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Part number for Tip switches?

scorcher
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scorcher Member

scorcher

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I've just got my hands on this...

tiptronicwheel.jpg

...which will be recovered to match my interior (when I get the TT!)

Both tiptronic switches are a little worn, so thought it would make sense to replace them at the same time.

Can someone help me out with part numbers?

Thanks!

ScottArizona Member

ScottArizona

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sorry, I don't have part numbers, but would be curious to hear whether you are satisfied with the recover and how much it put you back. I've been thinking about changing to a three-spoke tip wheel for some time, and sometimes odd colors pop up on ebay for relatively cheap.

PAULSPEED Member

PAULSPEED

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Hi,

I have tried to look for a prat numbers on the steering wheel

but there are just to many combinations. You alsomst need

to go to the dealer to get a part number.

Paul

scorcher Member

scorcher

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Thanks guys - managed to get the old switches off, and can see the part numbers clearly now - thanks anyway :)

it's going to cost me around £175 GBP to get it recovered

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