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Flappy Paddle Conversion Electric Help needed- Medicus?

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I'm attempting a flappy paddle conversion on my Tiptronic steering wheel using AMG C63 Paddles but have come across a hurdle.

Any help appreciated.

This pic shows the wiring from the old Tip switches and there are three wires coming out of each switch, the black being a ground.

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This pic shows the new paddle with only two wires coming out of it, yellow and black.




So I'm not really sure how to wire them up?

I looked at this thread for help but...it doesn't.

http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=97582
 
Connect the yellow wire of the down paddle to the brown/red, connect the yellow wire of the up paddle to the yellow/brown and connect both the black wires to the existing black wires.
 
Jamie© said:
Connect the yellow wire of the down paddle to the brown/red, connect the yellow wire of the up paddle to the yellow/brown and connect both the black wires to the existing black wires.
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:grin: Saw the thread Jamie and knew you had done it last weekend so was expecting to see you reply :thumbs: :thumb:
 
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