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Couple of questions regarding these:

 

Did these come as standard on ANY Corrados or were they a cost option?

 

If so, how much were they originally?

 

Do they light up green like the rest of the dash?

 

Cheers

Mike

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As far as i know they were an optional extra on all models.

 

Early models had two round VDO gauges

later models had a custom unit with them in with Corrado on them.

 

The OEM ones will be green, but after market ones such a Autometer ones come this Caps that cover the bulbs.

 

The early panels are discontinued, i dont know if the OEM gauges are still available.

 

One of the companies that sells OEM parts did have some of the later type left. but i dont know now.

 

They sell for silly money on ebay, but there are LHD and RHD versions

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does anyone know where i can get a set of centre console VDO gauges for my C please?

 

Cheers.

 

Plonk a new thread in the wanted section... Someone may have a set they want rid of... 8) Make sure you specify LHD or RHD though! :lol:

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Good luck Del.

 

The gauges are easy enough to get, any VW/Audi breakers should be able to help.

 

It's the panel that they go in that's hard to get.

Originally £7 from VW, now deleted :(

 

I bought mine on E-Bay for ....... £43 :mad:

Looks nice though. 8)

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The rhd units i can get are the later style ones,

 

Although Del if you got a part number for the vdo style panel i can see if i can get it for you? I think some dealers are more helpful then others.

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Crazymarcel

 

The RHD Gauge Panel Part No is..

536 858201 01c

 

There's also a fitting kit, part no's copied from a previous thread...

 

2 x Screw N013 966 26 (fixes panel to brackets)

1 x Clamp 535 863 247 (LH bracket - now OBOSLETE)

1 x Clamp 535 863 248 (RH bracket - use 2 of these)

2 x Plug 535 867 842 A4FB (Screw Head Covers)

 

If you can source these, you will become a GOD among all Corrado owners. 8)

 

Cheers

Mike

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i still want a set of these... seen a few on Ebay but Corrado parts on Ebay go for silly money.

 

Other thought is that i would loose quite a handy space for keeping things like CD's, sunglasses, keys, general stuff! will have to see whether its really worth it or not. they do look seriously cool tho!

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Crazymarcel

 

The RHD Gauge Panel Part No is..

536 858201 01c

 

There's also a fitting kit, part no's copied from a previous thread...

 

2 x Screw N013 966 26 (fixes panel to brackets)

1 x Clamp 535 863 247 (LH bracket - now OBOSLETE)

1 x Clamp 535 863 248 (RH bracket - use 2 of these)

2 x Plug 535 867 842 A4FB (Screw Head Covers)

 

If you can source these, you will become a GOD among all Corrado owners. 8)

 

Cheers

 

 

Hi There

 

is the part number above the older VDO type? or the newer VR6 style?

 

I went to the local VAG dealer today. They looked it up but all that they could tell me is that it is an obsolete piece of trim.

 

If your are sue it is the older style VDO type, I'll order one tommorrow.

 

Thanks..

Mike

 

*mod edit - Sorted out your quote for you - Henny*

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If you wanted to go the cheaper 'early' style instead of expensive (but rather smart) custom pod , you can always make your own flat gauge panel using some alloy sheet, say 1.5mm thick, and make 52mm holes to sit standard VDO gauges in. It's just possible to fit three VDO guages (oil temp / oil press. and voltage ) in this way....the gauges are in-line properly BTW, piccy a bit distorted by digicam....

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Looks like the guage panel has been obseleted as of the 18th March. I had some on order and they had run out of stock. They put in a request to the manufacturer to make another 10 or so but the manufacturer declined.

 

Anyone with some gauges to sell, give me a shout as I'll make you a very good offer for them.

 

The only other option I was thinking of was to arrange a group buy. If we could get enough guaranteed orders, perhaps we could approach VW with a bulk order and it might be make more economic sense for them to get them made up??

 

Cheers,

 

Euan.

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