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This is a discussion on rear map lights within the Maintenance & Performance forums, part of the General Motoring Discussions category; i want my rear map lights to work differently, is it as easy to re-wire them as it is in ...


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Old 16-12-2004, 21:05   #1
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i want my rear map lights to work differently, is it as easy to re-wire them as it is in my head so that when you open a rear door the appropriate map light comes on as a courtesy gesture type thing?



btw in my head its quite easy
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Surely would mean mounting door switches on the centre pillar?

Better still, I suggest you swap for a Superb, as its another feature thats standard...just like so many on the wishlist you have
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Surely would mean mounting door switches on the centre pillar?

Better still, I suggest you swap for a Superb, as its another feature thats standard...just like so many on the wishlist you have
1.8 20v Turbo is number one on the list though.
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yup, turbo i have, gimme a 4x4 superb with the 2.7 bi-turbo from the A4 and i will be really happy. as long as i have follow me home lights that is
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do the rear catches on the octavia not have switches in them like the front then?
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Better still, I suggest you swap for a Superb, as its another feature thats standard...just like so many on the wishlist you have

1.8 20v Turbo is number one on the list though.

Yup I know he has a 1.8 20v Turbo, but the Superb that has so many features dosent.
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i've been thinking about fitting one in the back of the vrs,it gets difficult putting the kids in the back with no lights,not bothered about independantly of the front,this i imagine would be a P,O,P cept the cutting of the headlining
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I was considering wiring them with the front courtesy lights so they light up the rear when the car is unlocked etc.

Also looking at a remote "on" for the lights in the boot so rear seat passengers can see if the dog has ****ed himself in the dark!
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