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Tutorial for Volkswagen Transporter T5 (1st generation) Bi-xenon projector retrofit. We used a DEPO headlight for this retrofit (better price than Projektzwo headlights). They are cheap, easy to retrofit (not permasealed as the original T5 headlight, so they open easy with heat), and they are reasonable quality.

0:01 remove the lens clips
0:15 put the headlight in preheated oven (200 degrees C, turn the oven off when you put the headlight in it, because most ovens have one heat emitting side which can locally melt the headlight unit)
0:31 Bake your headlight! 3 minutes for the first time
0:40 After 3 minutes, rotate the headlight, to make sure that it’s equally heated
0:52 Again 3 minutes in the oven.
1:20 Use a flat head screw driver to pry the headlight open.
1:35 Don’t use to much force, work patiently
2:08 Gently remove the lens completely from the housing
2:30 Make sure the sealant doesn’t stick to chrome parts which are visible to the eye when installed on the car, this looks ugly
3:25 First insert the wires through the H7 bulb hole
3:58 Then insert the shaft of the Bi-xenon projector
4:20 Place the H7 adapter ring
4:28 Spring washer
4:31 Locking nut, tighten it! Now the projector is ready
5:05 Put the lens back on the headlight
5:56 Make sure it fits correct
6:20 Mount the clips back again
6:40 Bake it again to soften the sealant again, to make sure it will be closed correctly
7:03 This time only 3 minutes in total
7:12 Check the lens that it fits tight, apply some pressure with pliers.
7:39 Ready!

After this, connect the wires. You can use wire taps to connect the wires of the Bi-xenon solenoid to the High beam wire, and optionally the angel eyes.

This is the pinout:

1= Height adjustment motor
2= (empty pin)
3= Height adjustment motor
4= Ground dim/high beam
5= Height adjustment motor
6= Turn signal +
7= Low beam +
8= Ground turn signal / position light
9= High beam +
10= Position light +

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