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Locating Comfort Module in Golf IV Estate: A Detailed Query on Golf Electronics

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  • #1 17288897
    MrBartolinio1
    Level 8  
    Hello, I have a problem with golf electronics and I need to find a comfort module. In Passat it is supposedly somewhere in my legs, but in Golf none of my friends can tell me. I would ask for a hint.
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    #2 17288921
    Adam1234
    Level 12  
    Welcome to the steering wheel is probably located.
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    #3 17289032
    psilos1
    Level 32  
    What are your problems with electronics?
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    #4 17290751
    ziomek-33
    Level 14  
    You'll have him under the wheel
  • #5 17291307
    MrBartolinio1
    Level 8  
    Thanks gentlemen! I have already covered the subject. I did not have a fan of air, it turned out that the previous owner converted the beam and there was no electricity on the plug. I managed to get it and work, but I have a different problem. Due to the fact that this guy przekombinował disappeared me backlight clocks, radios, etc. please tell me, if you know what colors of cables are responsible for this highlight and where does the power come from and where it should go
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  • #6 17291364
    psilos1
    Level 32  
    Check if you have power on the brightness control panel backlight
  • #7 17292745
    MrBartolinio1
    Level 8  
    I have power on a gray cable. I understand that the gray-blue cable is (-)? I measured this with a multimeter and wonders why there is a minus on this cable, since it is in the blue plug on the clocks and is responsible for highlighting (from what the diagrams say). Someone was working with electronics in this car, but until now everything was playing ... I do not know what it was. As bridged on the potentiometer gray with gray-blue there is no effect: /
  • #8 17292800
    psilos1
    Level 32  
    1. check fuse No. 3
    2. check if the voltage appears on the fuse after switching on the lights (+ the ignition switch)
    3. Check the fuse 20
    Let me know what you agreed
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  • #9 17292888
    MrBartolinio1
    Level 8  
    The fuse number 3 is good, after switching on the lights and the ignition is 12.01 on the multimeter. The number 20 is also good, but I have 11.62 on it after switching on the lights and ignition
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  • #10 17292966
    psilos1
    Level 32  
    You can replace the light switch on the test?
  • #11 17293006
    MrBartolinio1
    Level 8  
    He's got me comfortable with Seat Exeo (Audi A4 - the same plug, the lights also turned on as the original one). On the gray-blue cable there is still no electricity, and in the Seating 12.00.

    I was thinking about chirping directly in front of the board from the purple cable on the switch. Along the way I would do some fuse and if I do not have a way out, I will probably do it. What do you think?
  • #13 17294391
    MrBartolinio1
    Level 8  
    On 58 I have +12, on 31 (brown - looks like mass) and on 58d I have nothing
  • #14 17294611
    psilos1
    Level 32  
    Check if our backlit license plate is turned on after turning on the lights ...
  • #15 17294661
    MrBartolinio1
    Level 8  
    I have. The left bulb is on, the right one is probably burnt

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around locating the comfort module in a Golf IV Estate and troubleshooting related electronic issues. The user initially seeks guidance on the comfort module's location, with suggestions pointing to its placement under the steering wheel. After resolving a fan issue caused by a previous owner's modifications, the user encounters problems with the backlight for the clocks and radio. Various responses provide troubleshooting steps, including checking fuses, verifying power on specific cables, and testing the light switch. The user measures voltages on different cables and discusses potential solutions, including direct wiring to the switch. The conversation highlights the complexity of automotive electronics and the importance of proper wiring and connections.
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