Xenons

[DBT40]

Whilst the subject has been raised elsewhere, does anybody know if xenons can be changed for driving on the wrong side of the road? and if so can you just switch something over on the other side of the water, or do you need to take the thing to bits?

[Mark CSL]

DONT KNOW

But i shall find out tomorrow for you :thumbs:

[DBT40]

good man

[Mark CSL]

good man

where in scotland are you

[DBT40]

It's me, Peter. Owner of that lovely SG csl you let go off.

[Mark CSL]

Ok how are you did you get the vibration fixed ?

[neil]

did mark sell you a vibrating lemon? :whistle: :whistle: :whistle:

[Mark CSL]

did mark sell you a vibrating lemon? :whistle: :whistle: :whistle:

no :birdman:

He gets a vibration at 140mph in 6 gear but it goes away in 5 gear
i think :smokin:

[neil]

oh, he's going to fast anyway LOL, must be silver

[M5 Dan]

I am sure the Xenons can be programmed at the dealer.

But short term, if you are going abroad for a visit, then the deflectors are available and easy to put on and take off.

[DBT40]

The vibration? well thats a story, I replaced a broken spring and that helped straight off, then I got the wheels balanced and it pretty much went away. I'm pretty sure it's a wheel issue as it is still there slightly, I can only feel it in sixth. My diff is f****d though, so another trip to the dealers is in the offing when I can be bothered. I keep meaning to drop by one of these days and let you see for yourself.
The gear box rattle I was worried about turned out to be the cats disintegrating and I've got new oem ones, it doesn't rattle now but it's somewhat quieter at full chat.
Still loving this car though, can't imagine ever selling it.

[DBT40]

I am sure the Xenons can be programmed at the dealer.

But short term, if you are going abroad for a visit, then the deflectors are available and easy to put on and take off.

well I was wondering how they do it, it must be something simple as they aren't computers? Will no doubt resort to my usual practice and just blind the oncoming traffic.

[Mark CSL]

I am sure the Xenons can be programmed at the dealer.

But short term, if you are going abroad for a visit, then the deflectors are available and easy to put on and take off.

well I was wondering how they do it, it must be something simple as they aren't computers? Will no doubt resort to my usual practice and just blind the oncoming traffic.

There is a cover on the back of the light just remove
and push the lever across thats all

Ps on both lights :119:

I am sure it tells you in the glove box manual

[DBT40]

there you go, good info Mark. :beer:

[DBT40]

never read the manual :whistle: