good place to install Bi-Xenons
good place to install Bi-Xenons
08-10-2003, 11:07 AM
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Congratulations! it just radically changes the look on the car man. Email/PM ClassC(Jay), he installed my lights and did a very clean job.
08-11-2003, 03:03 PM
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Originally posted by MBenzNL
Nope...he doesn't...
greetingz,
Nope...he doesn't...
greetingz,
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08-11-2003, 03:16 PM
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some slow@$$diesels
Originally posted by shortbear
Steve, do you and Jay work together?
Steve, do you and Jay work together?
Maybe a bit far south for you, but Autowerks in San Diego sells and installs 203 bi xenons as well...
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08-11-2003, 05:41 PM
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Originally posted by randall-sd
jay@autowerksexpress.com
jay@autowerksexpress.com
where is autowerks in San Diego
08-13-2003, 02:02 AM
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Nolbert,
Corner of Vermont and Beverly behind the Ford dealership is a body shop that knows how to do it. They installed mine just this past Monday and did a great job. Cost $150 and took a couple of hours.
-Tom
Corner of Vermont and Beverly behind the Ford dealership is a body shop that knows how to do it. They installed mine just this past Monday and did a great job. Cost $150 and took a couple of hours.
-Tom
08-13-2003, 03:47 PM
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Originally posted by trips
Nolbert,
Corner of Vermont and Beverly behind the Ford dealership is a body shop that knows how to do it. They installed mine just this past Monday and did a great job. Cost $150 and took a couple of hours.
-Tom
Nolbert,
Corner of Vermont and Beverly behind the Ford dealership is a body shop that knows how to do it. They installed mine just this past Monday and did a great job. Cost $150 and took a couple of hours.
-Tom
thanks
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08-13-2003, 07:38 PM
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Originally posted by Xpeed
take it to D2 they install them. they installed them on my friends 03 E500 and did a very good job.
take it to D2 they install them. they installed them on my friends 03 E500 and did a very good job.
bro sorry for my ingorance but where is D2
can you post or email me the address
thanks man
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08-14-2003, 12:59 AM
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www.D2Technik.com the telephone number is on top of the site
08-14-2003, 01:46 AM
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Originally posted by trips
Nolbert,
Corner of Vermont and Beverly behind the Ford dealership is a body shop that knows how to do it. They installed mine just this past Monday and did a great job. Cost $150 and took a couple of hours.
-Tom
Nolbert,
Corner of Vermont and Beverly behind the Ford dealership is a body shop that knows how to do it. They installed mine just this past Monday and did a great job. Cost $150 and took a couple of hours.
-Tom
The dealer must also plug in the DAS and enable xenon in order to get the lights to work.
If you find that its not possible to go to the dealer at the time the lights are installed, turning the lights on will cause them to blink on-and-off without the computer being set.
To get around this:
1) With the engine off, turn the lights on (lights should stay on)
2) Wait for 3-5 minutes then start the engine with the lights still on.
This should make the lights stay on (not blink) until the engine is turned off again.
08-14-2003, 02:05 AM
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Originally posted by randall-sd
To get around this:
1) With the engine off, turn the lights on (lights should stay on)
2) Wait for 3-5 minutes then start the engine with the lights still on.
This should make the lights stay on (not blink) until the engine is turned off again.
To get around this:
1) With the engine off, turn the lights on (lights should stay on)
2) Wait for 3-5 minutes then start the engine with the lights still on.
This should make the lights stay on (not blink) until the engine is turned off again.
thats good incase i am driving at night and have not gone to to the dealer yet .
Xpeed- i will give them a call tomarrow. its pretty close too so thats good. i apreciate your help bro.
08-14-2003, 04:28 AM
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some slow@$$diesels
Originally posted by noblert10
thats good incase i am driving at night and have not gone to to the dealer yet .
thats good incase i am driving at night and have not gone to to the dealer yet .
greetingz,
08-14-2003, 04:44 AM
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Originally posted by MBenzNL
Please be aware of the possibility that the lights can start to blink at any time again (let's say after 20 minutes while you are driving on a dark non lighted road)...so don't use this tip as a permanent solution.
greetingz,
Please be aware of the possibility that the lights can start to blink at any time again (let's say after 20 minutes while you are driving on a dark non lighted road)...so don't use this tip as a permanent solution.
greetingz,
oh ok, thanks for the warning steve
i dont think i will try it now
08-14-2003, 11:31 AM
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Originally posted by noblert10
oh man thanks for the tip
thats good incase i am driving at night and have not gone to to the dealer yet .
Xpeed- i will give them a call tomarrow. its pretty close too so thats good. i apreciate your help bro.
oh man thanks for the tip
thats good incase i am driving at night and have not gone to to the dealer yet .
Xpeed- i will give them a call tomarrow. its pretty close too so thats good. i apreciate your help bro.
Just like what Steve said, get your computer programmed as soon as possible.
08-14-2003, 12:36 PM
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If you take it to D2 i dont think you need to take it back to the dealer as far as i remember they do everything. but call them and talk to them to make sure.
08-14-2003, 05:55 PM
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Originally posted by Xpeed
If you take it to D2 i dont think you need to take it back to the dealer as far as i remember they do everything. but call them and talk to them to make sure.
If you take it to D2 i dont think you need to take it back to the dealer as far as i remember they do everything. but call them and talk to them to make sure.
i just called them right now
i asked them how much it would be to install and program the DAS and they said about $400 to $450
. also they said i had to leave my car there for a day 
is this normal?
