Nevermind all sorted!! 
Now xenons all work like factory... my nice new red footwell light has gone out... (didnt do drivers side yet).
Big shout out to vagtechnik in eccles though, super helpful friendly place!
So as someone that has done a retrofit of Xenons, how difficult was it?
It's the next thing I'd like to do, but a little concerned about how difficult this is to pull off without a lot of hassle.
And if you don't mind me asking, where did you source your lights from?
Thanks,
Ady
Wasnt difficult per say, just 'fiddly'. Fiddliest bit for me anyway was getting the bloody grill off, after that it was all plain sailing. Easier if you keep all the screws in order (like i didnt), and where as some fully remove the bumper away from the car i didnt do that either, just removed some of the connectors in order to be able access some of the screws lower down.
Got them from Xenonz.co.uk. everyone thats seen them said they look good, and i can't fault the fitment they fit snug, however theres a gap between the back and the bodywork which is bugging me abit but not sure if thats normal (if someone could enlighten us on this?
), other than that and some condensation which im ordering some silica gel packs for they work a treat.
Good luck!!
