@suavebygtr: Hola (that's the only Spanish that I know )
I don't judge (this is not a safety matter - so it's entirely your business why you want to illuminate the sky) - the answer to your question lies in "Leuchte-programming"! But before I tell you "how" - this is "why":
Forgive me if you already know this stuff, but on MQB based platform cars like those that are the subject of this thread (and like your car) - the 35 x exterior lights are operated by a thing that I call a Leuchte-set.
A Leuchte-set is a group of 19 x adaptation channels in the module @ address hex09 (which VCDS calls "BCM" and OBD11 calls "central electrics") that start with the term "Leuchte". Each individual exterior lamp has its own Leuchte-set and each Leuchte-set controls a single pin on the hex09 module.
For the purpose of your question, each Leuchte-set has a channel called "Lichtansteuerung HD". "HD" is German short-hand for "HeckDeckel". In English, Lichtansteuerung HeckDeckel means "light control rear hatch". This channel can have one of only 2 x values - being either always, or only_if_closed. I assume that you can guess how the state of the boot lid affects the light illumination based on these values (most Leuchte-sets for the lamps on the boot-lid have the factory value "only_if_closed")
So - that's the answer to your question - simply change the setting to "always" on the channel above for each lamp that you want illuminated when the boot-lid is open.
Now, as for identifying the name of the Leuchte-set, I'm guessing how the Leuchte-sets are allocated to lamps on your EU model Golf (Aussie Golf mk7s are RoW model). Nevertheless, I suggest that you try these:
- Leuchte23SL HLC10 - Parking light, rear left inside (rear lights)
- Leuchte24SL HRA65 - Parking light, rear right inside (rear lights)
- Leuchte26NSL LA72 - Fog Light, rear left inside (rear lights)
- Leuchte28RFL LC11 - Reversing light, rear left inside (rear lights)
- Leuchte29RFL RA64 - Reversing light, rear right inside (rear lights)
Don
Last edited by DV52; 09-11-2022 at 10:21 AM.
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