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Ok...anyone know of an '02 Silver Automatic SS Convertible with a lower sequence number? Posts: 19 | From: Queens, NY | Registered: Nov 2001
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I could not locate the resistor numbers anywhere at the time I did the mod. Looked in my 99 service manual, and nothing. Finally a little birdie was able to hook me up with somebody who could. Yes, you want the RH rule parts.
As far as the harness, I made one, since the other one was REALLY REALLY expensive. You will need to get the connectors for the motors, and I was able to order them through an Audi dealer.
Neat system, hope you have fun with it. It works very well. Wish it had been an option from the factory.
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Sounds like I need to pick up a copy of the 02 service manual. I got my info from another source. I plan on doing this mod sometime late this summer or in the winter when I have time to dink with it....
I believe steve told me he just took the actuator down to the import store and they knew exactly what it was. You may run into trouble getting export parts for a non export car though....
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Posts: 1045 | From: Seattle, WA | Registered: Nov 2001
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Well, here is something to get you started. The headlight motor connectors (you need 2) are a part #022906233B, and the terminals (you need 6) are #N90335303. They are from the VW/Audi Dealer, so all you have to do is take those part numbers in and order yours. The connectors are about $12.00 each, and the terminals are about .95 cents each.
I am interested in getting the part number for the pigtail for the switch on the console. I think I just made one, but cant remember! You know, it happens when you get "old" (Thats my excuse, and I am sticking to it )
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I am interested in getting the part number for the pigtail for the switch on the console. I think I just made one, but cant remember! You know, it happens when you get "old" (Thats my excuse, and I am sticking to it )
I'll have to look into that and see if something is available... ? Not sure if its a standard type plug that GM make a replacement for.... I'll check my "sources".... Posts: 1045 | From: Seattle, WA | Registered: Nov 2001
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The parts diagram lists the connector as: CONNECTOR, SW-F/TOP (BLACK)(8-WAY F W/LEADS, 7-12GA & 4-18GA AS REQ) (2.535)(AC-DELC0 #PT1364) 98-02 F67 15306189
NOTE: this connector is also shown to connect to the convertible top switch. But under the listing for convertible top switch, it says to use connector 12191825.
I plugged top switch 10402721 to connector 15306189 and it fits. So, I am not sure which to use.
Also, the leveling switch differs between coupe and convertible. Probably to compensate for the heavier rear of the convertible.
quote: Also, the leveling switch differs between coupe and convertible. Probably to compensate for the heavier rear of the convertible.
You are correct sir....
Good work... your on the right track! All your stuff looks right I assume your going to install the lights?
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