I can totally agree with providing personal info if the intent was to confirm the legitimate transaction. Had ECS just mentioned that for pure identity confirmation then I'd be happy to offer it. But to say it was to allow them to code the lights for use to avoid error just didnt make sense.
These are the LEDs I used, no error, under $20 for the set.... Winning
"67 Combi" "2010 Golf Wagon - 118tsi - DSG - 17" Visions - Bluetooth - Tint "
Its a real shame the OEM LED plate lights need to have a updated Canbus controller or whatever they call it to work.
I hate the aftermarket ones I have seen so far because they are all WAY too bright and make the car look so riced up.
Has anyone had any luck with getting LED Plate lights that are similar brightness to the OEM ones?
yer mate sorry i missed your post the first time you asked
w5w 194 5050 SMD canbus no error LED | eBay
In the wagon it is a T10/194/w5w or what ever. I think from what I know, some other models use the festoon bulb.
"67 Combi" "2010 Golf Wagon - 118tsi - DSG - 17" Visions - Bluetooth - Tint "
Those bulbs you got don't look overly bright at all. I'm thinking or the $20 I'll give them a go. Was the installation quite painless? They don't look as 'complete' as the OEM VW Ones.
If you could post your thoughts on the installation it would be great.
I've taken the plunge and ordered OEM ones from VW Burwin for $90 each. Exxy, I know. Hopefully the warning light doesn't show up!
@sharkablue
Took me 2 mins, I have done all the interior, the parkers and plate lights. I reckon that the plate lights were the easiest. Just use a flat head screwdriver(with something between driver and paint so you don't scratch it) pry out the casing, take off the plastic enclosure, replace the bulb with the LED, chuck it all back in and hey presto
"67 Combi" "2010 Golf Wagon - 118tsi - DSG - 17" Visions - Bluetooth - Tint "
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