BMW E36 instrument cluster display repair, instrument cluster mileage display fix.

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BMW E36 instrument cluster display repair (instrument cluster mileage display fix)
BMW E36 instrument cluster display repair, instrument cluster mileage display fix.
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[@christen1075]

A couple of tips. I believe the screws, at least on my 1994, 325, are T 15 or T 20s. A second tip to get the cluster to tilt out is to use your thumbs on the bottom at the very widest part of the cluster and push in which generally tilts the top downward obviating the need for a screwdriver, credit card or other things. A cheap set of picks from Harbor Freight are less than 10 bucks and you’ll use them for all sorts of things. The biggest Takeaway is you have likely isolated the one soldier point that causes all the problems. That’s certainly worth the price of admission. Very surprised that your steering wheel did not tilt on the BMW. Mine is a flush lever on the bottom where you can tilt and move the steering wheel completely down, which makes removal much easier. Those plugs in the back are difficult if you don’t have a lot of room. Otherwise, good job.

[@paltiks2313]

You have a square hole where you place that button to reset the odometer, behind the plastic piece that goes above the button. In case it helps anyone!!

[@bencrosbie6003]

Great job man!

[@ProblemSolverGarage]

hi thanks, thanks for watching. The car turned out incredible I got lots more videos coming, on the BMW E 36

[@happyfox711]

Nice upload. Like in the real world you didn't even edit out the button you found a little late.. 😆✌

[@ProblemSolverGarage]

👍

[@rudes4124]

Excellent, only one thing I would add, get a nice soldering iron, a small one with a small pencil tip. Keep the iron clean and you can use solder with a flux core, just saying ok. Nice work !

[@lukejudge6008]

Thanks sir you saved me a new cluster 🙏🏻

[@chrix3087]

great video dude

[@ProblemSolverGarage]

Thx

[@Chazydau]

Your good dude. Do you know how to fix the error code eep-1?

[@itsonfire69]

That soldering tip is screaming for help 🤣🤣

[@ProblemSolverGarage]

Lol

[@E36_shayne]

Funny how you started off saying it will be super easy and by the end you say it was tough lol

[@ProblemSolverGarage]

I am a funny guy lol In the end it wasn't that bad

[@muhammadhadi4506]

Hello i have problem signal show in instrument cluster, the signal is (Control Check) what’s that meaning

[@mercury8961]

why do you use a coal instead of a soldering iron?

[@betaripoff]

Is there a place I can get the lcd screen film for the odometer or can it be an easy diy fix? Mine is fading away to the bright orange its numbers displays.

[@ProblemSolverGarage]

Sorry, not too sure

[@troyfredricksen4054]

Was that tamper light on when at idle or only with accesory on ?

[@frozen_mitko]

I also thought that, but the tamper light is on the first line and this one was on the second. EDIT: After looking carefully it looks like a clock.

[@juliusjames5563]

Any help for my? My fuel and temp gauges have stopped working,pump wires are connected so what could it be?😢

[@fatboyjai]

Mine did that, turned out to be a fuse

[@MrSurdico]

SUUUPERRR FACILLL, SI SEGURO, MEJOR ME COMPRO OTRO PANEL Y YA!

[@ceesklumper]

Maybe use hot glue gun to kind of replace those drilled out welds? Good fix otherwise.

[@ProblemSolverGarage]

Honestly once you screw everything together it all stays together perfectly