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Raid steering wheel install: Tiptronic wiring?

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YOUR RESEARCHRaid steering wheel install: Tiptronic wiring?

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b) connect the paddleshift wires using crimp connectors,

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b) connect the paddleshift wires using crimp connectors,

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But yeah in the end because I got no replies to this thread I kept re-reading the manual and it worked out

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi all, I'm installing a Raid steering wheel on a 2001 C2, and I'm having a bit of trouble with the manual. Just wanted to make sure my understanding is right before I start cutting. The manual says to: a) attach the 'provided ground adapter' to the hub, b) connect the paddleshift wires using crimp connectors, c) connect the ground wire for paddleshift somewhere. The problems are: 1) I already have a ground adapter on the hub (circled in red below) 2) The red wires for paddles actually have connectors on them, so I'm unsure if I should cut them or whether I'm missing something (circled in red) 3) I can't figure out where to plug in the black ground wires, because they are too small for the ground adapters that are provided for me, and I can't seem to find any other place to plug them into. Any help appreciated! Bp6Efot.jpg rV8j2rb.jpg

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How did you get on with this ? I am having the same problem!

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https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...t-weekend.html or this might help. https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...-write-up.html Google is your friend!

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Im trying to remember what I did, but I definitely did not cut any wires after all (besides the airbag one). I think all the red ones plug into the same place (that is to say, the metal bracket they give you screws onto the one there already, making four connectors. The black ones I feel like they plug onto the harness somewhere. But yeah in the end because I got no replies to this thread I kept re-reading the manual and it worked out

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