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They are all LED but perhaps you ordered a 6R version for your 6C?

Should be fine.

fpepper wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2024 5:02 pmAny ideas in plain English where we should start to diagnose the issue. Cheers Guys

Visit a good mechanic. Turbo problems are difficult to diagnose without proper knowledge and tools.

caxa in a polo? that's new to me.

sounds like either a bad fuse/ground connection or a faulty BCM. the electric system of the 6c0 platform is in cases a bit fragile. super difficult to say what it is.

I'm okay with using this topic, the info is relevant to both 6R/6C and 9N/3 cars since the front axle is very similar. Just note you're doing it on a 9N3 in your post please. Looking forward to your contributions.

Yep those pins are indeed correct for any MQB car. Will you also do the heated washer nozzles?

i got a theory, the calliper mount on original axle on drivers right was bent cheapest repair was to get these drop plates for a second mounting instead of a replacement rear axle (rear axle body may not be repaired) and a damper was either leaking and replaced (but only one, i think you should do t...

Well, this is a bit awkward but okay, I'll confess. I've been doing retrofits for quite a while now and some people stood up as active members or even companies to provide either wirings or retrofitting as a service. Or a combination of both. Our tactics has always been to scare the user a bit with ...

Not that i noticed. Some say it adds rain closing but i had that on old sensor too

What happened?

I had a few customers that suffered from buzzing sounds on the inverter and flickering of the other interior lights. If you just put an led it should be fine. If it's a led with a power supply or inverter you might run into trouble.

on the front you could use the illumination of the window/mirror switch. i'm not sure it's a very good way of powering LEDs with a power supply.
a better way would perhaps be to route the 58 signal from the dimmer input via a new wire.

I'd be tempted to say no, since it's not just about wire thickness but also thermal capacity of the housing. Don't do it.