A very simple mod, cheap and appealing
Images were taken from another site for referencing
What you need:-
Ref: 1K0 915 336 B (back cover)
Ref: 1K0 915 335 C (front cover)
Ref: 1K0 915 443 A (Top cover)
Volkswagen Codes so you need to order them from your local dealer, go to the parts department.
Total cost: 13.64
Tools:-
Err if you want to keep your hands clean use gloves (I didn’t)
Socket Wrench
Time:-
5-10mins
What you need to do?
1.) Disconnect the battery first (confirmed by myself you will not need the keycode for the radio afterwards works fine)
Note* you will need loosen the bolt on the left hand side of the battery which keeps it in secure.
2.) Lift the battery out and remove the existing cover.
3.) Assemble the new cover I don’t think it matters which order you fit it in but I did like this. “Back > Front > Battery > Top”
note* before fitting the front slot feed the cable in before you slot it down I think the image will make more sense than explaining.
4.) Put the battery back in and reconnect. (Make sure to tighten up the bolt to secure it) a socket will do the trick!
And that’s it a simple mod which all Leons should of had in the beginning.
Are these codes still correct?
Are they the codes from Seat?
There is a local one to me which I can pop into.
May need an order from you one of the days for a double din facia. I will PM you when I know more.
There is a local one to me which I can pop into.
May need an order from you one of the days for a double din facia. I will PM you when I know more.
what do you want to see? if you google any mk6 gti engine bay you will see what it looks like
Did this mod today and what a difference. Ordered these parts from my local vw/audi dealer.
3C0915335
3C0915336A
3C0915443A
Had to disconnect the battery to make it fit. But no warning lights or radio code, only had to set the clock.
3C0915335
3C0915336A
3C0915443A
Had to disconnect the battery to make it fit. But no warning lights or radio code, only had to set the clock.
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