Replacing AFS Headlights with non AFS

Quiet Clutch · 05-30-2023, 11:41 AM

Hello, I have a 2014 535 x drive and it came with xenon adaptive headlights. Started getting adaptive headlight malfunction so I bought a new module. Turns out the connection in the housing was also corroded. Saw a great deal on 2 non AFS xenon headlights. Was wondering after I code out adaptive headlights, will the new headlights basically be plug and play? Or will I require more additional coding. I’m reusing the same module on my passenger side, but bought a new module for the drivers side due to old one being corroded.

Leozao · 09-05-2023, 08:39 AM

You Will need to remove 524 from FA and code FRM and Kombi in E-Sys. I think it should do the trick. Its not easy to do it in Bimmercode because of all the parameters that need to be changed (most of the parameters have not yet been discovered) so its better to do it with Esys.

05-30-2023, 11:41 AM	#1
Quiet Clutch New Member 1 Rep 9 Posts Drives: 2014 BMW 535i xDrive (F10) Join Date: Jan 2021 Location: New Jersey iTrader: (0)	Replacing AFS Headlights with non AFS Hello, I have a 2014 535 x drive and it came with xenon adaptive headlights. Started getting adaptive headlight malfunction so I bought a new module. Turns out the connection in the housing was also corroded. Saw a great deal on 2 non AFS xenon headlights. Was wondering after I code out adaptive headlights, will the new headlights basically be plug and play? Or will I require more additional coding. I’m reusing the same module on my passenger side, but bought a new module for the drivers side due to old one being corroded.
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09-05-2023, 08:39 AM	#2
Leozao New Member 0 Rep 14 Posts Drives: 5' F10 LCI Join Date: Jun 2023 Location: Portugal iTrader: (0)	You Will need to remove 524 from FA and code FRM and Kombi in E-Sys. I think it should do the trick. Its not easy to do it in Bimmercode because of all the parameters that need to be changed (most of the parameters have not yet been discovered) so its better to do it with Esys.
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