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21st September, 2019, 09:33 AM #16DK Veteran
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Cluster out. Read eeprom with Prog. Load that eeprom to vvdi2 and click on SERVICE MODE. Upload generated eeprom to the cluster with Prog. Connect cluster back to car. Write original eeprom with vvdi2 via OBD. Now you can access all immo data in cluster. Enjoy
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Remember to save first abs coding.
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Good idea but shouldn’t have any problem with it if you fitting same cluster. Also its MK5 so not relevant in short coding
Originally Posted by qeso705
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