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This product was last offered at the strikethrough price on
05-03-2026
This product was last offered at the strikethrough price on
05-03-2026
Are you tired of the traditional white DRLs that came with your BMW from the factory? Upgrade your headlights with the new Turner Motorsport LED DRL Modules to achieve the highly sought-after Yellow DTM or GT-style appearance!
Turner Motorsport LED DRL Modules offer the first true Plug-and-Play solution for your BMW, allowing you to easily swap them out without damaging your original DRLs. Unlike many options that require you to remove your DRL modules and pry the LED circuit board away from the factory heatsink—risking a bent circuit board and cracked traces—Turner Motorsport’s modules come with a pre-mounted heatsink. This design eliminates the risk and saves time on installation. Plus, if you ever need to revert back to stock, simply swap the modules out and you’re good to go.
These LED DRL modules are designed to work with the factory headlight controllers and wiring. No coding or additional wiring is necessary for a seamless integration.
This kit includes all the DRL modules necessary to upgrade both the driver and passenger side headlights.
Installation Note: Due to the location of the factory modules, removal of the fender liners and/or front bumper may be necessary.
This product was last offered at the strikethrough price on
06-08-2026
This product was last offered at the strikethrough price on
06-08-2026
The URO Xenon Control Unit (Ballast) - Priced Each - BMW & MINI is an essential component for ensuring the proper function of your BMW or MINI’s HID headlights. If you've replaced the bulb in one of your HID headlights and it still isn't working, the issue is likely with the igniter or control unit. The igniter and control unit work together to regulate when the HID lights turn on and begin emitting light, and a faulty control unit can prevent the system from functioning.