

| Subject: | Foglight Switch |
| From: | Michael Sullivan |
| Date: | Tue, 24 Mar 1998 11:09:02 -0500 |
I was wrong. I ordered the switch from not WCM but Rocky Mountain Motorworks. They have the "standard" (front fogs only) VW foglight switch used in many of VW's vehicles (including our beloved Vanagons). The part number is 321 941 535A and the cost is $12.95. Note: this switch is a lighted switch so you'll need to scrounge around in a junkyard for the proper "snap-in" grounded light socket. Cheers, MJS Steven X. Schwenk wrote: > Michael: > > I tried to follow up your excellent idea of ordering a vw foglight > switch from WCM and the guy I > spoke with could not locate any they had. Do you have any info like vw > model or year it is for? > > > > > Michael Sullivan wrote: > > > > > > > I just imported my Projectzwo foglights -- they came last week. > > Quite > > > > "cute" > > > > little things. Nicely made, very thin, and come complete with > > Hella > > > > relay, wiring, > > > > generic toggle switch (yuch), black side-grill extensions, Hella > > > > > "slim" foglights, > > > > and instructions (in German). Looks very easy to install (no > > drilling > > > > necessary). > > > > For an authentic installation, I've ordered a "stock" VW > foglight > > > > switch from West > > > > Coast Metric. I'll send a report to the list once I get them > > mounted > > > > as to their > > > > performance. Anyone looking for additional information, please > > feel > > > > free to email > > > > me directly. Michael J. Sullivan Director of Catalog Design Open Market Inc. '87 GL Syncro Westfalia ****************************************** work: http://www.openmarket.com play: http://www.hsdesign.com ******************************************
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