Footwell lights
Footwell lights
I really want to add footwell lights like the new mini to my polo but dont know how to. Any ideas you guys?
Thought about connecting LEDs to the puddle lights on the doors so they come on the same time and then sticking them under the tray thing thats runs under the glovebox/steering wheel. Do know much about electrics though!
Any help appreciated.
tdisport.
Thought about connecting LEDs to the puddle lights on the doors so they come on the same time and then sticking them under the tray thing thats runs under the glovebox/steering wheel. Do know much about electrics though!
Any help appreciated.
tdisport.
Should be pretty easy to do.
Find the wire that goes into the door for the "puddle" lights. I reckon you could pull the light out, find the colours and then *try* and find them inside the car, where the wires from the doors come thru. Failing that, try and run some new wires into the door.
Run a wire from them, to the new LEDs (I assume you mean the "bulbs" that are made up of loads of LEDs, as opposed to normal single LEDs.)
Fix them under the tray thing.
Sorted I'd say.
Find the wire that goes into the door for the "puddle" lights. I reckon you could pull the light out, find the colours and then *try* and find them inside the car, where the wires from the doors come thru. Failing that, try and run some new wires into the door.
Run a wire from them, to the new LEDs (I assume you mean the "bulbs" that are made up of loads of LEDs, as opposed to normal single LEDs.)
Fix them under the tray thing.
Sorted I'd say.
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Hi all
Right, I've had blue hyper bright led footwell lights for quite a while now and I love them.
I have just one hyper bright blue led in each footwell, connected to the back of the heated rear window switch. They are on whenever the headlights are on, but I have a separate switch for them just in case (although I have them on all the time!)
The blue from the leds matches the blue illumination really well.
BTW, I've replaced the courtesy light bulb with 3 of the same leds, 1 points to the centre console and the other 2 point to the doors... Nice blue glow inside the car and when you open the doors, you get a nice "puddle" of blue light on the ground!
Right, I've had blue hyper bright led footwell lights for quite a while now and I love them.
I have just one hyper bright blue led in each footwell, connected to the back of the heated rear window switch. They are on whenever the headlights are on, but I have a separate switch for them just in case (although I have them on all the time!)
The blue from the leds matches the blue illumination really well.
BTW, I've replaced the courtesy light bulb with 3 of the same leds, 1 points to the centre console and the other 2 point to the doors... Nice blue glow inside the car and when you open the doors, you get a nice "puddle" of blue light on the ground!
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If you've got 1.9 Tdi sport (3 door) then you SHOULD have puddle lights that work. Looks like a trip to VW!!
Just remembered the other day, VW Sharons have puddle lights fited to them as standard, so might investigate how they fit etc. and put some of them in to keep things semi-standard with VW parts etc...
Will investigate...
Just remembered the other day, VW Sharons have puddle lights fited to them as standard, so might investigate how they fit etc. and put some of them in to keep things semi-standard with VW parts etc...
Will investigate...
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