Quote Originally Posted by drjonez View Post
Clutch Switch
You will want to wire up a clutch switch, without it you will be testing your rev limiter should you disengage your clutch while cruise is on as well as have an RPM jump on fast shifting and not having cruise control with the ECU properly coded. The B6 uses two switches on the clutch, the one that is needed to fix the previously listed problems is part number: 8E0 927 189B and resides next to the brake switch. walky_talky20 has a great write-up for the B5 (but it all applies to the B6 as well) here it is: http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...Swap-%28DBW%29 What you’re doing is adding a wire to pin 39 on the ECU, running that wire to one terminal of the clutch switch and running the other terminal of the clutch switch to a tap off the black/brown wire of the brake pedal switch. Yes, pix with hands in them suck.

Pin 39:


Pin 39 wire run to clutch switch, clutch switch tapped into brake switch:
Trying to wire up the clutch switch for cruise control. found this guide, and thinking maybe transferable to my project 2003 Allroad.

Does someone know that signal black/brown wire of the brake switch (for clutch switch tap in) carries?

Here is my brake switch connector: the black/brown (red?) wire on pin 4 has ground with brake pedal up, and 12V with pedal down.
Same on the B6 switch cable?

Clutch switch is CLOSED with pedal up, opens when pedal is pressed down.

The ECU gets:

When connecting the 2nd pin of the clutch switch to the red/black brake switch wire (pin 4):

both pedal up:
Ground to ECU pin

brake down:
12V to ECU pin

clutch down:
open (neither ground nor 12V)

both pedals down:
open (neither ground nor 12V)

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