Removed wheel today and moved it a spline to the left all now lovely a straight . However whilst the wheel was off I noticed I had a spare connection that didnt seem to fit anywhere . Reading a previous post regarding paddles im thinking this is for that purpose ? I think connection is blue from memory and wheel is non heated. Would nice to be able to get paddles illuminated also but aint got a clue how to do this ?

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Last edited by Googsy on 15th Feb 2012 10:31pm. Edited 1 time in total

But is that not the connection for a heated steering wheel ====================================

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Joker sometimes I surprise myself. No its actually the loom for connecting the paddles. Its a blue connection. Need to read Daveo and Steves MOD on how to connect this now.  Present :2008 TDV8 HSE
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hi, you should have 12v on that wire,it is for the heated wheel..connect it to the red wire on the paddles and it will get the led's working, they will come on with the ignition but you wont really see them in the day time bit they look nice at night, V8 facelift Range Rover Autobiography 22" wheels.
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Daveo

Many thanks for highlighting this


Is that the blue connector that it has a few wires in it.

Which one do I connect to the red wire ?

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one will be live 12v one will be ground, not to sure unless i look at it but you are better of metering it to make sure you get it correct V8 facelift Range Rover Autobiography 22" wheels.
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