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Rheostat/Potentiometer for Dash Light

AVIA8R
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AVIA8R

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Has anyone had to replace the dash rheostat/potentiometer that controls the intensity of the dash lights? I'm assuming it's the switch. Has anyone had the switch go bad? I roll it up and down and the intensity jumps up and down.

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I had concerns about mine and pulled it to check it out. All I did was clean it and it worked.

Anyway, it could not be any easier to remove. Just pop it out of the dashboard. If you do need to replace it I think any VW par will work. If you look at it compared to the same part in the Tourag it looks identical. Not sure if it's less expensive at a VW shop. Another alternative is Sunset Porsche, I have used them with good results for other parts.

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