Sequential Dynamic Turn Signal Lights For Audi A6 C8 A7 A8 Side Mirror

SKU: 1005008093358999-blue
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Normaler Preis €51,19
Normaler Preis -37% €81,90 Ausverkaufspreis €51,19

Raise your vehicle’s visibility with these sequential dynamic LED turn signal mirrors, engineered specifically for left-hand drive Audi A6 C8 (4K), A7 4K8, and A8 D5 models. Each housing features a gloss-black finish and delivers a smooth, water-flowing amber illumination that replaces standard flash patterns. The upgraded sweep effect catches peripheral vision faster, reducing blind-spot ambiguity during highway merges while giving your SUV a sharper street presence.

Benefits & Practical Tips

  • The plug-and-play architecture mates directly to the factory T10 (W5W/194) socket, so you can upgrade without cutting wires, adding load resistors, or running dealer diagnostic codes.
  • Always verify your chassis matches the 2018–2020 LHD designation before starting work to guarantee correct mirror curvature and housing depth alignment.
  • Secure connector terminals firmly before snapping the mirror back together; the sealed construction protects internal circuitry against car washes and winter road salt.

Key Specifications

  • Interface: T10 (W5W/194)
  • Voltage: 12 V DC
  • Brightness: 2400 lumens per pair
  • Lens finish: Glossy black
  • Emission color: Amber yellow
  • Fitting position: Outer exterior mirror glass
  • Durability: Fully waterproof sealing

Package Includes

  • Left-side sequential LED turn indicator
  • Right-side sequential LED turn indicator

Before handling electrical contacts, disconnect the vehicle battery negative terminal to prevent accidental shorts. Printed wiring diagrams are not packaged with this kit; follow the built-in polarity markings on the wire harness. All electronic and mechanical equipment, devices and machines sold by InterCyprus to EU countries are CE certified and carry a two year warranty. Supplying reliable aftermarket parts and dedicated customer service through intercyprus.com since 2002.