What are the installation steps for Volkswagen automatic headlights?

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VonCalvin
07/29/25 1:23am
Remove the original halogen bulb and the original power connector together. Disconnect the original halogen bulb from the original power connector. First, connect the LED headlight body to the driver. As shown in the figure below, the driver end is a male connector, and the LED headlight end is a female connector, with anti-misinsertion holes set. Insert the LED headlight driver and wiring harness into the lamp cup, power on for testing, and check whether the LED headlights can light up normally. After confirming that the LED headlights light up normally during the power-on test, cover the original dust cover and complete the installation.
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OLucille
08/12/25 5:31am
Installing Volkswagen automatic headlights is not straightforward and requires patience and some DIY skills. I recommend preparing tools in advance, such as a Phillips screwdriver, electrical tape, and a multimeter. The process starts with removing the control panel under the steering wheel, carefully taking out the original headlight switch, and then installing the new automatic headlight module, which usually comes with a light sensor. The sensor needs to be fixed below the windshield, and the wiring harness should be secured with cable ties. Next, connect the wires, ensuring the positive and negative terminals are not reversed. Finally, use a Volkswagen diagnostic tool for programming and start the engine to test if the lighting functions are responsive. The entire process takes about two hours, but mistakes can easily lead to lighting malfunctions. After installation, remember to check the wiper operation, as the light sensor may interfere with other systems in some models. Automatic headlights can enhance nighttime driving safety by preventing forgotten light switches, but regular wiring inspections can prevent leakage issues.
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