12-02-2014, 05:46 PM | #1 |
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Headlight adaptive issue
I recently replaced my passenger headlight with another used headlight in better condition working fine. I swapped my headlight out and changed all components normally. I'm now getting an error message in my car saying that my adaptive control is malfunctioning. I've read several diff things from it needing a new module to it having to be programmed. My headlight was working fine before so I kno the module isn't bad. Could it need reprogramming? Someone please help as I don't wanna purchase unnecessary parts or start uninstalling everything thanks
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12-02-2014, 09:09 PM | #2 |
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If you swapped the adaptive modules, then there is no need for coding. The only other issue is if the headlights you swapped do not support the adaptive functionality (no corner light).
Did the adaptive module plug into a clip, or did you just secure it with screws in place? Could you have mixed up your old adaptive module and the replacement one when changing the headlights?
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