Bi-Xenon Help
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02 W203
Bi-Xenon Help
I bought some bi-xenons from an 02 C32 and they are not plug and play, i know I need to program them as well but it has an extra plug for the turn signal and low beams that my OEM lights do not have. See picture, anyone know if I can make them work? Thanks in advance!
it is the bottom right plug in.
it is the bottom right plug in.
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Did you not do any research on this? lol They are plug and play. plug in the old connecter to the lights and you will be fine Ignore the extra connectors. But first get the programing done. Then manually adjust the light to proper height.
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So just the original one that comes with my car and plug it into the top one and leave the other one blank. Thanks for the quick response, i did some reading but did not see where people ignore that spot.
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The lower connector is for the "motor" that levels the lamps in response to signals from front and rear axel sensor signals. Since you don't have the sensors on your car, you lack the wiring harness to connect them to the CAN. You can run without them connected, but you will dazzle oncoming traffic when your car is not level. You will also not have the headlight washers required of HID equipped cars. Dirt on the lens will cause the light beam to scatter reducing your ability to see, and annoy other cars.
I am not sure any of those missing systems is any big deal with factory housings as long as you keep the lens clean. There are so many people running "conversion kits" that are more than just being annoying on the road.
I am not sure any of those missing systems is any big deal with factory housings as long as you keep the lens clean. There are so many people running "conversion kits" that are more than just being annoying on the road.
