at
- the lightpattern on the wall
- the leveller inside the headlight to make the lightpattern completely horizontal
greetingz,

- the lightpattern on the wall
You are a MB knowledge Guru, Steve
Thanks a lot :p
How did you get this pic? Did you dis-assemble some BI-X assemblies that you had or were these parts from a broken set?
If you did open up the bi-x, how easy/difficult was this to do (hair dryer to un-do glue or snaps?) and were you able to re-assemble them with no problems (i.e. no condensation or leaks, etc...)?
Just curious.
Last edited by drexappeal; Jul 5, 2005 at 12:38 PM.
it is not too hard to do - it is just an anoying job...
greetingz,
it is not too hard to do - it is just an anoying job...
greetingz,
Thanks for the 411, Drex.
ps...Did you figure out your next trip time yet? Wanda had told me you guys would email when everything is figured out. Wanted to give you some time to relax before I sent you both another email again.
Thanks again, drex
it is not too hard to do - it is just an anoying job...
Would you care to give a few pointers on how to disassemble BiX?
The coupe bi xenons are manufactured by hella...they use a different sealant then automotive lighting does...I try not to take any hella lights apart - those suck!
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