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Removal and installation the additional brake light bulb "U25"
Instructions. Failure of an LED in additional brake lights. Individual LEDs in an additional brake light are combined into groups of 4 LEDs and are provided with voltage by groups. Additional brake lights are designed in such a way that in case of failure of one LED group, the regulatory requirements are met. If another LED group fails, the legislative provisions are no longer observed. In case of failure of an LED group, the serviceable LEDs are loaded more heavily, so it is necessary to take into account the possible imminent damage of the remaining LED groups. In case of failure of more than four LED groups in an additional brake light, the light is subject to replacement (repair case).
Turn off the ignition and all electrical consumers, remove the ignition key. Seal the area of the trunk lid above the brake light with a strip of ordinary electrical tape "1".
Caution: When removing the additional brake light, be careful not to damage the seal.

Insert plastic wedge -T10039/1- "1" from above between the high brake light bulb "M25" "2" and the luggage compartment lid.

Unlock the retainer of the additional brake light bulb "M25" by pressing the wedge "1" in the direction of travel. Carefully remove the additional brake light bulb "M25", taking into account the length of the connected wiring, from the rear door.

Unlock fuse "2" in the direction of arrow A and pull compact connector "1" out of the mount at the same time in the direction of arrow B.

Press the stopper "1" in the direction of the arrow and pull out the connector "2" with an upward movement.

Installation
Instructions: When installing the additional brake light "M25", pay attention to the correct fastening of the seal. The seal must not be damaged or kinked.
The original can be seen on the portal (VWmanual)
Connect the connector and secure the compact connector in the brake light. Clip the brake light back into the boot lid. Check the operation of the additional brake light bulb "M25".

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