Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 4:42 pm
No problem. I'm sure we have a breast pump around somewhere......I mean, what else is it for?
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Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 4:45 pm
This thread is going all tits up !
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 4:50 pm
You'll get me into trouble!
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 5:01 pm
[quote="IceQueenX"]
You'll get me into trouble!
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You are already in trouble and i know where you live!!!
You'll get me into trouble!
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You are already in trouble and i know where you live!!!
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 5:06 pm
[quote="535dboy"]
[quote="IceQueenX"]
You'll get me into trouble!
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You are already in trouble and i know where you live!!!
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Ooh I'm so scared- are you going to send some accountants round to menace me?!
[quote="IceQueenX"]
You'll get me into trouble!
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You are already in trouble and i know where you live!!!
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Ooh I'm so scared- are you going to send some accountants round to menace me?!
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 5:16 pm
A lady goes to see her doctor with some very worrisome symptoms. After examining her, he says, "I'm terribly sorry to tell you this, but you only have six months to live." The lady is very distraught, "Oh doctor, what should I do", she asks. The doctor says, "I advise you to marry an Accountant.""Will that make me live longer?", she asks, hopefully. "No, " says the doctor. "But it will seem longer."
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 5:17 pm
[quote="kenniff"]
A lady goes to see her doctor with some very worrisome symptoms. After examining her, he says, "I'm terribly sorry to tell you this, but you only have six months to live." The lady is very distraught, "Oh doctor, what should I do", she asks. The doctor says, "I advise you to marry an Accountant.""Will that make me live longer?", she asks, hopefully. "No, " says the doctor. "But it will seem longer."
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A lady goes to see her doctor with some very worrisome symptoms. After examining her, he says, "I'm terribly sorry to tell you this, but you only have six months to live." The lady is very distraught, "Oh doctor, what should I do", she asks. The doctor says, "I advise you to marry an Accountant.""Will that make me live longer?", she asks, hopefully. "No, " says the doctor. "But it will seem longer."
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Posted: Tue Dec 09, 2014 11:18 am
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Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Tue Dec 09, 2014 11:26 am
Hey SunnyD how are you bud? Can we have some pics of your LED's they look way cooool 
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2014 2:15 pm
[quote="IceQueenX"]
Hey SunnyD how are you bud? Can we have some pics of your LED's they look way cooool
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I'm good thanks, how are you?
Ah yes. For those of you who don't know, I replaced all of my interior bulbs (6 in the roof, 4 footwell and 4 puddle using original BMW 10 LED pack + BMW 4 LED pack). It came out pretty well, a crispy white colour:
Really simple mod (All you really need is a flat-head screwdriver), but makes such a difference inside. They also work with the car's "fountain" lights effect (where the lights slowly dim to off rather than a sudden change), and of course error free. I didn't want to get involved with buying bulbs off eBay and having to face problems such as error codes, flickering, radio/TV interference, etc.
Sunny.
Hey SunnyD how are you bud? Can we have some pics of your LED's they look way cooool
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I'm good thanks, how are you?
Ah yes. For those of you who don't know, I replaced all of my interior bulbs (6 in the roof, 4 footwell and 4 puddle using original BMW 10 LED pack + BMW 4 LED pack). It came out pretty well, a crispy white colour:
Really simple mod (All you really need is a flat-head screwdriver), but makes such a difference inside. They also work with the car's "fountain" lights effect (where the lights slowly dim to off rather than a sudden change), and of course error free. I didn't want to get involved with buying bulbs off eBay and having to face problems such as error codes, flickering, radio/TV interference, etc.
Sunny.
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2014 2:47 pm
Are the OEM kits expensive? I'd like to put a red filtered one above my son when we are travelling at night so I can see him but without having all the interior lights on.
They do look good, and at least work with the dimming side too...
Richard
They do look good, and at least work with the dimming side too...
Richard
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2014 9:47 pm
The 10-pack is around £90 or so from the dealer if I remember correctly, and I can't remember how much the 4-pack cost (I think it was roughly just over half the price of the 10 pack).
As for a red coloured light, BMW don't officially do one as far as I know. How bright does it have to be? Could you get away with a red-coloured halogen W5W bulb?
BTW, if bulbs are missing/blown, an error code is generated and stored in the vehicles memory (for the roof lights at least). I had to clear the error codes for my roof lights after fitment (I used iVini app + BMWhat bluetooth adapter to do that).
As for a red coloured light, BMW don't officially do one as far as I know. How bright does it have to be? Could you get away with a red-coloured halogen W5W bulb?
BTW, if bulbs are missing/blown, an error code is generated and stored in the vehicles memory (for the roof lights at least). I had to clear the error codes for my roof lights after fitment (I used iVini app + BMWhat bluetooth adapter to do that).
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2014 10:01 pm
Tnx for the info. I'll most likely use a red film filter gel. It doesn't need to be bright, just bright enough to allow the driver to see him.
R
R
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2014 2:08 am
[quote="X5Sport"]
Tnx for the info. I'll most likely use a red film filter gel. It doesn't need to be bright, just bright enough to allow the driver to see him.
R
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You could apply the film gel onto the flat circular face of the LED bulb (there is a sealed plastic cover between the outer end of the bulb and the diode itself just under it, which makes this possible!). All the light comes off the flat circular end, I.e. There are no LEDs on the side of the bulb
Tnx for the info. I'll most likely use a red film filter gel. It doesn't need to be bright, just bright enough to allow the driver to see him.
R
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You could apply the film gel onto the flat circular face of the LED bulb (there is a sealed plastic cover between the outer end of the bulb and the diode itself just under it, which makes this possible!). All the light comes off the flat circular end, I.e. There are no LEDs on the side of the bulb
Re: A 'hello' and a small rant
Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2014 8:59 am
[quote="sunnydude959"]
[quote="IceQueenX"]
Hey SunnyD how are you bud? Can we have some pics of your LED's they look way cooool
[/quote]
I'm good thanks, how are you?
Ah yes. For those of you who don't know, I replaced all of my interior bulbs (6 in the roof, 4 footwell and 4 puddle using original BMW 10 LED pack + BMW 4 LED pack). It came out pretty well, a crispy white colour:
Really simple mod (All you really need is a flat-head screwdriver), but makes such a difference inside. They also work with the car's "fountain" lights effect (where the lights slowly dim to off rather than a sudden change), and of course error free. I didn't want to get involved with buying bulbs off eBay and having to face problems such as error codes, flickering, radio/TV interference, etc.
Sunny.
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Sorry for putting you on the spot there, I get a bit carried away sometimes (aswell as being slow to reply lol).
Watch out in case three wise men follow you around, they are very white and bright
[quote="IceQueenX"]
Hey SunnyD how are you bud? Can we have some pics of your LED's they look way cooool
[/quote]
I'm good thanks, how are you?
Ah yes. For those of you who don't know, I replaced all of my interior bulbs (6 in the roof, 4 footwell and 4 puddle using original BMW 10 LED pack + BMW 4 LED pack). It came out pretty well, a crispy white colour:
Really simple mod (All you really need is a flat-head screwdriver), but makes such a difference inside. They also work with the car's "fountain" lights effect (where the lights slowly dim to off rather than a sudden change), and of course error free. I didn't want to get involved with buying bulbs off eBay and having to face problems such as error codes, flickering, radio/TV interference, etc.
Sunny.
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Sorry for putting you on the spot there, I get a bit carried away sometimes (aswell as being slow to reply lol).
Watch out in case three wise men follow you around, they are very white and bright