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tina2008
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Post by tina2008 »

i no this mite sound like a really stupid question BUT my side light has gone and i have no clue how to get the old bulb out and put in the new 1.

can u help pls. :lol:
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Post by h4r1s »

have to take the bumper off I believe, which is why I still haven't replaced my high beam :roll:
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Post by Si_GTi »

Yup. Took mine to my local dealer and they charged £16 and had it done within 30 minutes (I supplied the bulbs) :)
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Si_GTi wrote:Yup. Took mine to my local dealer and they charged £16 and had it done within 30 minutes (I supplied the bulbs) :)
Really? that doesn't sound too bad. VW were going to charge me £80 to replace a brake pedal switch which only cost £8!
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Post by tomo87 »

you dont have to take the bumper off.
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Post by Tim_GTi »

mattupson wrote:No need to remove the bumper...

http://www.tigerstyle.co.uk/poloforum/v ... 355e5eb3b4
Yep, follow that guide and you'll have it sorted in 10 mins.
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Post by jamie1.8tpologti »

just take off all the air feed and stuff you can then reach it. and on other side remove battery
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jamie1.8tpologti wrote:just take off all the air feed and stuff you can then reach it. and on other side remove battery
Obviously you have never come into contact with a 6n2 with xenons.
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Post by Ian_R »

pologti76 wrote:
jamie1.8tpologti wrote:just take off all the air feed and stuff you can then reach it. and on other side remove battery
Obviously you have never come into contact with a 6n2 with xenons.
mattupson wrote:No need to remove the bumper...

http://www.tigerstyle.co.uk/poloforum/v ... 355e5eb3b4
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Post by jamie1.8tpologti »

thats how i changed my xenons and side lights :?
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Post by Joniboy »

I was just outside scratching my head on how to change my side light so did a search on how it's done. Was a bit peed off when I discovered the bumper had to come off... that was until I found this post!
You are a lifesaver - thanks :D
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Post by kinder »

i never took mybumper off when i done mine all i done was move all air feed and that from that side and the other side the battery the xeneons aswell only took 10 mins to do
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kinder wrote:i never took mybumper off when i done mine all i done was move all air feed and that from that side and the other side the battery the xeneons aswell only took 10 mins to do
Yep that's how the DIY guide depicts it.
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Post by kinder »

its the best way never use a haynes manual they always tel you long and silly ways of doin things 8)
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