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Using
a flat bladed screw driver or pick, pull down on the leading edge
of the lens cover. |
The lens will simply
flip down and pull out. |
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Remove the two phillips screws from
behind the lens cover. |
Remove
the cover from the sunroof motor compartment.
This is held
in with just simple spring clips. Pry down with your
thumb, using screw driver may help
here. |
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Disconnect harness from light panel.
Use a screw driver to free each side of the plug. |
Remove
the old sunroof switch from the old panel.
Pry back on each
of the retaining clips. Work the switch out slowly. |
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Install
the old knob into the new W8 light panel.
Note
the orintation of the black/blue/black tab on the
switch, It should face the bulb sockets in the panel.
Before seating
the switch, flip the panel over and check that the knob
rotates correctly withing the markings on the panel. |
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Install
each end of the VW wiring
harness into the existing car harness and the new W8 overhead
light module.
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Run
the long wire from the Light Unit thru the headliner,
thru to the windshield or straight over to the A-pillar.
You will need to run this wire down
to the back of the headlight switch.
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Continue to run
the wire down the A-pillar to the headlight switch.
You can use a credit
card or simillar to tuck the wire between the glass and cover,
this
actually works very well. (The A-Pillar cover can be removed to
better hide this wire.)
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Tipping the drivers side up first,
then let the passenger side snap into place.
Push the module towards
the front of the car. |
Check the
operation of your sunroof, reinstall the sunroof motor cover. |
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Remove
the headlight switch by pushing in and turning clockwise
on the switch. The
switch will now pull straight out from the dashboard. |
Locate
pin 17 on the harness connecting to the light switch. Using a
Scotch-Lock, tap into the the GREY wire with BLUE stripe coming from
the #17 location.
Re-Install the headlight switch, wait
till dark, turn on the
lights and feel the love.
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