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burned my headlights cleaning them, now what?
once a year I end up stupidly reminding myself not to get "intoxicated" and work on my cars lol.
my headlights on my 01 x5 had a haze on them so I decided yesterday after happy hour I'd do something about it. long story short, too much pressure and too little compound and I burned the passenger light. at this point I'm wondering what my options are. I mean yeah, I could buy another used light that's still hazed off ebay for $200 or so, I could go super high dollar aftermarket or high dollar OEM replacement ($350/pair from what I've seen). Or I could try something like these: 2001 2003 BMW x5 E 53 E53 Halo Rim LED Running Light Projector Black Headlight | eBay I've searched on here under various terms and dont see much about these. All I care about is they dont look super stupid and have clear lenses and work properly at night. The thing that gets me is the wiring and I dont know if anything else is required. I should probably say I dont have factory xenon lights. just regular halogens. anyone know anyone who's tackled these things and whether they'll give me a dash light for headlights or not? I have to admit, they do look good on the car in the ad. |
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