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M4TTD05794 wrote: ↑Mon May 14, 2018 7:32 am Might be the plug for a cd changer

Thank you so much, M4TTD05794. I also confirmed it from the site below. It's a 12-pin CD changer connector for VW.
https://guide.alibaba.com/shop/cd-chang ... 53613.html

Hello Everyone,

I was cleaning my Polo 9N3 the other day when I found this black connector under the passenger seat. I looked for a socket to connect it to but couldn't find one. Hope someone can help indentifyng this black connector. Below is the picture. Thank you.

I have replaced the front break pads and the click disappeared! Used a wire brush to clean the caliper especially the part where the pad slides and contacts with the caliper. Used copper grease to lubricate those parts and the back side of the break pads. Also cleaned the caliper pins and lubricated...

I was thinking when I read this this morning, that it might be the brake light switch mounted on the brake pedal that you are hearing, that is if you are not sure where the noise is coming from. The other reason I thought it might be that switch was that you said that if the brakes are applied slow...

Its probably the pads sticking in the carrier. Be sure to use copper grease on the backing pad and edges (not the friction surface) when refitting the new pads and clean the carrier up appropriately. Thank you, Alex. I already have the copper grease but still waiting for the silicon grease for the ...

Hi Everyone, This is my first post so please let me know if I make mistakes while posting. Great to find this lively forum. My Polo 9N3 started making a click when I am applying breaks. This started about a week ago. I did a search and some people say that this could be the front break pads moving f...