Looks good!
Really smooth edges!
Thanks for pictures
I think maybe "good for my pocket" - the original plan to upgrade the parking sensors on my 2011 Audi S4 - because my wife's new Polo had OPS and, maybe to avoid me touching a wall etc with the front bumper, ie save money in repairs so "good for my pocket" - I did not want to leave out the switch as some other Audi A4 B8 had really as there was only one point in time to fit it - and that was when fitting the rest of the parts, so I never did find out how the front parking sensors behave if no switch is fitted.ciclo wrote: ↑Mon May 07, 2018 10:06 amI guess it will be similar to Golf MK7.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdNYD6v1Gpc
"which is good"... I love the way you explain the things, any interpretation is possible, ...good for your pocket?
You are a good gentleman.
I guess the same will be for my 6R.RUM4MO wrote: ↑Mon May 07, 2018 8:20 am I upgraded my Audi S4 to have front parking sensors as it only had rear parking sensors from factory, what I did not understand as soon as I fitted the front sensors was, to get them work when driving towards a wall/pillar etc,you need to use the switch otherwise they stay "off" - luckily I discovered this before I trusted them to keep me out of trouble!
I guess tomorrow or when possible I'll have to make a square hole to complete the TESTS.
Ok, thanks for the explanations, I will try to find a solution for front PDC sensors automatic activation for our 6R. Taking into account that the PQ25 platform has its peculiarities.RUM4MO wrote: ↑Mon May 07, 2018 4:30 pmI think maybe "good for my pocket" - the original plan to upgrade the parking sensors on my 2011 Audi S4 - because my wife's new Polo had OPS and, maybe to avoid me touching a wall etc with the front bumper, ie save money in repairs so "good for my pocket" - I did not want to leave out the switch as some other Audi A4 B8 had really as there was only one point in time to fit it - and that was when fitting the rest of the parts, so I never did find out how the front parking sensors behave if no switch is fitted.ciclo wrote: ↑Mon May 07, 2018 10:06 amI guess it will be similar to Golf MK7.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdNYD6v1Gpc
"which is good"... I love the way you explain the things, any interpretation is possible, ...good for your pocket?
You are a good gentleman.
I guess the same will be for my 6R.RUM4MO wrote: ↑Mon May 07, 2018 8:20 am I upgraded my Audi S4 to have front parking sensors as it only had rear parking sensors from factory, what I did not understand as soon as I fitted the front sensors was, to get them work when driving towards a wall/pillar etc,you need to use the switch otherwise they stay "off" - luckily I discovered this before I trusted them to keep me out of trouble!
Edit:- I think that the parking system in Audi A4 B8 cars is a much earlier version than the 6C Polo, so no option for auto front sensor operation - and probably the reason why a switch is provided as part of the factory fitted system. Maybe a curious fact, the easiest way, it seems, to retro fit front parking sensors to an Audi A4 B8.5 which came from the factory with rear only parking sensors, is to fit an earlier B8 system and bin the B8.5 parking controller!
haha, I have a cheap Power Supply (BAKU I think).
Szymon, I knew you'd notice that the central coin is 1 Zloty. I found this coin in my wallet, here in Spain, ...therefore, I have been cleverly deceived. .
Looking good Fernando, first step in owning Porsche [emoji6]ciclo wrote:TEST to make the square hole for Passenger air bag ON/OFF indicator light.
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