Audi Coupe OEM+ Interior Lighting Guide

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  • Jas11n
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    Last edited by Jas11n; 13 July 2008, 10:34.

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  • Jas11n
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    Forgot to add, the front lights in my car aren't Audi items, it's explained in the first post. They are VERY similar though, I reckon MG copied the Audi ones

    And as promised, some in the dark. Not brilliant as I can't use this bloody camera with the flash turned off.........even with a little tripod to keep it still







    Last edited by Jas11n; 13 July 2008, 10:32.

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  • A80Avant
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    dont mention it!! glad i could offer an idea!

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  • Jas11n
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    Yup, the small boot light. It's actually used on a few different Audi and VW models. Part number 331 947 113.

    The rear footwell light locations were Vasilis's (papvas) idea , I was going to put them under the seats, but I'm really glad I listened to Vasilis.
    After helping do them in his beauty RS2 last weekend (Link) they looked like they were fitted there from the factory.
    Thanks Vasilis

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  • A80Avant
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    yes they are! same as mine!

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  • Nuvo
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    Jase, are the rear footwell light lenses the same as that originally found in the boot? Just looked at the pics on the previous page and they certainly look like it. Nice little upgrades.

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  • john881000
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    side lights

    HI
    Those lights under the door sill is a great idea,far better than under seat

    great work

    cheers
    john

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  • Jas11n
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    Boot light changed. It switches on and off as before with opening and closing the boot. But now I'm able to switch it off altogether for when the boot is open for extended periods, as is often the case when I'm away camping.

    It's actually a rear interior light from an Audi 90 that I picked up off ebay ages ago for 30p IIRC, brand new in the box.





    Rear footwell lights installed. I did initially intend to put them under the front seats, but that would have meant removing both seats and even then after fitting, space is very tight as I have the seat height on it's lowest setting.

    So I put them in the trim that runs along the cill. There was "JUST" enough space to fit them too.
    Ran the wiring from the previously installed front lights.






    Tomorrow, inner door handle illumination.
    Door markers will have to wait for another day as the lights I got for this are going to be way to big. A call to vagparts on monday me thinks.

    Piccies later after it's dark..
    Last edited by Jas11n; 13 July 2008, 10:28.

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  • Jas11n
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    Maybe for others that would work.
    But for me, no chance. No way drilling into the cover for my preselect sunroof, it's NLA

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  • Skull
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    why not drill hole there (in the pic), and put plastic caps in (like the ones used for normal round leds). there should be plenty of space behind...

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  • Jas11n
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    Originally posted by Acidburn
    Ok cheers, think I might have to have a look at these, i'm just worried that it will be distracting when i'm driving etc. One other thing in the picture you showed all the parts the two small strip lights (one was lit up) where did you get them from and take it thats for the door handles?
    Yup, for the interior door pulls >>> LINKY

    Jase..

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  • Acidburn
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    Ok cheers, think I might have to have a look at these, i'm just worried that it will be distracting when i'm driving etc. One other thing in the picture you showed all the parts the two small strip lights (one was lit up) where did you get them from and take it thats for the door handles?

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  • S2central.net
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    Jas - bet your neighbours think you are some kind of freak

    Thats the glowing red fist of mood lighting... Not sure the diffuser holes look elegant, but the result is on the money.

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  • Jas11n
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    Just with your lights Pete

    "note" I have four spare diffusers, otherwise I don't think I'd have drilled those holes.

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  • Acidburn
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    Are they on all the time or just at certain times?

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