I guess I didn't get this many responses to <em>any</em> post even when I had a car for sale... At any rate, my mailbox was flooded this morning with questions about my euro tail lights.<p>I compiled a list of everything I could think of, such as part #s, pictures of lights on and off, etc. If it's not on this page, I don't know :-)<p>Hope you find the info useful.<p>- Stan<ul><li><a href="http://resomp.stanford.edu/~stanj/tail">Stan's 98.5 Euro tail lights</a></li></ul>

Duh! Typo in the link:<p>http://rescomp.stanford.edu/~stanj/tail/<p>Sorry,<br>- Stan<ul><li><a href="http://rescomp.stanford.edu/~stanj/tail/">The correct URL for Stan's Euro tail lights</a></li></ul>

f

It only took us about 1.5 hours to install the 1998 red/white lights on my '96. I had to purchase 1998 bulb holders to reverse the order of the bulbs and we did a little switching of relays.<br>Funny how everyone wants amber now. I actually switched mine from amber, since I like the all red look on my red car. The Euro option is nice with the red lense/glowing amber upon use only. I believe that is how the U.S. Passat is now. I noticed it this on one of them this past weekend.<br>-Cathleen<br>P.S. Anyone who prefers the amber '96 lenses, I will sell mine with the bulb holders and can get you directions on install.