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E36 Coupe Front Lights

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Topic: E36 Coupe Front Lights
Posted By: Xeus
Subject: E36 Coupe Front Lights
Date Posted: 21-October-2002 at 21:47

Hi,

My front passenger side lights have been smashed. It seems to be just the glass covering. Is this replaceable or does the whole light unit require replacing?

How much would it cost?

Thanks for your help.




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Posted By: Nigel Marston
Date Posted: 22-October-2002 at 00:33

Hello

The glass cover on the front lights is held on by spring clips and is easily replaced

There are two types.  The later one has 'nobbles' along the top edge and the earlier one doesn't.  If I remember right, they changed sometime in 1994.

The BMW price for these is about £60 just for the glass if I remember rightly.  You can get them cheaper outside of the dealer network.  The cheapest option of all is a second hand one of which I have 2!!

Let me know if you are interested?



Posted By: Webdunk
Date Posted: 22-October-2002 at 08:38
Quote: Originally posted by Nigel Marston on 22-October-2002

The BMW price for these is about £60 just for the glass if I remember rightly.  You can get them cheaper outside of the dealer network.  The cheapest option of all is a second hand one of which I have 2!!


You beat me to it! I've got a couple of complete headlight units that I want to shift! Replaced mine with In.Pro angel eyes :-)



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Posted By: Nigel Marston
Date Posted: 22-October-2002 at 18:07
Quote: Originally posted by Webdunk on 22-October-2002

You beat me to it! I've got a couple of complete headlight units that I want to shift! Replaced mine with In.Pro angel eyes :-)


I have two full passenger side headlight units with some broken lugs so that's why I am happy to sell the glass separately - at the moment, they are just adding to my large collection of clutter (otherwise known as BMW parts I have no use for!)


Posted By: Webdunk
Date Posted: 23-October-2002 at 19:01
Don't suppose you've got some nice AC Schnitzer aluminium pedals for a manual E36 cluttering...?

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Posted By: Nigel Marston
Date Posted: 23-October-2002 at 19:17
I don't have any cluttering but as I make my living exporting BMW accessories to all corners of the world, I have access to them new.  Can't remember how much they are exactly but I seem to remeber that they are just over or around £100 per set.  Nothing by AC Schnitzer is cheap but then you get what you pay for.



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