Evok...... has it just about sumed up on the proceedure. Though Richard is also partially correct as well, (from what I understand). In this case, I believe the limit will be 100 miles. On earlier clusters where the mileage would have to be entered in the equivilant kilometer value and kilometers were simply converted to mileage for the drivers display. On those clusters, I believe, the initial adjustable mileage total for adaptation value was different before being permanently locked. Never had any issues myself as I have always just set everything imidiately before handing cars back to customers. Either way, once the mileage adaptation value is permanently locked, you're screwed unless you can get your hands on a knock-off copy of VagTacho or VagDashCom or something of the like. There's also something called VagCan Commander but costs big bucks. Though, Duram from Durametric speaks highly of it. A little touchy on Cayenne's according to him.
Anywho, mileage can only be set in 10 mile increments as Evok.... mentioned.
You don't have Immo 3 in that car, so you don't have to go to the dealer or one of very few like me with a certified VAS 5052 to set mileage and readapt all key's for the Immo.
All you need to do before doing the mileage adaptation is to go through the log in. Being an old car like this, Vag Com should give the log in code by simply clicking on the box in which you would enter the login code and leaving the curser sit still for a second or two. A box will pop up and give you the login code to enter. once the login is done, then the mileage adaptation channel will be unlocked if the mileage limit has not been exceeded. Same thing goes for the soft coding if Vag Com has the possible coding numbers available for the particular cluster module, which it should considering how old it is. Usually all the other adaptation values will already be set correctly on OE Rebuilt clusters. Key word being usually. So it's always best to write everything down before unplugging the old.
As for the EPC light, run an auto scan, you shouldn't be having an EPC light on if the cluster was not coded correctly. You would just have some faults stored in various modules for an incorrectly coded module on the Can Bus network, (even though this car doesn't have a "real" Can-Bus network, but rather just a Can Gatway which emulates some Can-Bus functions. That's another issue.) Set everything on the new cluster and scan everything and go from there.
Curious though, how's VagCom on a mobile device of some sort??????????
I run on a Samsung Q1 UMPC running fully functional XP Tablet. I didn't even know VagCom could be used on windows mobil, but again, how's it work?????????????
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