according to a post by farrel in this thread ( HID kit....) most quality hid kits do not cause a low beam error. I've got a kit to install one of these days, so we'll see.
if you use the search feature, and put in hid kit or xenon kit you'll find a wealth of information.
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Mike
91 M5 Alpine White II, Silver Gray 3/90 production
17x8/17x9 M system with PS2, 20mm touring roll bar; Ground Control Coilovers; EAT Chip, CD43; bmw/nardi blackline steering wheel, 3.8 Cam Gears
08 535i / 6 speed
Space Gray; Gray; Sport/Premium/Nav
00 M5 Ti Silver; Imola/black sportiv --Sold
Engine:
Supersprint Headers, Dinan CAI kit and MAFS, Throttle Bodies, Cams, Ported heads, Exhaust, Custom dinan software, Evosport Pullies, Dinan clutch and lightened flywheel; Ignition solutions plasma coils
Suspension:
Dinan Stage 3 with front and rear Strut Tower Braces, Beastpower Sway bar brackets, Dinan Wheels with 275/285 PilotSport, X5 Thrust arm bushings, Stoptech 355mm 4 piston front, 355mm 2 piston rear brake kit, Dinan 3.45 diff
Interior/Misc:
Eurodash, updated steering wheel, Bluetooth retrofit, Sirius Retrofit, hardwired V1, Widescreen Mk4 nav, M audio retrofit, Ice Link, BSW Stage 1 speaker upgrade, bmw towbar
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E34 HID Clerification
Hello I'm sure everyone and their Uncle has asked this question but i cannot find a 100% answer. I have an E34 (9006 bulbs) i know that i can buy basically any HID kit to my liking for these bulbs and install it... heres the question i don't want to simply rig it the cheap way (this is an M5 not a civic) How do i "close the circut" and trick the computer into thinking the original low-beams are working? I clearly don't want it to say "Low-Beam Failure" Can anyone help me?
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