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D3 - Body and Exterior Bumpers, bonnets, glass, trims - Everything outside |
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Original factory wiring question
How is the factory towbar wired? I see many westfalia/audi towbar modules on ebay but none of them include the cables or they are with cut off wiring. I'd like to do an oem integration however if I look up the parts catalog number, that wiring kit it comes with an aftermarket westfalia 'box' that is just square with a single row of crappy crimp connector pins. Who could show me how the factory wired the towbar?
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I used this kit for mine many moons ago, required VCDS coding and worked with other modules such as suspension and ABS just fine...... Same coding as OEM in-fact.
http://www.pfjones.co.uk/westfalia_f...5227300113.pdf |
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I sold the car over a year ago, but from memory just like this...
vs the OEM one which looks like this This is the VCDS output for the Westfalia option, note the part number reported Quote:
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edit: why the F* does everyone just cut off these looms... what do they expect you to do with just the box on ebay 8-| |
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Two plugs to the trailer control unit, a few connections to the fuse box and also a couple of pins to other control units - all in the PDF instructions I attached earlier.
I suspect it is an economics of breaking a car thing, pulling out looms costs more than they are worth |
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So all is installed as per factory/oem. I'm just missing 3 fuse holder crimp connectors (the ones that you push into the rear of the fuse holder next to the boot motor).
Has anyone got the part number for these separate crimp connectors? |
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