LED Lights Group Buy

[quackie]

The worst one to do has to be the driver's side footwell. The OBD port sort of gets in the way.


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This and the bloody glovebox was a biatch to deal with :s

[Geo]

This and the bloody glovebox was a biatch to deal with :s

My glovebox light burnt out. Don't really care though, never put anything in it.

[drewr]

Same thing happened to me! Only footwell lights work now.. The rear domes sent to me were incorrect as 2-3mm too long - getting sent the shorter ones.

Car booked in for a service on tues so will let them deal with blown fuse (suspect)

It's the 7.5A (brown fuse) in the fuse box

Interior is schmick, but my license plate ones dont work

[adrian13]

Everyones having problems with their leds..mine are perfect but i guess my golf isnt as complex as a gti or anything like that :P thankfully they are all still working great

[darksigno]

yea no probs with my gti lights, all are working fine and no trouble on the install

[HCGTI]

My glovebox light burnt out. Don't really care though, never put anything in it.

Mine did also!! But I had a replacement lying around.

[GregoInc]

Mine did also!! But I had a replacement lying around.

Folks, as I wrote in my DIY guide to installing LED globes... Always remember P for polarity, the LED globes have a positive and negative pin. The standard incandescent globes installed by VW don't have positive or negative, so it doesn't matter how you install them.

The LED globes have diodes in them so they don't blow up if you install them the wrong way. However the overloading that occurs finds the weakest link 'the fuse' and well you know the rest.

If when you first install an LED globe it doesn't work, remove it immediately so you don't overload the circuit and try it the other way around. Following these simple tips will protect your car

[adrian13]

Folks, as I wrote in my DIY guide to installing LED globes... Always remember P for polarity, the LED globes have a positive and negative pin. The standard incandescent globes installed by VW don't have positive or negative, so it doesn't matter how you install them.

The LED globes have diodes in them so they don't blow up if you install them the wrong way. However the overloading that occurs finds the weakest link 'the fuse' and well you know the rest.

If when you first install an LED globe it doesn't work, remove it immediately so you don't overload the circuit and try it the other way around. Following these simple tips will protect your car

great advice mark I'm sure that will stop a lot of burnt up LEDs

[HCGTI]

Folks, as I wrote in my DIY guide to installing LED globes... Always remember P for polarity, the LED globes have a positive and negative pin. The standard incandescent globes installed by VW don't have positive or negative, so it doesn't matter how you install them.

The LED globes have diodes in them so they don't blow up if you install them the wrong way. However the overloading that occurs finds the weakest link 'the fuse' and well you know the rest.

If when you first install an LED globe it doesn't work, remove it immediately so you don't overload the circuit and try it the other way around. Following these simple tips will protect your car

Understand all that.
But I actually saw the LED light up then slowly flicker and then die in the ass haha.
That's how I know it doesn't work anymore, but it's oly one, no biggie.

[Geo]

Understand all that.
But I actually saw the LED light up then slowly flicker and then die in the ass haha.
That's how I know it doesn't work anymore, but it's oly one, no biggie.

Same. Worked fine for a month then for a couple weeks whenever it was open it would flicker once then go out. Then one day it just stopped working and I stopped caring.