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BMW G30 LCI
Complete Conversion Checklist

Planning a complete BMW G30 LCI conversion? Use this master checklist to make sure the important parts, electrical work, installation requirements and final checks are covered before the project is finished.

Step 01

Before You Buy

Start with the car, not the parts. Confirm the existing configuration and define exactly how complete the LCI conversion should be.

Step 03

Electrical & Coding

The electrical side should be planned together with the selected lights and vehicle configuration. The checklist only identifies what needs to be checked; the detailed retrofit guide covers the technical implementation.

Step 05

Painting & Bodywork

Painting is part of the conversion whenever the selected body components do not already match the vehicle.

Check Which Parts Need Paint

Identify bumper, diffuser, spoiler or other body components that require painting or refinishing.

Confirm Paint Code

Use the vehicle's correct paint information before bodywork or refinishing begins.

Check Panel Gaps

Verify fitment and alignment before final paint wherever possible so bodywork is not completed around an incorrect fit.

Complete Bodywork

Finish any required preparation, repair or adjustment before the final exterior assembly.

Final Master Checklist

Before calling the BMW G30 LCI conversion complete, run through the entire project one more time.

Vehicle specification confirmed
LCI configuration defined
All exterior parts confirmed
Headlights confirmed
Tail lights confirmed
Bumper and grilles confirmed
Rear diffuser and spoiler confirmed
Wiring and connectors checked
Modules and compatibility checked
Coding / programming completed where required
Mounting hardware and small parts installed
Painting and bodywork completed
Exterior fitment and panel gaps checked
All relevant lighting functions tested
Warning messages and fault memory checked
Final coding and functionality verified
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Check Your Complete Conversion Setup

Before ordering a complete retrofit setup, have the vehicle specification, production information and current equipment checked against the LCI configuration you want to build.