I bought a similar carstyle4you buttons, but did not like me and were disassembled.

By the tonality of color.Ugabista wrote: The button color looks slightly different, that's why you exchanged or worked badly

) can be solved by searching Saint google. Thank you very much. Well friend, before too thanks for your answer.ciclo wrote:By the tonality of color.Ugabista wrote: The button color looks slightly different, that's why you exchanged or worked badly
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In reference to your private message about installing the DRL (foglamps) in your POLO (with DRL headlights).
The first thing you should consider is the reference number BCM. Highly probably yours is 6R0937087 ?, so your future DRL can not be controlled by your BCM.
Knowing this, you need:
(for example)
wiring: http://www.ebay.de/itm/VW-Polo-6R-ab-20 ... 2c60a80df7
Fog lights with drl: http://www.ebay.de/itm/VW-Polo-6R-Nebel ... 2c5fec093d
Bulbs 2x: P21W
Installation (in your case) is very simple:
It is very easy, please do not ask me till you have any difficulties during installation. I receive many messages, one question after another, many of them (simple questions) can be solved by searching Saint google. Thank you very much.
This diagram is like a map, just follow the arrows. The electric current is like a river you have to follow to get from one point to another. In this case the light switch would be a floodgate you open or shut when you want or need.


All you have to do is hook in the PIN 3 lights switch connector.Ugabista wrote:ciclo wrote: Highly probably yours is 6R0937087 ?, so your future DRL can not be controlled by your BCM.

I have read and reread your previous post several times, which I realized was that as I have a BCM 6R0937087?(D) can not be controlled by the BCM.ciclo wrote:All you have to do is hook in the PIN 3 lights switch connector.Ugabista wrote:ciclo wrote: Highly probably yours is 6R0937087 ?, so your future DRL can not be controlled by your BCM.
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Your automatic lights are similar ... (chinesse module)
No matter, you hook to PIN3 original connector.
Sometimes ... It's frustrating for me ...
You have not read my previous post ...![]()

Well, first, I thank you the help provided on this issue of daytime running lights.ciclo wrote:From factory there are five different electrical installations daytime running lights depending on equipment and model POLO 6R.
Due to joins between; halogen headlights, fog lights, static cornering lights, xenon headlights and BlueMotion.
Your BCM does not have the necessary pins to control the DRL. Your BCM has no function in this case, forget your BCM.
Your daytime running lights factory is a simple wire connected to the low beam, so the scheme you drew above is wrong.
This is your electrical installation factory for DRL: (marked in red)
The only way you have to install daytime running lights on additional lamp (foglights) is:
Connect to PIN3 original lights switch connector and from here to additional lamps (foglights) interposing a 15 amp fuse. Your original wire for DRL should be isolated (cloth tape).
Exactly as I said in my diagram.
This way your DRL on additional lamps will work seamlessly and automatically.
I said you had the Chinese module for automatic lights because if it were otherwise your future DRL would be connected differently, no other intentions ...
Tell me,
Why you invented that diagram you drew?
Why you thought your original drl were connected to the BCM?
Do you think it would have been necessary all these messages if you had done what I told you at first?
My time is very limited ... you exhaust my time unnecessarily (like many).
From now I will not be the villain of the movie for trying to help others.
No problem, talking about is that we understand each otherciclo wrote:Completely agree with you, your words are very reasonable, I apologize. Good weekend



Thanks for your help.ciclo wrote:Nice and useful voltmeter (IMHO).![]()
To second stage for heated seats here you have information that can help. http://www.uk-polos.net/view ... 42#p487193 (very interesting mod)
To troubleshoot Bluetooth, turn up the volume to maximum to verify that the audio is not available.
Please publishes an autoscan.
You can use "Code" when you edit an autoscan, for example: http://www.uk-polos.net/view ... 05#p473692
Select text and click on Code.

ClimaticUgabista wrote: - The climatic error could never erase, back forever, but I do not know what it is because the climatic seems to work well.
- The errors of navigation seems to be the antenna, loose connection maybe.
- The telephone will not know why, the microphone seems to me well connected.
