My biggest concern with the LED lights is their ability to melt snow and ice while driving in NE USA winter weather. Any information on that yet Jason? TIA
LED HEADLAMPS- GIULIA/STELVIO
LED HEADLAMPS- GIULIA/STELVIO
Not available to order yet. In due time we will have more info.
Email: [email protected]
-Time will tell but the wire harnesses are the same. Might need some rewiring to get most functions to work. No idea yet!
- Pricing not set yet and hope to have a solid price in the new weeks.
- ETA on headlamps is not set yet but we expect them in the next 2-3 months but due to headlamp shortages already, let's shoot for 6-8 months
- Once lamps are available, payment will be required in full. If you do not, you loose your spot in line for these lamps.
Thank you
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Not available to order yet. In due time we will have more info.
Email: [email protected]
-Time will tell but the wire harnesses are the same. Might need some rewiring to get most functions to work. No idea yet!
- Pricing not set yet and hope to have a solid price in the new weeks.
- ETA on headlamps is not set yet but we expect them in the next 2-3 months but due to headlamp shortages already, let's shoot for 6-8 months
- Once lamps are available, payment will be required in full. If you do not, you loose your spot in line for these lamps.
Thank you
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Wasn‘t interested in them at first.
But after seeing this… 🤔
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But after seeing this… 🤔
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This is going to blasphemous, but to me these new headlights, combined with the scudetto V, look like a moose; I suppose that's no worse than the current beaver shaped formed by the V and qv hood vents 🤣Wasn‘t interested in them at first.
But after seeing this… 🤔
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Slightly off topic, but has anyone had a look at the 35W NAFTA spec headlights to see if they have autoleveling motors?
The wiring diagram shows just this at the headlight (premium headlights)
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I find this pretty strange given that there is only 1 bulb for high and low beams (some Euro spec cars have separate bulbs with halogen headlights). The LIN BUS comes from the autolevel module. My car apparently has the autolevel module (MES can talk to it).
Note that a lot of functionality is possible via the LIN BUS but of course the other end of the LIN BUS needs to talk the same language as the headlight (re: LED headlights).
The high beam driver, low beam driver, DRL driver and fault sense wires go to the BCM.
Note 9 pins shown, numbered from 1 to 14. I do not know if there are 5 unused pins on the connector or what. Here is the connector diagram:
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It indicated that various pin combinations are used for various options:
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The diagram also shows wiring for front fog lamps on all models. Hmmm, I wonder if it really is there. Maybe the diagram that Mopar sold me is "preliminary" and does not reflect reality? Some of the above makes no sense to me, so take any of it with a grain of salt.
The wiring diagram shows just this at the headlight (premium headlights)
I find this pretty strange given that there is only 1 bulb for high and low beams (some Euro spec cars have separate bulbs with halogen headlights). The LIN BUS comes from the autolevel module. My car apparently has the autolevel module (MES can talk to it).
Note that a lot of functionality is possible via the LIN BUS but of course the other end of the LIN BUS needs to talk the same language as the headlight (re: LED headlights).
The high beam driver, low beam driver, DRL driver and fault sense wires go to the BCM.
Note 9 pins shown, numbered from 1 to 14. I do not know if there are 5 unused pins on the connector or what. Here is the connector diagram:
It indicated that various pin combinations are used for various options:
The diagram also shows wiring for front fog lamps on all models. Hmmm, I wonder if it really is there. Maybe the diagram that Mopar sold me is "preliminary" and does not reflect reality? Some of the above makes no sense to me, so take any of it with a grain of salt.
@Alfissimo actually #3 is headlight control unit, one for each headlight. and it should be required - not sure why X is there. without it headlight won't even light up.
also LED headlights will use front/rear headlight height sensors. doesn't say anything if those will be required for US.
went through part catalogue and seems like they changed how headlights will be connected - was hoping they will use similar design as on Maserati but they didn't.
@lockem wiring is correct. it's just stupid way how they show it - it shows all possibilities on connector at the same time hence some pins using different signals. it would be easier if they just showed separate pinout for halogen, 25W, 35W but it is as it is. I've seen worse
also LED headlights will use front/rear headlight height sensors. doesn't say anything if those will be required for US.
went through part catalogue and seems like they changed how headlights will be connected - was hoping they will use similar design as on Maserati but they didn't.
@lockem wiring is correct. it's just stupid way how they show it - it shows all possibilities on connector at the same time hence some pins using different signals. it would be easier if they just showed separate pinout for halogen, 25W, 35W but it is as it is. I've seen worse
Yes, yes yes....it is. Excuse me I was not thinking straight here. X I have seen before but I cannot remember the meaning, possibly it means it comes with complete lamp.@Alfissimo actually #3 is headlight control unit, one for each headlight. and it should be required - not sure why X is there. without it headlight won't even light up.
also LED headlights will use front/rear headlight height sensors. doesn't say anything if those will be required for US.
went through part catalogue and seems like they changed how headlights will be connected - was hoping they will use similar design as on Maserati but they didn't.
@lockem wiring is correct. it's just stupid way how they show it - it shows all possibilities on connector at the same time hence some pins using different signals. it would be easier if they just showed separate pinout for halogen, 25W, 35W but it is as it is. I've seen worse
This thread is a massive tease
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