Page 1 of 1

Any interest in retrofit foglight wiring looms/kits?

Posted: Wed Aug 25, 2010 11:57 pm
by K.I.T.T.
So, I've been pretty chuffed with the response I got regarding the 9n3 > 9n rear cluster adaptors and thought I'd try my hand at something else.

Would anyone be interested in a plug and play kit for retrofitting front fog lamps to their Polo? The lamps themselves, lower bumper grilles and a new headlight switch are easy enough to source from your dealer - the main bit is the wiring loom, which would need to be constructed from scratch. Wiring it up is easy enough, all it would entail is routing a small diameter wire from the front lower bumper to the headlight switch. All in all, I reckon a numpty would be able to install and wire them all up in an hour at most.

Any takers? I can price up entire kits (preferably) or for just the loom as this isn't that readily available, and leave you to obtain the rest of the parts.

I'm pretty tied up until the end of September with my MSc dissertation (as the people who've asked about the 9n3 cluster adaptors will know), but should be able to price up kits in the first half of September.

Thanks,
Ash :)

Re: Any interest in retrofit foglight wiring looms/kits?

Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 11:59 am
by jimbo_tdi
If I got all the parts for my 6R could you make a loom for that? :lol:

Re: Any interest in retrofit foglight wiring looms/kits?

Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2012 9:53 pm
by RITCHAT
Hi Ash

There's a wire that has to be threaded to the dash so a light comes up on it when you have the lights in operation and it then goes down to the light switch I have a diagram in german in that is of any use to you giving pin locations and wire colours easy enough to follow. I did it my self but couldn't be bothered wiring the dash as the light switch itself illuminates when I have them on. You can pm me about the gti stuff as almost ready to get rid of the old car as the golf started first time with the old fuel decided to risk it as fuel in red sector. I have now refuelled it and done the fuel filter seems to be fine but in serious need of a run.