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Old 02-09-2014, 02:50 PM
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Pre-facelift highbeam operation as facelift??

I recently installed Evo-XR bi-xenon projectors in Spyder headlights, and love the bi-xenon operation. So far I have left the inside OEM highs unconnected, as i did not want them detracting from the bi-xenons (operation,look). Question I have is, can I somehow set this up to where my headlights operate as facelift headlights? As in flash to pass, (or headlight stalk pulled toward yourself,) the inside highs ignite, and then while activating highs, (stalk away from yourself,) only the bi-xenons while be activated? Is this something in wiring in the stalk itself, and can I fit a facelift stalk into my '03? or do I need to re-program something? Any suggestions and help will be appreciated...
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Old 02-09-2014, 04:45 PM
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pull your FSW file from the LCM, study it for FL entries (highbeam lines of code), see what options you have available... post the FSW file, so we can look it up too...

Do you have NCSExpert?
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Old 02-09-2014, 05:36 PM
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Do you have NCSExpert?
I don't, guess that'll have to be my next investment. Can I do coding with NCSExpert? Are there any write-ups anywhere about "pulling" FSW files?
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--2003 X5 4.6
Estoril Blue
Black Nappa leather
rear air bags
OEM nav
OEM hitch
OEM cargo liner
Black housing SPYDER headlights - Evo-XR projectors

2017 GMC Sierra, 7K miles...
2017 GMC Sierra, 60K miles...
2015 GMC Sierra 280K miles...
2011 GMC Sierra, 500K miles...

Previous wheels:

--First love~
1969 Chevy C10, 396BB bored, 3 on the tree, Black ~SOLD~

--2011 Chevy Silverado LT 2500HD CCSB, Black, 250K miles ~SOLD~
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Old 02-09-2014, 05:43 PM
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this is how you do do coding - using the NCSExpert... there are many write-ups on this forum, as well as the others... check out the bmwcoding .com...
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