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#11
01-27-2010, 08:33 AM
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If anyone need further explanation, they should contact creator, MDS82 on E90post.com There are tons of information on Lux H8 in that site... and the lower voltage when HID is on has no effect on Lux. 
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01-28-2010, 05:23 PM
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Here is the same type angeleyes as I have.
BMW LED MARKER E70 X5 E82 E87 E92 E92 M3 E93 7000K NEW on eBay (end time 11-Feb-10 22:33:12 GMT) I will take some interior pictures tomorrow.
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01-28-2010, 06:27 PM
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Was there a bulky resistor pack with these, if so where did you mount? Does the resistor pack get very hot?
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2008 X5 4.8i BSM/Blk - premium, sports with 20" 214s, navigation, rear climate, adaptive ride, dark bamboo, running boards, 3rd row seats, USB audio, high speed maximum, etc etc Mods: Smoked reflectors | Hoen xenon match fogs and angel eyes | LED plate bulbs | 18" winter wheels Other vehicles: 2002 M3 Vert TiAG/Blk - with every option and many mods | 2009 Chevy Silverado LTZ - fully loaded
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01-28-2010, 10:06 PM
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Its very easily to do this. Even a noob can do this.
Twist off the cap at the back of the head light. Remove the exising h8 by twisting. Use a small flat head screw driver to unclip electrical wires for H8. I recommand using the flat head screw driver because, i tried to use my nail and it hurts like hell. put the plug the power into lux h8 and drop the reister pack into the headlight right below the h8 bulb. You will need some patient putting the H8 bulb back into socket. Since H8 has 3 tabs holding it in place. All three tabs are in differnt size. there is only one way to make the bulb fit. Have some patient. Once the H8 is inside, gentally twist until it come to a stop. TIP: looking from the front of the headlight while trying to twist. You should be able to see how to make the bulb fit in. Close the cap and twist it gentally. Once it feel like it stop, twist it harder and it will click and lock the cap in palce.
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01-29-2010, 12:25 AM
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Can we have more pictures from inside?
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X5 3.0sd Sports Current Mod || 21' Double Spoke Black | Gloss Black Grill Kidney| Black out Front Mesh | Debadged | LUX H8 6500K | Interior LEDs | Number Plate LEDs |Dual oval tip Auspuff |AeroDynamic body kit |LCI tail light| CIC system Retrofit |DMS remap| Alcantara Steering Wheel| Next Mod || Fog Light HID 8500K | H&R 2"/1.2"
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01-29-2010, 10:30 AM
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01-30-2010, 01:32 PM
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Disclaimer:
Mine was installed on my X5 which wasn't officially support by MDS's Lux H8. The bulb fit in perfectly with X5. But the only problem I fear was that the bulbs has been not tight enough even after it was fully turned. After some experiment with different o-ring, i found a best fit solution for this. Its a very tiny o-ring for fixing the faucet. SO tiny that you would not think it will fit or work. After carefully insert the o-ring using a tiny flat head screw driver to avoid all soldering. Use you hand after it pass the LED and soldering to roll it down the neck of the LUX. Use the Flat head and carefully fit the o-ring over 3 H8 tab. Insert the Lux H8 back, and you will feel the difference that tiny o-ring brings.
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