Xenonkungen W5W Canbus LED Review thread
Haven't got an error code... yet. It usually pops up later when you don't expect it, which is a pain in the ***.
How can you tell if you get an error code? Will a warning flash on one of the screens? Or is this something only a dealer can see?
Also, cvkatigbak, did you get the 6000 or 4300 bulbs? Just wondering if the 4300 are also purple.
Thanks.
It works now

I'm not sure if it's because it's still daytime right now, but it's not as bright as I expect it to be. Comparing to my Polargs, they're just a tad brighter. Maybe I'm expecting it to be bright like the Audi's. I tried taking a few photos but it's so bright right now, you can't tell it's on.
I will post pics later when at least the LED is visible.
Last edited by Devastator187; May 4, 2009 at 09:27 PM.
It works now

I'm not sure if it's because it's still daytime right now, but it's not as bright as I expect it to be. Comparing to my Polargs, they're just a tad brighter. Maybe I'm expecting it to be bright like the Audi's. I tried taking a few photos but it's so bright right now, you can't tell it's on.
I will post pics later when at least the LED is visible.
I got the 4300K but it looks a bit too purple. I wish it were like the polargs just brighter..
When they lit up they were surprisingly much brighter and whiter than the Polarg bulbs I had on previously. After hearing that the 6000k bulbs looked blue or purple I left them on for a little while to see how the color changes.
After a minute and a half the color did change to a bluish color, and after 5 minutes it remained the same color, luckily not purple. It's actually not bad if you have the bi-xenon headlights and have them on at the same time as the xenons are much brighter and will wash out the eyelid lights.
The bulbs are a really tight fit, but if you push the bulbs straight in and hard it should make its way in there. You may have to wiggle a little bit so that the circuit board/socket end will wear a bit to fit.
Also these bulbs are polarized so if they don't light up you should take them out and put them back in the other way (half a turn).
Last edited by aowhaus; May 4, 2009 at 10:15 PM.
When they lit up they were surprisingly much brighter and whiter than the Polarg bulbs I had on previously. After hearing that the 6000k bulbs looked blue or purple I left them on for a little while to see how the color changes.
After a minute and a half the color did change to a bluish color, and after 5 minutes it remained the same color, luckily not purple. It's actually not bad if you have the bi-xenon headlights and have them on at the same time as the xenons are much brighter and will wash out the eyelid lights.
The bulbs are a really tight fit, but if you push the bulbs straight in and hard it should make its way in there. You may have to wiggle a little bit so that the circuit board/socket end will wear a bit to fit.
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But damn AZN mad props for hooking everyone up on mbworld, you and i both did lots of people favors by taking out the stock bulbs

But damn AZN mad props for hooking everyone up on mbworld, you and i both did lots of people favors by taking out the stock bulbs
Would be interesting to see a picture of the bulb itself, and even more interesting to see a comparison between yours and the Azn bulb.
and btw, there is no way in hell that a picture can show the true color temperature of a light source.

4300K is as white as it will get... http://img90.imageshack.us/img90/8690/p1000187.jpg
Only the edges are another colour (see light physics)
damn... i really hope they aren't as purple as people are saying... that would be disappointing.
Last edited by TB5...; May 5, 2009 at 09:44 AM.

4300K is as white as it will get... http://img90.imageshack.us/img90/8690/p1000187.jpg
Only the edges are another colour (see light physics)



and then if it doesn't work, take the bulb out and turn it around then push it back in. For some reason it only works on a certain side.
