I don't want to double post/hijack your thread so here's my results
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Thanks for the tips!
Why the bcm plug are not identified A B C?
From the drawing it look like A is the farthest from the driver seat.
Should i install a fuse between the tapped A57 and the brake controller?
If I don't come back, it's because I tapped the wrong wire.
I love you all.
I like the that my car knows when a trailer is connected with the oem module. It adjusts the esp program and can step in to stop a trailer from swaying out of control. I’ve posted a video of it in action somewhere on this site.
The oem wiring isn’t super easy to install, but it’s nice that you don’t have to splice into anything. You run the wires, and plug everything up where it’s supposed to go.
Not as important, but I get bulb out notifications for my trailer in my mfd, and have another idiot light on my dash that lights up when I have the trailer turn signal or emergency flashers on.
133 quoted my address, still overall dirt cheap. . Might use my work. They ship international daily.
My only concern is if I'm buying the correct hitch! There's way different selections then US stuff!
For the mk7 wagon pulls up a bunch of options. I'd like to have the setup earlier that'll accept the tesla accessory for square Reese...
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PF jones sell a cheap piggy back system (60?) and OEM style system (150-180), obviously the OEM style system is more expensive, and a 7 pin won't have trailer brakes but the 13 pin will.Email PF Jones and make sure you get the Westfalia wiring as they are the oem modules. In Europe the modules don’t need to be recordable, so many other manufactures aren’t.
The Westfalia modules are because they put them in cars they sell in the US and Australia. I bought a module for my ‘10 JSW that I later pulled and replaced with a Westfalia module.
The adapter listed is a euro 13 to euro 7, and not what you’ll need. Get whoever you buy the electrics from to add a trailer end (male) plug to your order, because you’ll need it to make your adapter.
The Tesla adapter is made by Bosal, but I think Bosal is out of the hitch business. IDparts may still have the Bosal hitches, but they don’t sell the wiring. . Westfalia mechanisms look just like the Bosal ones in pictures, but I’ve never seen them side by side.