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  1. How to change the Angel Eyes H8 bulbs on the BMW E90 and E91

    Changing your Angel Eyes H8 bulbs on your BMW E90N or E91N LCI Facelift can seem incredibly tricky. But fear not! The halo rings that sit at the front of this elegant car look sophisticated, but actually contain simple halogen bulbs. With this easy step-by-step guide, you will have no trouble replacing the LED angel eyes, and your BMW e90...

    This entry was posted in BMW on April 4, 2019 by Xenons4u Team.

  2. A comparison of Philips D5S and Osram D8S 25W Xenon HID Bulbs

    Cars need more bulbs than most people might imagine. Headlights and rear lights are the most obvious contenders, but there are more. When it comes to headlights, there are a number of options. However, two of the best headlight bulbs are the Philips D5s PK32d-7 and the Osram D8S Xenarc Electronic 66548. Both are Xenon HID 25 watt bulbs, but...

    This entry was posted in HID Bulbs on February 26, 2019 by Xenons4U.

  3. Features and colours of HID D4S Xenon Bulbs

    Looking for a new or customised bulb for your headlamps? This post must be informative for you. Upgrading your headlamps Headlights on a car are often seen as purely functional items. They show you where to go and they usually last for a long time. Therefore, changing your headlights is a rare job, but when given the chance, you should...

    This entry was posted in Xenon Bulbs on February 26, 2019 by Xenons4U.

  4. What Are The Failure Symptoms Of NOx Sensor In BMW N43 N53 Cars ?

    What exactly is a NOx sensor and what does it do? With the introduction of N43 and N53 series engines in 2007, BMW began to incorporate more sophisticated technology into the marque’s basic specification models. One of these new developments for these motors was a new engine management computer – called a DME in BMW terminology – as well as...

    This entry was posted in Nox Sensor & BMW on February 24, 2019 by Xenons4U.

  5. Mercedes Benz P229F62 and P2202 error codes explained

    If an on-board computer scan of your Mercedes Benz has highlighted the error codes P229F62,  P229e or P2202, this means that the NOx sensor Mercedes on your vehicle has failed. These error codes are applicable to the following Mercedes Benz models: Sprinter W906, W222, W205, W212, S212, A207, C207, W213, W238, GLC, W166 GLE Bluetec and many other cars. Below...

    This entry was posted in Mercedes Benz on February 15, 2019 by Xenons4U.

  6. The Most Common Mercedes Benz NOx Sensor Issues

    A nitrous oxide sensor, or, as it is more commonly known, a NOx sensor, is a device in automobiles which is designed to detect nitrogen oxide. It uses a lambda probe in the exhaust to measure how much oxygen is present, feeding this information back to the engine management system. Unfortunately, over time, NOx sensors can malfunction, leading to a...

    This entry was posted in Nox Sensor & Mercedes Benz on February 15, 2019 by Xenons4U.

  7. How would you know if the NOx sensor of Mercedes sprinter is bad?

    If you are suspicious about NOx sensor of Mercedes sprinter, or wondering whether your sprinter van requires a NOx sensor replacement, Xenons4u is here to help and support you recognize, diagnose and handle the issue. Let’s learn a little more about what NOx sensor of Mercedes does for your car and how to get the idea that it’s time to...

    This entry was posted in Nox Sensor on February 7, 2019 by Xenons4U.

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