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hi
do you know the driving light type in r56?
like the terms - h4..h3...
i am planning to match the light color with the xenon...from the small light and the fog light...
i have heard that the LED light bulb will make a warning light up coz its not enough power(not 5W) and CPU thinks it's out of order...anyone heard of this issue??
do you know the driving light type in r56?
like the terms - h4..h3...
i am planning to match the light color with the xenon...from the small light and the fog light...
i have heard that the LED light bulb will make a warning light up coz its not enough power(not 5W) and CPU thinks it's out of order...anyone heard of this issue??
Last edited by donuttang; Jul 1, 2008 at 07:38 AM. Reason: missend
If I remember right, the OEM HID Xenon color temp is 4500K, so try to match that. As far as bulbs, someone else did basically what you're wanting to do, and he used Hoen Xenonmatch bulbs- H3 for the driving lights and H8 for the fog lights. He also used Hoen Citylights for the front markers.
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...d.php?t=103198
There's the link to the thread I got this info from (except the color temp)- just skip down to the relevant part.
Oh, and LED bulbs will produce a "bulb out" warning.
If you wanted to go LED, you could wire a resistor in series (not sure of the resistance, though) with it and everything should be OK, but I'd just use the Citylights. (I'm doing what he did when I get my Cooper).
Hope this helps!
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...d.php?t=103198
There's the link to the thread I got this info from (except the color temp)- just skip down to the relevant part.
Oh, and LED bulbs will produce a "bulb out" warning.
If you wanted to go LED, you could wire a resistor in series (not sure of the resistance, though) with it and everything should be OK, but I'd just use the Citylights. (I'm doing what he did when I get my Cooper).Hope this helps!
If I remember right, the OEM HID Xenon color temp is 4500K, so try to match that. As far as bulbs, someone else did basically what you're wanting to do, and he used Hoen Xenonmatch bulbs- H3 for the driving lights and H8 for the fog lights. He also used Hoen Citylights for the front markers.
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...d.php?t=103198
There's the link to the thread I got this info from (except the color temp)- just skip down to the relevant part.
Oh, and LED bulbs will produce a "bulb out" warning.
If you wanted to go LED, you could wire a resistor in series (not sure of the resistance, though) with it and everything should be OK, but I'd just use the Citylights. (I'm doing what he did when I get my Cooper).
Hope this helps!
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...d.php?t=103198
There's the link to the thread I got this info from (except the color temp)- just skip down to the relevant part.
Oh, and LED bulbs will produce a "bulb out" warning.
If you wanted to go LED, you could wire a resistor in series (not sure of the resistance, though) with it and everything should be OK, but I'd just use the Citylights. (I'm doing what he did when I get my Cooper).Hope this helps!

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