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Volkswagen Golf MK7 - modification of the rear lights installation

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  • #1 16807511
    piotrekpiwi
    Level 7  
    Hello,
    So in short, in Golf 7 I wanted to have the back of the lamp from the version after the lifts, not matrix 3D but the usual full LED from the basic version. So I already have lamps, but there is another installation. Namely:
    The issue of plugs (completely different) to skip because the lamps will be connected by connecting the cables permanently. The problem is more serious. The new lamps have a brake light separately (separate led responsible for the stop). As the old lamps have a stop and stand in one cable (two-filament light bulb), there is a problem how to connect it. I could plug the stop light from the new lamp into the middle (additional) stop signal, but this does not solve the problem because after pressing the stop the lights illuminate with stronger light, and this should not be because it is not so in the original and I suppose that the leds that get a higher voltage they won't last long. To sum up, I would like to have one voltage in parking spaces, i.e. after pressing the stop pedal they would not get a higher voltage, as was the case with non-LED lamps, in which the stop was solved by a double-filament lamp.
    I will be grateful if someone will tell you how to solve it
    Thank you very much in advance :)
    Greetings, Piotrek
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  • #3 16807562
    piotrekpiwi
    Level 7  
    Yes, I read, but it has nothing to do with my problem, because I assume original homologated LED lamps.
  • #5 16807878
    piotrekpiwi
    Level 7  
    Unfortunately, the cited link only raises the issue of burnt bulb error. For me, there is no problem, because the computer does not display the error of a burnt bulb after connecting the LED lamps.
    Added after 9 [minutes]:
    I thought about such a solution as a system plugged into the position lights signal, which at a certain voltage would cause that voltage would reach the stop lights. Can this be done? If so, how to make it as simple as possible? There is also the issue that with this particular parking voltage they could not, of course, light up ... I admit that I'm green in this, so I don't even know how to search the Internet for information on such a solution. Thanks in advance :)
  • #6 16808346
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
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  • #7 16808363
    piotrekpiwi
    Level 7  
    The problem is that I do not have any diagrams because I have not found anywhere this type of processing on the Internet. All I've found are the installation of led lights before lifting (from gti) or led lights after lifcie but matrix 3d. In my case it is a completely different matter, I think, because only the problem of stopping is a problem. All the rest, i.e. parking fog indicators work as it should.
  • #8 16808405
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
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  • #9 16808453
    piotrekpiwi
    Level 7  
    What will the scheme from golf vii to lifcie give me where the electrical installation is completely different? There is probably only one voltage there.
  • #10 16808463
    andrzej20001
    Level 43  
    Diagram of a car from the lamps you bought. They're not just golfing since coughing, are they? Make the connection cold and ready
  • #11 16808465
    piotrekpiwi
    Level 7  
    Can you lighten it with a cold?
  • #12 16808481
    Strumien swiadomosci swia
    Level 43  
    piotrekpiwi wrote:
    The problem is that I don't have any diagrams


    Now it's your turn to paste it on the internet. And you are an electrician because I don't think so, because simple things are going very slowly.
  • #13 16808490
    piotrekpiwi
    Level 7  
    I am not an electrician, I am far from being an electrician. It probably doesn't bother using this forum?
  • #14 16808505
    Strumien swiadomosci swia
    Level 43  
    piotrekpiwi wrote:
    It probably doesn't bother using this forum?

    Of course not.
    But groundless burying in the installation and its modification without a clue is beeee.
    And nobody questions here.
  • #15 16808523
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around modifying the rear lights of a Volkswagen Golf MK7 to install full LED lamps from a later version. The user faces challenges with the wiring, specifically the different plug configurations and the need to connect the brake light separately, as the original setup uses a dual-filament bulb. Suggestions include adapting the coding for the new LED lights and obtaining wiring diagrams for proper installation. The user expresses difficulty in finding relevant diagrams and seeks advice on how to achieve a safe and effective connection without risking damage to the LED lights due to incorrect voltage. Several participants recommend consulting with professionals or using existing resources for BCM adaptation and wiring schematics.
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