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Looking to uprgrade to DRL bi xenons, any tips?

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  • Looking to uprgrade to DRL bi xenons, any tips?

    Hey guys, i wanna get myself some OEM bi xenons with the driving lights for the polo. I bought some lower fog lights a while back but i want to get the DRLs to get them both done in one sitting.

    Who has any advice on where to get a good deal on these driving lights?

    And should i look into the aftermarket brands, also, when purchased should i then take them to a dealer to get them input into the computer etc.

    Thanks guys, this will be the first thing i do to the car, and i dont plan on much more as i like it the way it is, so i wanna do it right.

  • #2
    Originally posted by jsoto2005 View Post
    Hey guys, i wanna get myself some OEM bi xenons with the driving lights for the polo. I bought some lower fog lights a while back but i want to get the DRLs to get them both done in one sitting.

    Who has any advice on where to get a good deal on these driving lights?

    And should i look into the aftermarket brands, also, when purchased should i then take them to a dealer to get them input into the computer etc.

    Thanks guys, this will be the first thing i do to the car, and i dont plan on much more as i like it the way it is, so i wanna do it right.
    Hope this helps Audi VW No-Fault HID Kit Xenon kit

    You can change them yourself but I would recommend taking the car to a professional (your mechanic or auto-electrician) to change and test them for you.

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    • #3
      I think jsoto2005 was after the full bi xenon headlight housing with DRL LEDs. I think someone on here has looked into it and the cost/effort to get oem was ridiculous.
      My suggestion would be to look for aftermarket housings with drls, but stick to halogen bulbs. Will be cheaper and easier.
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      • #4
        yea..

        Originally posted by MrDeathLad View Post
        I think jsoto2005 was after the full bi xenon headlight housing with DRL LEDs. I think someone on here has looked into it and the cost/effort to get oem was ridiculous.
        My suggestion would be to look for aftermarket housings with drls, but stick to halogen bulbs. Will be cheaper and easier.
        Yes thats what im after, ive been emailing a company that sells them on alibaba.com but im not sure if thats the way i wanna go, i should have bought them from stock/factory but theyre not cheap.

        Heres the link if anyone is interested:

        head lamp for polo, View head lamp , songwon Product Details from Xuancheng City Songwon Trading Co., Ltd. on Alibaba.com

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        • #5
          Originally posted by jsoto2005 View Post
          but im not sure if thats the way i wanna go,
          So that's USD$120-200 each (as I read it)
          With a minimum order of 20 pairs.
          Just for the assembly - no bulbs or electronic leveling units.

          So $4,800 plus shipping, plus GST, plus any import duty, plus whatever it will cost for the xenon kits to put bulbs in there.
          Mk8 Golf GTI

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          • #6
            Originally posted by ill0gitech View Post
            So that's USD$120-200 each (as I read it)
            With a minimum order of 20 pairs.
            Just for the assembly - no bulbs or electronic leveling units.

            So $4,800 plus shipping, plus GST, plus any import duty, plus whatever it will cost for the xenon kits to put bulbs in there.
            Technically speeking there is no real easy or cheep way to do this - there is also no legal way - for this reason no dealer will do it (unless you were willing to pay them more than what the car is worth)

            I should know I did it - the 1600$ option that is (Haha it was worth it though, I'm pretty sure mine mine was the first in Aus and only 2 other cars I know have had it done) - mines a TSI BTW so I can't option it, otherwise I would have.

            The cheapest you will get a whole kit for is about 1600$ to your door. Thats excluding the levelling system or washers becuase it's just impossible to fit them in (would need new bumper bar, jets, washer reservoir, wiring harness, dashboard, modules.....list just goes on).
            Last edited by nomadx38; 29-01-2014, 04:02 PM.

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            • #7
              would be able to find reps or similar on ebay
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              • #8
                FOR 2011 2013 Volkswagen Polo Headlight With Angel EYE AND BI Xenon Projector | eBay

                if only the aussie dollar wasnt so crap at the moment

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                • #9
                  FOR VW RHD Cross Polo LED Head Light Polo Angel Eyes Projector Lens 2011 12 Year | eBay
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                  • #10
                    Don't forget that the pin layout on the plugs are very different and it's not just plug and play. The standard halogens are a 10pin as opposed to the 14pin on the Xenons.

                    Also I'm quite suspicious of the first link as it says it comes with D2S bulbs and ballasts - the OEM Xenons are D3S which is quite a different setup - just saying.

                    Not to bad of a price though if they are OEM. You can pick up OEM sets (LHD sadly) from Europe for about 600 delivered but unfortunately you pay a big premium for RHD.

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                    • #11
                      The cross Polo is like a mini SUV based on the Polo. Not sure if it's the same lights as the regular Polo.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by nomadx38 View Post
                        Don't forget that the pin layout on the plugs are very different and it's not just plug and play. The standard halogens are a 10pin as opposed to the 14pin on the Xenons.

                        Also I'm quite suspicious of the first link as it says it comes with D2S bulbs and ballasts - the OEM Xenons are D3S which is quite a different setup - just saying.

                        Non of the links are OEM Xenons
                        They are both aftermarket and are made for the standard plug headlight.

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