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Shutter/Switch on Xenon question
Hi,
Looking at my photos below theres a small (2cm diameter) circular rubber cap in the top of my X5's Xenon lights. When I remove the cap theres a long thin metal lever sticking up that can be switched left or right. It seems to be mechanical and affects the shutter in some way. Question 1: Is the lever used to change the cut-off so the xenon lights can be used in markets where cars drive on the left and the right of the road? Question 2: What are the correct settings for a car built to drive on the right hand side of the road (I'm in the UK where everyone drives on the left...) - should the lever be set left or right in both headlights the same or different? This photo shows a view from above the headlight and the position of the rubber cap: ![]() This photo zooms into the rubber cap: ![]() This photo shows the rubber cap removed: ![]() This photo shows the lever in one position: ![]() This photo shows the lever in the other position: ![]() Any help would be appreciated - Thanks, Tom |
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