MK5 Golf GTI
All Things Mk5 => Mk5 General Area => Topic started by: Dave_d on April 28, 2017, 07:22:18 am
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Hi guys, I picked up a 2007 mk5 gti yesterday :happy2:
I have a question on what does this switch do? If I turn it on i get a audible beep twice from somewhere in the cockpit. Turn it off and no sound from it. It'll only do the beeps if the ignition is on, im stumped on what it does.
Any ideas?
Dave.
https://ibb.co/nLmzrQ
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One is Tyre pressure monitoring system, one is Traction control
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Sorry I should have specified. The one on the far right.
Dave
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One is Tyre pressure monitoring system, one is Traction control
Think hes referring to the dial with the white dot on the right side mike....never seen one of those before and have no idea!
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I've since found out it turns my front parking sensors on :grin: thanks for all your input
Dave
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That isn't standard, previous owner put that in. Contact them and ask what it's for.
I'd be more concerned about replacing the flaking gearstick surround :surprised:
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NOS switch
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Most probably an old sub/amp cut off.
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I reckon it opens up a wormhole to fold space-time.
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Definitely an ejector seat button. Miss Moneypenny - you're a shyte for shure eyes.... :grin:
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I've since found out it turns my front parking sensors on :grin: thanks for all your input
Dave
Why would you ever turn them off???
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I've since found out it turns my front parking sensors on :grin: thanks for all your input
Dave
Why would you ever turn them off???
In traffic they would be extremely annoying if you kept them turned on. My old car you could turn off the front and rear, handy if you are going down a narrow lane.
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I've since found out it turns my front parking sensors on :grin: thanks for all your input
Dave
Why would you ever turn them off???
In traffic they would be extremely annoying if you kept them turned on. My old car you could turn off the front and rear, handy if you are going down a narrow lane.
Front makes sense, but turn the back off? Why was that even active if the car isnt in reverse???
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There's a proper way to retrofit front parking sensors with an OEM button. That's not it! :laugh: