Many drivers think of the bi-xenon system as a perfect entry-point for people that haven’t used HID headlights before. However, when it comes to the performance of bi-xenon headlights, there is no significant difference, compared to other xenon bulbs. This set uses four ballasts to work, 2 for each side. 4. The Telescopic HID kit
In the US market, BMWs equipped with bi-xenon headlamps also come with adaptive headlamps. Foglights were standard on the 3.0i and 3.0si, and optional on the 2004-2005 2.5i models. The adaptive headlight function itself is the swivel of the headlamps left/right up to 15° based on various sensors and steering input. In the automatic position, when the light sensor detects low-light then it will switch the headlights onto low-beam immediately. The angel eyes and the xenons light up at exactly the same moment. This is essentially they same as if you manually turn the light know to the low-beam position directly from the 'off' position.

Well, since the Mercedes Intelligent Headlight system is also linked to the steering sensor and speed sensor - it's quite a bit more of a "system" than just "bi-xenon" - and quite a value at USD$1300 on a factory built ML - and worth that and more just for the totally cool look ! 1 2.

3616 posts · Joined 2010. #13 · Sep 24, 2011. To my little understanding there are two versions of the xenon lights in the W204. The first version, which I seem to have, has the fog lights light up on the side to which you are turning to to improve visibility in turns. The second is the bixenon which actually turn with the direction the car

Adaptive headlights with bi-xenon bulbs (optional in 2002 models and later) use mirrors and shutters to actively aim the headlights, directing low beams in the same direction as high beams. Headlight assembly seals can wear out over time resulting in water leaks and repeat bulb failures. This article will show you how to remove your E46 headlights.

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