Will these light work in a BMW e30 model 1991 but I need High and low different sealed bean
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I advise that this type of product does not fit the e30 BMW to buy that car and it was not
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Can't say for certain about the fitment, however, as I understand it - there are two bulbs it comes with. One bulb illuminates one side, so one bulb = 2 halo rings. At least that's how it works for the E39 BMW.
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hello,dear,only need the size of your bulbs ,pls leave us a msg under the order .it 's E27/E26?? thanks
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These do not replace any of the function of the lights themselves. The high and low beam will work as they always have. As far as the lumens are concerned, the only difference in light is going to be the LED's forming a halo effect around the lights themselves. They do not come with the Hi/Low Beam lights. Simply take the lights out of your current setup and put them in these housings. If you have sealed headlights then just go to VIP or Auto Quest and purchase the lights to go inside these.
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I don't understand your question....Which BMW? What size is the bulb supposed to be?If using for reverse lights, these should work. Didn't need load resistors on my Charger.
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Go to a BMW dealer and ask for a price for a headlite. Write down the part number and specifications. Then go to sylvanias website and check for compatibility.
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It's a cheap led bulb, it won't last. Mines overheated and the board separated from the led lens. Not sure if it will fit you BMW.
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I suspect that it would. The light modules are standard plug and festoon types. You may want to check with your dealer.
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I bought these for my 2007 328i with factory Xenon Adaptive headlights and they fit and work perfectly. I had my mechanic install them though because it's a big pain to get to them. So i'm not sure if they had to do any re-programming. but i'm almost sure they did not. good luck!
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Terry, I know for sure ,in america if you ask for a E27 bulb, it will definatly fit in this.It is a standard bulb for this product that we have.
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If your car requires a standard bulb (H4 for high and low beam in one bulb for example) then yes they should work.
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Hi We thank you for the question, and this question is too vague. You model BMW has the HID option, and the way you may find out is to remove one of the original bulbs and locate the part number that is printed on it. Then yo will be able to find the correct bulbs for you vehicle. Thank you for choosing The Wires Zone.
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I would think fitment to be a non issue - all E30's have the same core support (radiator front) that the headlights mount to, there are more issues in line with the wiring and plug connection though - and certain countries require certain safety standards so can't answer for that, otherwise its a good buy to consider, hope this answers your question.
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as long as your BMW E90 2006 to 2008 has the factory xenon adaptive headlights, they are guaranteed to fit
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If the bulbs you are replacing have the same electrical contacts (the part of the base that plugs into the socket is the same) then it will work fine. No ballast is needed (plug & play, so to speak). The original incandescent bulbs in my BMW would burn out repeatedly after about 400 miles. I have had these bulbs in for nearly 10,000 miles with no issues.
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The Peake manual confirms it is correct for your "1987 to year 2000" 20 pin connector. Later on the same page 3, text changes to "All BMWs 1989 - 1999 have the above connector - no exceptions." if that is not a typo, then you have an exception. From a former 1980 E28 528e T-boned at 450,000 miles, it may be hard to believe but you may have no faults if you were able to plug into the 20 pin round connector! On my 91 M5, I see two dashes for no code faults.
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Hi, All you need to know is the reference number/code of original fog light which comes fitted on your BMW. search for that reference in amazon, otherwise you will be desappointed. do not relay only on information that " fits all ...".