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Installing CCFL Angel Eyes on a BMW E36
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2020
- When I bought my BMW the headlights were different, one was original and the other aftermarket. So I purchased another aftermarket one to keep things consistent, and while doing that I got some Angel Eyes as well. In this video I show you how I installed them.
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- CCFL Angel Eyes: www.ebay.com.a...
(The eye rings must both be the same size to fit the E36 headlights)
- DEPO Headlight: www.ebay.com.a...
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Sorry for the long delay between videos, I've been jam packed with study for the past few months and haven't had much time; however, I've got plenty of fun videos planned. I'm getting a custom cat-back exhaust soon, stick around for that!
Another awesome quality video thanks!
@@Beastlyman246 Thanks so much!
What an absolutely quality video. Super helpful and clean. Keep dropin those. Nice job, keep the good work
Thanks so much mate! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Thank you for a good guide and walktrough how install them and connect properly. Gj mate
Thanks man!!
I'm watching from Serbia and I have to say hello, faith
Nice videos men, I would like more videos like this like tutorial
Thanks!
No worries mate! Glad you enjoyed it
Gracias por el video. me va a servir para instalarlos en el mio.
Thanks for the guide line Bru just wanted to know if you left the park lights in or if you took them out
No worries mate! Nah I took them out since I connected the angel eyes to the park light wiring, didn't want park lights and angel eyes at the same time.
Hii first yo say that de negative is brown and 12v + yellow and then when you done the installation you weld the brown and grey why?
Good job bro.. I equally have a E36 wagon BMW, i need these angles eyes, how can i get it to fix it in my car?
Are the angel eyes an addition to the existing halogen lamps ?
Is it possible to install the angel eyes onto the original e36 headlights?
I believe it's possible but it would be more difficult since there are no grooves built into the headlights for holding the angel eyes. You'd need to glue them on somehow I think.
How much did the angel eyes cost?
Great vid
They cost about $30 for CCFL ones
Hi great video really helped i hafe the bought new depo headlights and new angel eyes all the same as yours but for some reason the resistors keep overheating and breaking is thare something im missing?
Hmm that's strange, maybe the resistors aren't rated for the same amperage as the lights?
Same thing is happening to me. Did you find a solution?
Where did you buy your depo headlights
nvm i found that you added the listing on the description
Hi, can you tell me if these headlights fit on the bmw e36 96, but 4 doors?
Yes they should fit on all E36's, I believe they have the same headlights
I have a 96 4 door and they are completely different headlights. I already ordered the ccfl angel eyes but cannot open the sedan lights housing.
Any ideas?
do you need the after market headlights to install the angel eyes?
It makes the job a lot easier since there's grooves in the aftermarket ones to hold the angel eyes. You could use the OEM headlights but it would be harder to mount the angel eyes, they would need to be secured to the headlight glass somehow.
Hi sir, I need your advice on ccfl vs led or halogen ?
Hey mate, the main difference between CCFL and LED is the brightness. The LED ones can be much brighter than CCFL. One downside with LED is that you can sometimes see the gap between each LED diode inside the rings (depending on the quality of the product, some are much less noticeable or even nonexistent), whereas the CCFL rings are a single light source. LED can also be a more blue tinge of white, while CCFL is more neutral (again it depends, some LEDs have different colour temperatures). Also CCFL lights can have trouble turning on properly in very cold conditions, so depending on where you live that may be a problem. Halogen I haven't had experience with so I can't give you much advice there, sorry. I'd say go with LED if you want brighter angel eyes that are more pronounced on sunny days, and go with CCFL if you want something less bright. I went with CCFL since I prefer the less harsh light they produce, and they are more in line with the actual angel eyes used on BMWs. Good luck!
@@aussiee3626 thank you sir
How to hold the angel eyes?
Do you mean inside the headlights? The DEPO headlights I purchased have a little space inside where the angel eyes sit and are secured in place by the headlight lenses. If you are using the OEM headlights you might need to use some sort of tape or glue to secure them, as they aren't designed for angel eyes.
@@aussiee3626 even the euro headlights?
@@faegyrfvvc Yeah, the one original light I replaced in this video was a euro one, it didn't have anything to help hold the eyes that I could see
how much do the depo lights cost?
In Australia I got one for about $175 AUD
yea thanks for not sharing how to connect it. Im going for another youtuber :))))
He literally explained that, what do you mean