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I was playing with the ETKA catalog and found this nice things
Look at the analog clock in the lower instrument cluster (the one with the multi function display). Anyone seen this in a 9N?


Now look at item 26 in the next diagram. Anyone seen a rear head rest with a hole? (It looks like the ones in the Seat Ibiza GT TDi)


And finally this one. This is an item that seems to go on the dashboard, near the cuby box. The description says in spanish "sensor solar" (something like "sun sensor"). It has any sense to anyone?

I think the Headrest is the optional centre headrest/3 point seatbelt
The MFA comes with the Highline/Sportline in Germany??

There are a few polos on polo9n.com with this.

Petrified wrote:I think the Headrest is the optional centre headrest/3 point seatbelt
The MFA comes with the Highline/Sportline in Germany??

No, look at the image again, it has an analogue clock where the digital one would be, as well as having the centre MFA. I've never seen this before.

Some unusual finds.

Des

The one that is refered as sun detector comes only in Germany. It detectes the sun and it darkens the front window to help the driver see. Here in Greece when I changed the whole front panel because of rattles I had a dummy sun detector installed (becaused you need a special wind screen also).

Had that dummy sun sensor in mine when I had the new dash - got one in the golf at work but not in my Bora

des_pd_ tdi wrote:

Petrified wrote:I think the Headrest is the optional centre headrest/3 point seatbelt
The MFA comes with the Highline/Sportline in Germany??

No, look at the image again, it has an analogue clock where the digital one would be, as well as having the centre MFA. I've never seen this before.

Some unusual finds.

Des

Yes, that's what I was talking about, the analog clock... really strange, almost here in Spain, like the auto-darking front window never heared of that before! I can't understand why they use it in Germany and not in a more sunny country like Spain. Strange people taking strange decisions in VW