hi all

just getting parts together for a 2009 facelift and would
like to know if i can use my old bumper bar
or do i need a new one. And apart from HEADLIGHTS,BUMPER, GRILL
is ther anything else i need


thanks mark..

A degree in electronics, or a very good wiring conversion kit/ fix, to resolve the issues with wiring the facelift lights.

I assume you're talking about the 2010 facelift, the headlights aren't a straightforward fit in terms of wiring, then you might want to update grills and rear lights.

Plenty of info and examples if you search on 2010 conversion.  Range Rover-less at the moment - Pining!

dont think you can use the old bumper bar, needs a facelift one..all the conversions i've seen on ebay always have one included making me think you have to have it to mount the new bumper... ... - .- -.




Y. O. L. O.
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hi

no its the 2006 to 2009 facelift that i am doing
I have the new rear lights and side vent just need to do the conversion now
any help on doing this would be helpful

thanks

your title says 2003 to 2009 ? ... - .- -.




Y. O. L. O.
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Thanks Scarey
looks like i need a bumper bar then
ill put some pics on when i am doing it

you fitting the new led rear lights? ... - .- -.




Y. O. L. O.
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sorry my ffrr is a 2003 and i am doing a 2006 to 2009 facelife

no i have the sc ones in

ok and good luck mate.  ... - .- -.




Y. O. L. O.
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You will need 2 headlamps (the more basic the easier the wiring)
Bumper
Bumper reinforcer
Plastic front support panel
front wheelarch liners
2 wing corner bumper support brackets
foglamps + wiring
Headlamp wash system (new pump and pipework from Land Rover) will be MOT requirement in 2012!

Strip off the existing front end and bin it. Cut off the front wing lips and weld or bond the inner and outers back together. Modify lower wing to bumper brackets to fit. Modify wiring, Bolt on all new parts. Around 10hrs to do this job for an experienced converter... Allow a couple of days if its your first time...

Its a lot of work but well worth the effort...


Speak to Simon at powerfulluk.com he sells plug and play looms for the headlights...


Craig

If you can get them, I'd highly recommend the bi xenon adaptive lights, I have them on my 2006 MY Supercharged, first time I've had working adaptive lights, and they are fantastic!  Range Rover-less at the moment - Pining!

David, they cannot be retro fitted my friend... Need ECU's connected to gearbox, air suspension, speedo head and many many more to take all of the relevant data to the lamps...

Have you noticed yet, not only do yours move with the steering but also up and down with acceleration and breaking...


Craig

Cam-Tech-Craig wrote:

..SNIPHave you noticed yet, not only do yours move with the steering but also up and down with acceleration and breaking.../SNIP

WOW, >2 years on and I didn't notice, thanks Craig!