E90 Bmw Adaptive Xenon Drivers Side on 2040-parts.com
East Amherst, New York, US
This is a drivers side adaptive xenon headlamp for a e90 BMW facelift vehicle 2009-2011. Sedan. Was taken out of a CPO vehicle due to defects shown in pictures. Two mount tabs have slight tares in them and have been sealed. No moisture in headlamp. Headlamp functions as deigned all lights work and move. This is a bare assembly. No bulbs, module or ballast. No warranty on part. Great buy if your not looking to spend $1200 on one head lamp!
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