Looking to replace these, discoloured

[Jakec589]

Hi all, new to Audi just picked up this really clean 2009 TDI

I'm looking to find out what these yellow plastic bits are in the middle of my front bumper and how I can replace them as they've gone yellow and really stand out 

any help much appreciated 

[cliffcoggin]

I see no "yellow plastic bits" in your picture. A better photo and description might help.

[Steve Q]

11 hours ago, Jakec589 said:

Hi all, new to Audi just picked up this really clean 2009 TDI

I'm looking to find out what these yellow plastic bits are in the middle of my front bumper and how I can replace them as they've gone yellow and really stand out 

any help much appreciated 

Is it the ones next to the fog lights? If so aren't they day time running lights? 

[Magnet]

Um? Steve, but Jake if talking about the middle of the bumper -? 
Kind regards,

Gareth. 

[Jakec589]

Apologies it was a very lazy photo out the window, reattached photo is the plastic I'm referring to

IMG_4111.HEIC

[Magnet]

Doesn’t download for me.

[Steve Q]

Doesn't download for me either 

[cliffcoggin]

I don't download anything from strangers. Attach the picture to your message Jake, or put it on a public platform that scans for malware.

[Jakec589]

18 minutes ago, cliffcoggin said:

I don't download anything from strangers. Attach the picture to your message Jake, or put it on a public platform that scans for malware.

Hi I understand that and it wouldn't let me change the original photo so I started a new thread, photo attached

[RoyC]

2 hours ago, Jakec589 said:

Hi I understand that and it wouldn't let me change the original photo so I started a new thread, photo attached

They look like aftermarket LEDs that the previous owner added.

[Magnet]

First try cutting compound and elbow grease.

Kind regards,

Gareth 

[Jakec589]

okay thanks ill give scrubbing them a try and report back! if not I'll remove them 

[Magnet]

No, not ‘scrubbing them’ Jake - just getting some cutting compound on a damp cloth and carefully rubbing that into the lens, and then polishing off. I would put masking tape around the light to prevent the cutting compound getting onto the paintwork. 
I recalled after posting that there is a strong caustic product called ‘Elbow Grease’ - maybe obvious, but I didn’t mean to suggest using this - do not ( in caps) use this. By elbow grease I meant ‘effort’, but hopefully you knew that.

Kind regards,

Gareth. 

[Steve Q]

Apparently toothpaste works on headlights when they've gone milky. You could try it on these. 

They're definitely daytime running lights added as an extra.