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Can we just use the LED license plate light bulb from 08+ BMW?
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Bump..... Has anyone tried this yet?
I'm going to the dealer next week and will check it out with the parts guys... |
I have the same faults. I bought some LED's PIAA in eBay for the parking lights and another for the license plate. Then, the trigger came out! The LED's I have in dome and interior parts don't affect, it's only the exterior I put after. Please, give an advice. Thanks!
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Thank you for the links but they bought at http://www.jlevistreetwerks.com/p681...duct_info.html
In there it says they have no problem with most BMW E46 and 335i but with others can make faults...so...it's a electrical problem. It can be solved also with some resistors. Anyone has done in here? |
I replaced both the license plate bulbs, but I am having an issue on one side. The bulb keeps going out or flickering. I believe it's not being held in securely by the connectors, whereas the other side is. Anyone have any advice how to fix this? I have tried prying the connectors tight on the bulb, but it keeps coming loose and sliding around.
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Did you get the in dash warning light?
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Originally Posted by Prost
(Post 2664210)
Did you get the in dash warning light?
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Originally Posted by Prost
(Post 2485659)
Can we just use the LED license plate light bulb from 08+ BMW?
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showth...t=63313&page=4 Does anyone know if this will work for R56 or willing to give it a try? Hopefully it's error free and perfect fit? Part number is 63 26 7 193 293 http://img172.imageshack.us/img172/2174/lampkavx3.jpg |
Originally Posted by RCCC
(Post 2675867)
hi, I just came across this thread at the e90 forum. At post #78, they've managed to get the part number of the oem LED license plate.
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showth...t=63313&page=4 Does anyone know if this will work for R56 or willing to give it a try? Hopefully it's error free and perfect fit? Part number is 63 26 7 193 293 |
Out of curiosity why would you want to light up your license plate more?
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Did anyone resolve this?
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Originally Posted by bakerjam
(Post 2740656)
Did anyone resolve this?
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Why do you want to iluminate it more????
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Originally Posted by AkFarina
(Post 2748657)
Why do you want to iluminate it more????
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Originally Posted by AkFarina
(Post 2748657)
Why do you want to iluminate it more????
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Originally Posted by AkFarina
(Post 2748657)
Why do you want to iluminate it more????
But for those that want it brighter just remember the good old boys can now see it from much farther away. And to each his/her own |
exactly
i honestly dont know why anybody would want to attract any visual attention to themselves at night the exhaust and turbo is more than enough attention for me |
i agree they look nice, but ill keep the ol yellowish ones... soon enough theyll be the 'in' thing again lol "look a rusted hood!...and are those incandecent bulbs!!!!??" lol j/k
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Originally Posted by mini creeper
(Post 1964521)
I've had LED's in my driving lights, rear plate lights and interior and the exteriors trigger the bad warning bulb. You get use to the little chime.
Find the right resistance and you should have no problem. I don't want to splice wires and put resistors in. If you find out anything post up in this thread. I have high intensity LED's for both front and rear for my car. Twice as bright as regular LED's. im thinking of the dome light, the push reading lights, license plate lights and i think thats it |
I have installed the E90 ones on my R53. They are a lot deeper than the standard ones so you do need to cut the back of the boot plinth. Also you need to wire them up so the boot button still opens the boot.
Took me, a total amateur all of about 3 hours to get it all done and they look awesome at night and very oem. I just siliconed them into place. They were £17.85 for the pair from my local BMW garage. As you can see from this pic, even though they are deeper you can get them to fit flush although it is a very tight fit. No unsightly hanging low. https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v...3/IMG_1760.jpg equipment https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v...3/IMG_1180.jpg first one installed https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v...3/IMG_1181.jpg finished item at night https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v...3/IMG_1183.jpg no flickering either as the resistor is built into the pcb and the leds are angled to illuminate evenly. |
Awesome post jayxx83!!!
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^^ cheers
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I am using these LED bulbs from PIAA:
http://www.shopatron.com/products/pr...PIA19492/353.0 They work perfectly so far (it's only been 2 days, but most of it has been at night, so lots of lights-on time) and they look sooooo good. Have not had any bulb warning lights come on the tach yet. |
Originally Posted by ThumperMCS
(Post 2898276)
I am using these LED bulbs from PIAA:
http://www.shopatron.com/products/pr...PIA19492/353.0 They work perfectly so far (it's only been 2 days, but most of it has been at night, so lots of lights-on time) and they look sooooo good. Have not had any bulb warning lights come on the tach yet. |
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