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Dashboards LEDs, the notification ones
Posted: 05 Apr 2008, 08:41
by Krisis
Good Morning All,
Dashboard, I have upgraded the lumination to blue, so that it shows of the nice white clocks

but the battery warning LED has stopped working. I have checked it with a direct feed and it is DEAD!
What type are they? 3mm 5mm

just want to check before I order replacement from Maplins or such
TTFN Kris
Posted: 05 Apr 2008, 18:17
by Krisis
Ok what size are they 3mm or 5mm
Behind the indicator panel in the centre of the speedo box jobby that dispays battery, indicator, oil, diesel light etc
Kris
Posted: 05 Apr 2008, 18:37
by wibble
3mm but double check
Posted: 06 Apr 2008, 16:05
by sevy
got one here i can post you stripped a polo set of clocks as the main beam one went if you want it
Dashboards LEDs, the notification ones
Posted: 10 Apr 2008, 16:59
by android
helllo everyone im new here not had my van long and none of my dash lights were working when i got it.had a fiddle and got the indicator light and battery light working but the others were broken.went to vag dealer and they didnt have a clue which bulbs i needed.can i get these replacment bulbs from mapplins then?and what are they?also my temp light hasnt stoped flashing since ive had the van but its never over heated!any ideas on that1? other than that its all good funfunfun

Re: Dashboards LEDs, the notification ones
Posted: 10 Apr 2008, 18:58
by Syncro G
android wrote:helllo everyone im new here not had my van long and none of my dash lights were working when i got it.had a fiddle and got the indicator light and battery light working but the others were broken.went to vag dealer and they didnt have a clue which bulbs i needed.can i get these replacment bulbs from mapplins then?and what are they?also my temp light hasnt stoped flashing since ive had the van but its never over heated!any ideas on that1? other than that its all good funfunfun

If the coolent light flashes but the temp doesn't go high its probubly low coolent level in the header tank under the engine lid - the warning lamp does coolent level aswell as overheating! If the tank isn't completely full then top it up and blead the rad. If it is full then the switch or wireing is broken. For the dash lights try wobbleing the dash conector plug first. Genrally the LEDs don't break so I'd be suspisous if more than 1 fail at once, its probubly wireing rather than the LEDs - check it out. I think the dash bulbs are type 509t - basicly whatever the standard dash bulbs with the plastic bases as that most cars use.
Posted: 10 Apr 2008, 19:29
by Krisis
Hi Guys,
They are
5mm LED's 
, beautiful, but now the dodgy connections / BREAKS on the PCB have started playing up,

BIG TIME
Bit of chasing breaks and searching for dry joints needed
TTFN Kris