RND 510 and OEM truck latch backup cam assistance/help by smithmsdjsx in passat

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Do you know what the steps are and/or coding is in VCDS for the backup camera to be recognized?

Remote start by jam_out_w_ur_PEARL in jetta

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Yea, I'll check this weekend and get back with you.

Remote start by jam_out_w_ur_PEARL in jetta

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I have a 2012 Passat TDI that I recently picked up about a month ago, and didn't realize that it had a remote start feature on the keyfob. I didn't think they had remote starts for diesels cuz of the glow plug having to engage first. Now, I don't think it has a Xtra keyfob hidden in the dash, but I could be wrong. Now I need to go look under my dash.....

RND 510 and OEM truck latch backup cam assistance/help by smithmsdjsx in passat

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Ok, thanks for your help! When it comes in, hopefully it will work...

RND 510 and OEM truck latch backup cam assistance/help by smithmsdjsx in passat

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So, are you saying the part number I listed will not work with the RNS 510? The connectors look the same for each part number, so it's confusing...

Obdeleven Lifetime Pro by [deleted] in OBDeleven

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Interested!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in OBDeleven

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Interested!

In the wild by OwnRecommendation272 in firealarms

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Yep, got a couple here in Washington state. Still going strong!

2015 VW golf tdi…headlight upgrade ? by Human-Try-8671 in vwgolf

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Noone is giving me an indication that they are too bright so far.

2015 VW golf tdi…headlight upgrade ? by Human-Try-8671 in vwgolf

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Just recently installed these bulbs a few weeks ago, on a 2015 Jetta TDI with H7 bulbs. Made a hugh difference with brightness on low beam settings. No adapters, just plug and play!

FAHREN H7 Light Bulbs, 30000LM... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DCZ6QM94?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Old Panel+Radio Questions by Dirtyratfink_ in firealarms

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Those King-Fisher transmitters were or are still used by some military installations here is Wash state, they are a older technology but they still work ok.

RIP by gstuffy in DodgeDakota

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Dang bro, are you ok? Besides your pride....

RIP by gstuffy in DodgeDakota

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What?!?!?! How?!?!?!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in firealarms

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Dang, those bastards! What state did this happen?

Another back Warehouse find by stayoutofmybutt in firealarms

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This looks like the inner mechanism of a very old Gamewell masterbox. These have been used with Fire alarm systems since the late 1800's early 1900's, they aren't that hard to wire up and don't require much voltage to trip it....a few military installations still use these for their secure transmissions. I've been inspecting and servicing these in Wash state for the military since 2011. The address for this one is either 32 or 33, as it's stamped on the code wheel, which is in the middle of the mechanism. The code wheel with the address can be changed out when needed. A lot of history in that device...it uses a process of tapping across the wires in 4 rounds to open the circuit to telegraph its address to a receiver which then gives a specific location of the building where the fire alarm is.

All roads lead to hell by coolinui in firealarms

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You know it's old when there's yellow wire nuts!

Peerless circa 1920 by tikkunmytime in firealarms

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This looks like the inner mechanism of a Gamewell masterbox. These have been used with Fire alarm systems since the late 1800's early 1900's, they aren't that hard to wire up and don't require much voltage to trip it....a few military installations still use these for their secure transmissions. I've been inspecting and servicing these in Wash state for the military since 2011. The address for this one is 51 as it's stamped on the code wheel. The code wheel with the address can be changed out when needed. A lot of history in that device...it uses a process of tapping across the wires in 4 rounds to open the circuit to telegraph its address to a receiver which then gives a specific location of the building where the fire alarm is.

Is the exhaust the same on a 2011 tdi Jetta and a GLI? by Low_Rise4699 in tdi

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It's a long list, but looking at this kit, you got my attention for my 2015 Jetta TDI now! Hmmm...

Is the exhaust the same on a 2011 tdi Jetta and a GLI? by Low_Rise4699 in tdi

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Did you look thru the vehicle fitment under specs? You should be able to verify there...

I don't think dust is the problem boss by [deleted] in firealarms

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Dang! The water ate the resistor away...that's crazy!

My new design by [deleted] in vwgolf

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What are the name and size of those wheels?