Phillips screwdriver & a small flat head screwdriver is all that is needed to remove the instrument cluster from the dash. http://fkh161.ca/
VW A3: Instrument Cluster Removing
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My 1999 Cabrio has a vibrating tach and completely non-functioning speed
needle as well. After a few hours of researching, if all connections
involving solder points are all good, the VDO stepper motors are out. Do
you have any idea where I can purchase new motors? It just doesn’t make
sense to rip some out of a junkyard car, or send the cluster to someone on
the internet to repair it for $100.
LOL, was working on my day off in shorts. Not sure, try a capacitive
discharge. Haven’t had an airbag light that would stay on with no code
stored.
Nice legs lol….Great info like always I just cheat a bit and don’t take
the upper and lower cover out lol… Anyways I was wondering if you can
help me out a bit,,i recently replaced the cluster on a friends car cause
odometer and clock did not work,which fixed the problem but now I have the
air bag light on and does not want to erase,vcds showed once something
about air bad low voltage but I erased it,now no codes but light still
on…it was not there before any ideas..Thanks
thx
HEY DUDE, GOOD TUTO, but could be better with more ilumination. anyway thks
It’ll all make sense when you take your own off… but yes, I’m working on
getting better lighting / camera for my future videos.
dude your awesome .
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