Parts number for EU spec headlights

[Dan512]

I recently imported a GTS from the States and am in the (not easy) process of trying to register it in Germany.

One of the last issues are the headlights which appearantly are different between the US and the EU models. So I‘m looking for a set of used ones.

Could any EU owners help me out with the correct parts numbers or pics of the labels on top of the headlight units.

Alternatively, I found a specialized company that emits EU light certificates for US spec headlights, but I cannot find the reference number they gave me anywhere on the headlight unit (this is the reference: AL SAE L U I5 P P2 DRL K 12 DOT VOL LU)

[TT1351]

Go on schmeidemanns web site with a little research I think you can find the pn’s

[schnell325]

If you can find a VIN from an EU GTS, you may* be able to find the part number here:

https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/select

[robbo mcs]

Originally Posted by schnell325

If you can find a VIN from an EU GTS, you may* be able to find the part number here:

https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/select

Yep, all the part numbers are here

https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/par...W-M4_GTS&mg=63

The individual part pages are for adaptive and non-adaptive. For the whole unit a euro spec would be NO for Japan and NO Hong Kong, AFAIK

[swagon]

GTS headlights are just regular F32 Adaptive LEDs.

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US v EU have different part numbers, but I don't think there are physical differences. US lights only have some adaptive functions that come standard in Europe coded out.

[Dan512]

Originally Posted by swagon

GTS headlights are just regular F32 Adaptive LEDs.

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US v EU have different part numbers, but I don't think there are physical differences. US lights only have some adaptive functions that come standard in Europe coded out.

Thanks a lot!

I think as well that the headlight units are physically the same, but the technician reviewing the car says they need an E1 stamp on them and the installed units don‘t have that so he won‘t accept them

[swagon]

Originally Posted by Dan512

Thanks a lot!

I think as well that the headlight units are physically the same, but the technician reviewing the car says they need an E1 stamp on them and the installed units don‘t have that so he won‘t accept them

That's a good point, yeah. True. Rear lights share the same PN.

I think you can get them OEM to save some money by not going for OE BMW.

[diegolozada1]

hello I have a bmw m4 2015 European I crash and my headlight full led broke, can I buy the headlight in USA?