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Speedo LCD Issue
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I just bought a 2004 523i, half of the lcd display is fine on the speedo but the other half looks some like in the picture. I took it to the dealership and the guys over there say that, the whole speedo would have to be replaced, and recoded which would cost quite alot, has this happened with any one else ? please advice
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You can try pursuing the BMWNA "goodwill" repair/waranty work, your angle would be safety issue since you can't see if the car overheat, or other severe warning situations. BMWNA paid for new cluster on my BMW X5, and I paid 1hr labor for goodwill work (goodwill by BMWNA since my car was out of waranty at that time). Not bad, even old X5 cluster was $650, so this E60 BMW display probably more. sorry, I didn't realize you are in Pakistan not NA. my bad. |
Problem here is that in pakistan they dont offer any goodwill services any other advices ? Can i put in a used speedo ?
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Pick out a good used replacement cluster here. There are many to choose from:
http://motors.shop.ebay.com/i.html?_...tors&_from=R40 |
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thats also not an option as well because in pakistan i guess it would be like finding a needle in a haystack , can it be done remotely ?
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Do it yourself,cables and software all over eBay.
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I can't say for sure.
I know dealer would not program used cluster, so your best bet is to contact your local BMW indy shop (I know mine has both GT1 and autologic diagnostic tools, so they can do coding). I actually wonder if any of those coding tools can only do copy of info from the old clsuter and put it to the new one, cause if not then someone can temper the odometer prior selling their cars using GT1 or autologic. |
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And any more in depth tampering with odo values is considered an offense, so car makers keep a strict upper hand on that. |
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