This is known as the Vehicle Order (VO) and options such as electric auto folding wing mirrors/side mirrors are part of an option pack that needs to be added to this list if they are to work correctly (or at all) after a retrofit. The car stores a list of options that were installed at the factory in one or more of it’s ECUs. Optional step is to code the KBM module using NCSExpert/NCSDummy.When retrofitting options that were not factory installed, it is sometimes necessary to program the car to enable them.Now turn the ignition off an on and you should see your mileage appear in the instrument cluster.Then do a FGNR_LESEN on EWS and a FGNR_SCHREIBEN on KMB.Then do a ZCS_LESEN on EWS and a ZCS_SCHREIBEN on KMB.Using NCSExpert read vehicle data from EWS (VIN/FA f.Connect the cluster to the car (if the odometer reads something like 250km, your flashing was successful).Using R270, upload flash, then eeprom to the cluster.Choose: ZCS-SCHREIBEN (This means ZCS_WRITE).Press F4 (Process ECU do NOT press Process Car).Enter the data you took a pic of or wrote down from earlier step.Choose: KMB (To get data from replacement kombi, You will notice the GM/SA/VN is different).Choose: EWS (To get current data from your auto).Eeprom with 0km on odometer Needles were completly off as soon as I plugged Kombi in car.) If you use a R270, you most likely corrupted your flash while trying to read it (seems very common and occured to me aswell. VIN is stored from 0圆00 to 0圆70, and Mileage is stored from 0x400 to 0x470īest practice seems to be : copy theses blocks from original cluster, then paste in new cluster binary. KM & VIN are stored in the 2Kb Eeprom (not the 128Kb one)Īccording to "AutoMutt" on : Flash and EEPROM files are sensitive to HW version so be careful which one you flash. HW for chrono gauges is 30, for nav its 08.
Not worth the effort, R270 programmers are like 20 bucks on aliexpress, the price of a dev board.
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