Vw Jetta Cluster swap without programming required! Mileage saved!

Please like the video and comment if you have any questions.

[@fitojb]

I plan to swap a Vento cluster for a Highline Polo cluster, the one with the bigger display. Since it's not exactly the same one, I will most probably have to have it reprogrammed, but anyway thank you for taking this apart and showing how easy it is to change its components!

[@aslanmammadov2230]

It might work. Thank you for the feedback

[@toonybrain]

Thanks for all these tips.

[@JJ-kw8fo]

Is it the same with a Bosch cluster? And is the pin-code located in the same place as the Immobilizer?

[@manuelferreira735]

I will try in one Skoda Octavia 2005. Same cluster... hope it works 🤣

[@alonsosalas]

Good morning, I have a question. I lost the keys to my Jetta, and I disassembled the closter and the screen broke. I looked for another used one of the same model. ? The question would be to program, can I do it with the new one? Or do I have to change the EPROM from mine to the new one I brought? Or does it just read the pin again and it will be programmed?

[@neilhadner8685]

Ibe gotan 09 rabbit that instrument cluster went dead. The car starts abd drives good i cant see how fast or rpm, fuel or temp. Would the repair did work on mine. Any help before i get one programed??

[@abrahamsalamah5773]

How about replacing the dash lights? Im guessing they are small lights soldered onto the board behind the tacho and spedometer... cant find anything online

[@aslanmammadov2230]

Exactly

[@user-rb4xb5tr4w]

wish i say your video first. i sway the whole cluster on my 2009 jetta. car start then shuts off. the abs/brake/traction light blinks and buzzer. i remove the new cluster and put back old cluster. engine start and runs fine, but the abs/brake/traction light blinks and buzz stays on. need some help here, let me know thanks

[@JJ-kw8fo]

Good job, will it hurt anything to swap in a used cluster before doing anything else first to see if it powers up?

[@aslanmammadov2230]

The car won’t stay running with different cluster but you can turn on the ignition to see if everything lights up normal.

[@JJ-kw8fo]

@@aslanmammadov2230 ok, that's what I needed to know, thanks

[@FranciscoPerez-xz1tu]

I did this but I put a High Line cluster from a GTI 2007 into my low line cluster 2009 Jetta. Car turned just fine but display is off. Either cluster is defective , display is defective or it’s a compatibility issue. Thoughts?

[@aslanmammadov2230]

Compatibility issue

[@willf.8617]

Hello, I tried the procedure on a 2005 cluster on a MK5 golf V (faulty LCD series, that goes black with heat) with another used cluster from 2004 (not exactly the same model, but I find the display better). 861 M -> 851 H. it seemed to work as the panels fit together, but the Immo didn't accept it, the mileage wasn't saved and the car won't start. I think I need to buy a VCDS and VAG K+Can to program it myself.

[@aslanmammadov2230]

Did you use the same plate from your old cluster on new one ? If it doesn’t start that means Immobilizer doesn’t send signal

[@willf.8617]

@@aslanmammadov2230 I don't know what you mean exactly by "plate" but I did exactly what you did in your video. I kept the old panel/motherboard that was in my car (the one in the back of the cluster see video @4:32 ) and I attached it to the spare front panel (the motherboard holding the LCD, dial, needles...). they do fit together. but the Immo won't let the car start. as of the plastic parts, I think it doesn't matter. there are no electronic parts in there.

[@aslanmammadov2230]

@@willf.8617 my car started with just that panel which I guess is the motherboard. That’s what keeps the mileage stored and has immobilizer in it

[@willf.8617]

@@aslanmammadov2230 I guess you bought the exact same reference of instrument cluster to replace the old one?

[@aslanmammadov2230]

@@willf.8617 yes. It was pretty much same

[@3bbad]

Hi, I did a cluster swap everything went fine. just the airbag light came on and it won't go off. Any idea?

[@aslanmammadov2230]

You shouldn’t get airbag light unless you removed clocks spring and steering wheel. You will need to scan the codes to see what it says.

[@ademarmoreira8970]

How ia the reprogramming?

[@jonatan_1325]

In my car mk4 jetta the lcd when it shows the mileage is shattered but still lights up, but i can’t see anything, if i replace the inner skin, (white one) and keep the green board do you think that will it work?

[@aslanmammadov2230]

As long as you keep the green board it will work

[@jonatan_1325]

@@aslanmammadov2230 thank you, i’m gonna try that

[@aslanmammadov2230]

@@jonatan_1325 good luck. It’s not that hard to do

[@TheGermanGarage]

If i want to swap from the oem cluster to the gti one is this going to work ?

[@aslanmammadov2230]

I’m not sure if the mileage and other information will light up properly but as long as you keep the green plate from your old cluster it will start and show speed, gas, rpm for sure

[@granderondeproductions3286]

Can I put a cluster that reads Km only instead of miles using this method?

[@aslanmammadov2230]

That is something that I don’t really know but my guess is it will show your miles as km (for example 60k miles as 100k km

[@Lonelygamer416]

Tried this but now my car turns on and shuts off right away something to do with immobilizer even tho I’m using the original key

[@aslanmammadov2230]

You can’t swap the whole cluster. That second part I swapped has the immobilizer in it

[@jasonga]

I did that to my van and alls I got on the screen was meaningless and it never worked again

[@gokulsweetheart2533]

I want Volkswagen Jetta 2008 model display

[@APPLEtv4VIERACAST]

it's such a shame you manhandled the old cluster.... all i have to replace on mine is the temp gauge as it is not reading right... and the reset button sticks as well. my cluster was replaced by the dealer because it had a dim lcd display in the middle, i suspect them of swapping the circuit board on the inside, because the "1000$ new cluster" has dirt behind the plastic, the temp gauge reading to high and the sticky reset button... i don't think they did the 2.3 hours of reprogramming... i think it was more opening the new one up and swapping the board! so much for that... but since i saw your video, i probably go in myself to clean the dirt, see if I can unstick the button, and who knows, if I find a correct working gauge, maybe I can swap that as well? Anyway, thanks nice video! Any suggestions... let me know :o) 2006.5 mk5 jetta tdi

[@aslanmammadov2230]

The old cluster I had was pretty much toasted because sunroof leaked water and damaged the cluster. The cluster has two main part and as long as you keep the back plate which keeps your mileage, you can swap the gages and other parts. Yes I asked dealer as well and they wanted 1000$ for new cluster so I had to come up with cheaper option. You can get same king of cluster on eBay or any local Junk yards and make they look similar and then you can swap them. It’s fairly easy and I think pretty much anyone can do it.

[@xeyalmemmedov5379]

Almanın üz qarası😀

[@bagirmamedov9453]

Bunu rus dilində denən qoy millət də baxsın dayna

[@aslanmammadov2230]

Uruscax bilmeyrem

[@SGTrucks]

Showed nothing...

[@aslanmammadov2230]

Did you get exactly same type ?

[@aslanmammadov2230]

It has to work

[@user-bs3is1mv6q]

what i want to say is that little baby can know how to do this video, its simple and your video got no meaning at all, why i'm saying that is because everyone can figure out how to replace instrument cluster, all you are doing is moving motherboard to the new cluster. I dont really call that as a programming, I call that as a removing stuff from bad cluster to new one, I'm going to give you thumbs down

[@aslanmammadov2230]

im sure your little baby already knows that not all the cars have security system built in the cluster and not all the cars have motherboard which can be replaced. On most cars you can just swap the cluster and it will just work. haters will be haters all the time. keep your thumbs down to yourseflf

[@danbrown935]

He just needs attention