How to remove a VW Speedometer in simple easy steps. A DIY guide to repairing your VW. Disclaimer: Use this video at your own risk. BMAC VAGS holds no respon…
VW Jetta Golf Speedometer Clocks Removal Simple Easy Steps
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wow that was easy.Mine has dust inside and the red display bit fades when it likes, can it be opened up and fixed?
no problem
thanx it was useful to me 🙂
Hi.
On my clock does not work the right stick.
What can i do now?
Repairable?
yes it seems to be the immobiliser cause when I put the old one in it was fine. is there any way I can get rid of or fix that problem without having to go to a dealership?
I only bought it and has never worked, I believe previous owner replaced crank position sensor as rev counter was goin haywire!!
I would say that there is a fault with the clocks, but you would have to investigate it some more before changing it. Are all the other dials working fine??? Have you ever had trouble before with speedo.
I have a 00 vw polo 6n2. my speedo doesn’t work, today it moved to 20km/hr and has now stayed there even with engine off do you reckon the issue is with the sensors or the dials? how do I access the sensors?
that was crazy !!! thanks
It seems you have a immobiliser issue. My suspicions is that you have a speedo immobiliser issue. Reinstall your old speedo and tell me what happens.
so i needed to replace my cluster as i installed led’s into my cluster and once i tried it would start but turn off after 2 mins, how do i fix this problem?
No Probs, Let me see what I can do.
That would be great thanks man
No, I am not 100% familiar with that engine. Would you like me to see if I can find out some information for you?
Do you know how to remove EGR valve on 2.0 AVH engine