yea thats make sense and only thing can be wrong is LED wiring - factory is in cluster T5.1. with green mirror on right sight - if i use 7E or 2Q/5Q i need to change clusters or its adaptable via coding or it doesn't matter ? that all i need to know..I think 5Q0 and 2Q0 will work on T5.1 as a BSD, not sure about RCTA.
I know a lot of people who own T5.1 and use 2Q0/5Q0 but all of them upgraded their BCM from 7H0 to 7E0.
is your cluster HighLine or LowLine ?yea thats make sense and only thing can be wrong is LED wiring - factory is in cluster T5.1. with green mirror on right sight - if i use 7E or 2Q/5Q i need to change clusters or its adaptable via coding or it doesn't matter ? that all i need to know..![]()
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Highlineis your cluster HighLine or LowLine ?
good, no need replaceHighline
and wiring is its same like t6 or i need on same like t5.1 to "cluster" - with 7E/2Q/5Q units . i mean still need wiring and looking on kufatec which one i needgood, no need replace
non or RCTA is going to cluster , they use Leds (indicators in mirrors , power and proper CAN-BUSand wiring is its same like t6 or i need on same like t5.1 to "cluster" - with 7E/2Q/5Q units . i mean still need wiring and looking on kufatec which one i need
I had a factory fitted 7E side assist on my T5.1 caravelle with 7H0 BCM , but you will need the dash swich to turn it on/off... no Assist menu even on the 2D colour instrument cluster. I still have the originall radars with holder and the dash swich in my garage after the upgrade.yea thats make sense and only thing can be wrong is LED wiring - factory is in cluster T5.1. with green mirror on right sight - if i use 7E or 2Q/5Q i need to change clusters or its adaptable via coding or it doesn't matter ? that all i need to know..![]()
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RTA system operates when reversing gear is engaged, brake pedal is not depressed
and "negative" speed of RTA equipped vehicle is within (1-7.5) mph = (1-12) km/h.
The speed of "rear crossing" vehicle must be greater that 2.5 mph = 4 km/h.
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YELLOW zone is the area where time to possible collision is within (1.5 sec. to 2.5 sec.)
RED zone is the area where time to possible collision is within (0.5 sec. to 1.5 sec.)
BROWN zone is the area where time to possible collision is below 0.5 sec.
And again huge credit to @mmi for his involvement and collaboration.
Confirmed
I really wish I had this on the 2Q0 radarsContrary to standard color-coding conventions, VW's Rear Cross Traffic Alert displays a red indicator in the instrument cluster for low-risk situations and a yellow indicator for high-risk situations and active emergency braking.
even 5Q show thatI really wish I had this on the 2Q0 radars![]()
Yes I know.even 5Q show that

