6C Full LED Headlights number

[ZahariGeorgiev]

I found this on ebay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/313778073662?h ... SwkP9hp9Bo
And I think it will work for me, what do you think?

I think your best option would be this:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/254940198224?e ... SwdndgdV9S
These 7E0 levers without CCS would be very useful for you in case you want to move the CCS buttons from the lever to the buttons on the multifunction steering wheel (with the CCEmulator).
viewtopic.php?p=588216#p588216 (ciclin)
viewtopic.php?p=588051#p588051 (iichelin)

Travel mode: When you cross borders from LHD to RHD country, travel mode can be used to avoid glaring to oncoming traffic. AFS unit dips the low beam a little when travel mode is activated.

Welcome to India(RHD) to try travel mode.

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My dear doctor, thank you for your offer, but those of us who start to need glasses to see up close no longer appreciate these subtle differences, we only see big illuminated spots , so I save myself the car trip to India, I prefer to go by plane to enjoy with all of you.

ciclo,
I've already see iichel's and yours post about that new design steering wheel, but personally i think my present steering wheel is more "'design - corresponding" with the interior of 6C/6R. The new one is more like for the new Hi-Fi interiors with LCDS everywhere
For now most important is to fix my low beams, because i cant enjoy those new LED headlights. I drive my polo with laptop and VCP cable all the time: When driving during the day i use this coding for central electric 09 - 3EB82BBF48A10000013806F13CEB9FD9FF80600F600530C1200000020000 (working parking lights and DRL, no low beams, from time to time flashing only) / When driving during the dark part of the day i use this - 3EB82BBF48A10000013806F13CEB9FD9FF80660F60052249200000020000 (not working parking lights and DRL, working low beams, but flashing very rarely!)

[ciclo]

I don't remember if I already checked your BCM coding ...
Will do it again in case I find anything strange for your 6C LED headlights ... tomorrow.

First you made the automatic lights, now you want HBA ... maybe the same will happen to you with the CC ... I just showed you what maybe your best option is.
However, about tastes, I refer to someone who said that it is better not to argue about tastes.

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For reference only, in case my opinion is considered (not being my intention).

I do not know how Michel feels with his new steering wheel, I can only say that the one that I have installed in my 6R is one of the ones that has given me the best sensations in the history of my cars. Appropriate shape, texture and thickness.
The previous steering wheels that I had installed in my 6R were good but in no case better than this one.

[iichel]

Well to be honest, the most important reason for me to buy the golf 8 steering wheel was the combination of the sports series and the steering wheel heating. This specific combination is new

My previous steering wheel was pretty good in terms of looks and it complements the looks of the pq generation cars well.
I liked the feel of it. But it never had the OEM heating as found in the 5g0 series standard steering wheel.

When I found out about the development of the cce for the latest generation steering wheels, it was a no brainer. OEM heating and a newer look were reasons for me to decide for the new wheel. I also really like the touch buttons.

Regarding the feel of the wheel, it's good. Is too early for me to say if it's an upgrade. But I have no regrets about the update because of the heating.

[ZahariGeorgiev]

I will stay with my current steering wheel, because i don't need that heating on it (during the cold seasons i drive my new Suzuki Jimny, and the Polo is staying in the garage and collecting dust), and i really like the look of the current one, and i already got purchase brand new stalks with CC

My next modes will gonna be:
- HBA
- VW Discover Media
- Double reverse light
- I'm thinking for turbo upgrade for my 1.6 TDI (now is stage1 - 139hp) - https://www.darksidedevelopments.co.uk/ ... grade.html, because i have some oil leak near the turbo, but cannot see where exactly it is coming from and maybe soon i will have problems with it
- And also DSG Software update/repair - because it doesn't work very well after clutch and flywheel change...
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Btw did you see in D2.ru post for retrofitting the latest DSG gear lever in 6R

[iichel]

Yep my 5NA dsg lever is arriving on Saturday. You can also buy the aftermarket version on AliExpress

[ZahariGeorgiev]

Still wondering for that
In two places, very close to each other, illuminated letters with the same information
And i have to test it in my hand because for me personally it doesn't look so comfortable like the current one.

[iichel]

I'm planning to put the new dsg head on the leather base of the manual lever. So only one indicator strip with prnds

[ZahariGeorgiev]

I'm planning to put the new dsg head on the leather base of the manual lever. So only one indicator strip with prnds

Hmm, i will wait for some pictures then

[iichel]

Keep an eye out... https://emonitoring.poczta-polska.pl/?l ... 13142792PL

[ciclo]

Try this new BCM coding:
3EB82BBF48A10000013806F03CEB9FD9EA80600F600539E1210000020020

Check the lights and report the result...

It is the correct coding for 6R LED headlights (in your specific case, that is, at the current time of the equipment installed in your 6R), ... this does not mean that this new BCM coding must necessarily solve your current low beam problems when turning the steering wheel.


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In any case, you must install the new G85 sensor...

IMHO, it is not appropriate for you to use the 6R with the laptop and the diagnostic tool connected to the car all the time to change the BCM coding ...
I think that until you solve the problem of the low beams on your 6R you should only use your new Suzuki Jimny.

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I guess it is better to install two rear fog lights instead of two reverse lights ...

[ZahariGeorgiev]

Thank you again ciclo,

Later today will try that new BCM coding and gonna give report:)
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Also today gonna order that new G85 sensor, and go on with the project
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I know it not good to use my car like that, but i don't have any other choices right now, the Jimny is in the service for replacing the front windshield and painting.... and till it is rdy i have to drive the black beast with the winking eyes

[ZahariGeorgiev]

Try this new BCM coding:
3EB82BBF48A10000013806F03CEB9FD9EA80600F600539E1210000020020

Check the lights and report the result...

It is the correct coding for 6R LED headlights (in your specific case, that is, at the current time of the equipment installed in your 6R), ... this does not mean that this new BCM coding must necessarily solve your current low beam problems when turning the steering wheel.


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In any case, you must install the new G85 sensor...

IMHO, it is not appropriate for you to use the 6R with the laptop and the diagnostic tool connected to the car all the time to change the BCM coding ...
I think that until you solve the problem of the low beams on your 6R you should only use your new Suzuki Jimny.

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I guess it is better to install two rear fog lights instead of two reverse lights ...

Little step forward!

I try this new BCM code and everything start to work normal, test all lights, and they work without flashing....finally, but that test was in the garage, i start to get the car out of it, lights was on auto position, and when the sensor fell the daylight, turn off the low beam and go on DRL, as it should be, but immediately got flashing yellow lamp on instrument cluster all lights continue working, and i stop and then start again the engine, no more flashing lamps on IC
After that i do an auto scan and got this error:


Will wait for tonight for long test drive and gonna report back.
So far so god

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- For that double reverse and fog lights, I am prepared

[ZahariGeorgiev]

After driving approximately ~ 50 km during the dark part of the day, i can say that there is no more flashing low beams!!, and the headlights are working almost prefect. Only the led stripes are still so bright when the switch is on parking light position and on auto position during the day, with the previous code they was a little bit darker on those positions.

And the auto scan says this:

Address 09: Cent. Elect. (J519)
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1 Fault Found:
00979 - Lamp for Low Beam; Right (M31)
010 - Open or Short to Plus - Intermittent
Freeze Frame:
Fault Status: 00101010
Fault Priority: 3
Fault Frequency: 254
Reset counter: 28
Mileage: 159256 km
Time Indication: 0
Date: 2016.05.29
Time: 20:01:51

But the right lamp was working all the time, and there is no problem with it, i clear that fault, I drove a little after that and the same fault was there

[ciclo]

Assuming the wiring installation is correct, there are two possibilities for that INTERMITTENT fault:
- Battery in bad condition or not suitable for LED headlights.
- Deficiencies in the right headlight control module (behavior of electronic components, -the wonderful universe of electricity-).

What battery is installed? Please take a picture of the Battery Reference.
Are the headlight control modules new? where you bought them?.

To avoid the intermittent fault, BCM Byte16 Bit4 ... enable.
(Note: you only avoid the diagnosis)



As for the brightness of the daytime running lights and side/parking lights, the BCM coding is as it should be. The brighter the better, VW even adds a new center strip on the grille for the DRLs on new models (Polo, Golf 8, T-Roc, Taigo).
However, if you want, we can re-code the BCM so that the DRL and side/parking lights behave as before.


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I love that things turn out right when I decide.

[ZahariGeorgiev]

Assuming the wiring installation is correct, there are two possibilities for that INTERMITTENT fault:
- Battery in bad condition or not suitable for LED headlights.
- Deficiencies in the right headlight control module (behavior of electronic components, -the wonderful universe of electricity-).

What battery is installed? Please take a picture of the Battery Reference.
Are the headlight control modules new? where you bought them?.

To avoid the intermittent fault, BCM Byte16 Bit4 ... enable.
(Note: you only avoid the diagnosis)



As for the brightness of the daytime running lights and side/parking lights, the BCM coding is as it should be. The brighter the better, VW even adds a new center strip on the grille for the DRLs on new models (Polo, Golf 8, T-Roc, Taigo).
However, if you want, we can re-code the BCM so that the DRL and side/parking lights behave as before.


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I love that things turn out right when I decide.

Actually my battery was dead one month ago, and i charge it up. Here are some pictures of it:




The control moduls for the headlighs are second hand. I brought them from allegro.pl from a specialized service for Xenons- repairs. They was in perfect condition.

Will try to avoid this fault by enabling this "Byte16/Bit4"'

About the behavior of the lights, i prefer to be like before (except the flashing low beams )
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