BMW X5 E53 LCM

How to get your lights working again on a BMW X5 E53 by replacing the Light Control Module (LCM). AKA: Light Check Module. No coding needed, but... your red tamper dot will be on in the dashboard, and if the previous car did not have Xenon headlights but yours does, then it may not display the proper lights for daytime running lights or high beams. That was the case with mine but I eventually got all the software and cables to code away the tamper dot and fix my high beams. If you want to get rid of the red tamper dot, watch the YouTube video: “Coding New Light Module | BMW E46 LED Retrofit PART 2” Here is the link:    • Coding New Light Module | BMW E46 LED Retr...   If you need to code your LCM so it knows your car has Xenon lights, or to keep your fog lights on with high beams, etc. watch this YouTube video for where to get the software and cable and how to install it: “The EASIEST Setup Guide INPA and NCS EXPERT” Here is the link:    • Video   To learn how to use NCS EXPERT to code your car, I recommend the following video. It is long and unedited but is a newbie following an experts step-by-step instructions and I found it very helpful. It’s called: “BMW Coding Simple Beginner” And here is the link:    • BMW Coding Simple Beginner