Thanks for your reply, I have just replaced the lot and it is expensive
hence my request.
With a bit of luck a professional in this group can give me some more
details .
"Class-1" <Class1.RemoveThis@fastmail.fm> wrote in message
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> Frank Oz wrote:
>> Can any one please help me with this problem
>>
I am the proud owner of a BMW X5. Chassis LM51122 , Model code FA52-11
>>
As the car was build in late 2002 it was equipped with the partly "RED"
>> front and rear indicator lights.
>>
I understand that the lights could be exchanged to clear lights as fitted
on
>> the present model BMW. X5
>>
In view of the above I went the BMW garage and requested them to change the
>> lights to Clear ones and they agreed to do the job.
>>
>>The modification was completed today but to my surprise, the front lights
>> are still partly red, so paid a lot of money and received different red
>> front lights.
>>
The rear lights are ok and clear .
>>
It seams that the garage doesn't know what to do and I have the impression
>> that I have received the wrong lights.
>>
The service manager told me that the new clear front doesn't fit to my car
>> which I don't believe.
>>
Could any one please help me and advice on this matter.
>>
>>
>>
>> Kind Regards
>>
>>
>>
>> Hans in Adelaide Australia
>
> The X5 front design was face lifted since your '02 was built.
> Back then 'clear indicators' was an optional extra.
>
> Most of the post-facelift X5s I see have clear indicators.
> To my knowledge, clear indicators are still an optional extra, so your
> dealer should be able to easily source them as service parts and fit
> them (or how else could they fix a crashed X5).
>
> AFAIK the whole headlight assembly will need to be replaced, therefore
> is going to be rather expensive.
> >> Stay informed about: Clear lights X5