[kerwooddr]

For what it's worth, here's my setup:

Euro-spec taillights, clear, lights are off:
http://www.wbwip.com/pics/taillights/IMG_5714.jpg

Blinkers on, amber/red/amber/red, animated gif, slightly slowed down:
http://www.wbwip.com/pics/taillights/eurotailights.gif

Rear fog on, ignition on, headlight switch pulled out to 2nd fog position:
http://www.wbwip.com/pics/taillights/IMG_5719.jpg

Rear backup light on, ignition on, car in reverse (Note: after VCDS coding, only one backup light is energized):
http://www.wbwip.com/pics/taillights/IMG_5720.jpg

To do the trigger wire installation, I used these instructions for a MK5 GLI, which worked fine for my 2010 B6 Passat Wagon:
http://www.wbwip.com/pics/taillights/gli_rear_fog_optim.pdf

 

[kerwooddr]

Sorry about the hyperlinks - VWV won't display these public images that reside on my own server. Weird.

 

[nycdub2]

Kerwooddr

Thanks for the posts BUT:

We are NOT talking about tail lights and or rear fog lights.

 

[kerwooddr]

Hmm - I was going by the title of the thread - "Fog light activation when in Reverse"

 

[TablaRasa]

Kerwooddr

Thanks for the posts BUT:

We are NOT talking about tail lights and or rear fog lights.

It's all good. I kinda talked about the rear fog lights in one of my posts. That was my fault. But thank you all for the information

 

[IridiumB6]

Sorry to revive an old thread but did you ever get this to work? Trying to enable it on my '12 Golf without success

 

[nycdub2]

Yes, This can be done.

 

[IridiumB6]

Yes, This can be done.

Thanks, but other than activating it in the actual Byte location is there anything else to do?Because I tried this and nothing.