Flickering Lights on start up

SimpleS

New member
Hey all,

I noticed this the other evening when I started the 135i.

The lights were set to auto and as I pushed the noise button, the headlights flickered for a few seconds then activated fully.

I know the lights need to warm up when the car is first started but this was a proper ON off ON off ON off flicker.

Ideas? :fencelook:
 

ChefDJ

///Member
That's why :thumbs:

Don't worry, I've seen it plenty.

My number plate lights do it :slow:
 

ChefDJ

///Member
When I had aftermarket LED's in my angel rings, they would flash separately when they weren't switched on. Looked like a cop car.

I could use blue ones and be my own blue-light brigade :fencelook:
 
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S1NGH 001

Guest
There's a simple solution to this problem, it can be coded away.......

BMW has a system in place that regulates the voltage sent to the bulbs known as heat and cold control, it's for climates that experience seriously cold temperatures..... Get the feature coded off and problem solved :thumbs:
 

ChefDJ

///Member
S1NGH 001 said:
There's a simple solution to this problem, it can be coded away.......

BMW has a system in place that regulates the voltage sent to the bulbs known as heat and cold control, it's for climates that experience seriously cold temperatures..... Get the feature coded off and problem solved :thumbs:

Have heard of this before :idea:
 

ChefDJ

///Member
Hubblyking said:
When you buy aftermarket bulbs or hid kits it needs to be canbus for the later models:thumbs:

Even the canbus ones flicker :thumbs:

My LED's are canbus too.
 
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S1NGH 001

Guest
ChefDJ said:
Hubblyking said:
When you buy aftermarket bulbs or hid kits it needs to be canbus for the later models:thumbs:

Even the canbus ones flicker :thumbs:

My LED's are canbus too.

+1 :thumbs:
 
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Dippies

Guest
S1NGH 001 said:
There's a simple solution to this problem, it can be coded away.......

BMW has a system in place that regulates the voltage sent to the bulbs known as heat and cold control, it's for climates that experience seriously cold temperatures..... Get the feature coded off and problem solved :thumbs:

Good reply :thumbs:
 
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