[mhrzyn]

Hi there!

I'm following this forum a long time and always finding my questions. This time I can't find the solution for my problem.

I'm retrofitting my cluster to 6WA. The 6WA was a used one and I need to delete the VIN and set the mileage to 0. I already set the mileage to 0 km but I don't know how the find the old VIN number on the BIN file.

I saw on the internet a couple of messages about finding it with HEX but I can't find how. I also don't know the old VIN number so it makes it a bit more difficult.

I'm using R270+ programmer with a SOIC clip.
Everything works well.
I got ESYS for coding the cluster (maybe you can also write something about coding this too).

I have attached the BIN file to this post.

Link to BIN file:
https://wetransfer.com/downloads/fe5...5151656/40fbb1



Edit:

Problem solved. The cluster was already on 0.. and you saw the vin number on the emulator.
Deleted the short vin.

[dbright03]

Originally Posted by mhrzyn

Hi there!

I'm following this forum a long time and always finding my questions. This time I can't find the solution for my problem.

I'm retrofitting my cluster to 6WA. The 6WA was a used one and I need to delete the VIN and set the mileage to 0. I already set the mileage to 0 km but I don't know how the find the old VIN number on the BIN file.

I saw on the internet a couple of messages about finding it with HEX but I can't find how. I also don't know the old VIN number so it makes it a bit more difficult.

I'm using R270+ programmer with a SOIC clip.
Everything works well.
I got ESYS for coding the cluster (maybe you can also write something about coding this too).

I have attached the BIN file to this post.

Link to BIN file:
https://wetransfer.com/downloads/fe5...5151656/40fbb1

Here's a pdf from another thread about doing a retrofit.

[mhrzyn]

dbright03

Thank you for your respons. I saw this guide and have used it. But the writer of this guide refers to lines to set a value with FF.. Those are 30 or are 00 in my 160D0WQ.. How can I see what the VIN number is. I'm using EEPROM R270+.