
Originally Posted by
Osher67
Can anyone help me have two questions
I have a 02 b6 a4 manual with stock rb4 cluster
I'm going to be swapping 05 b6 s4 auto rb4 cluster.
Two questions
1 Can I just use the orginal immobilizer chip that was programmed to the s4 cluster?
2 how do you program an auto cluster to manual?
Or is that automatically done when it's adapted ?
This is the C5 forum and the Rb4 cluster is somewhat different, it needs to be put in mode 4/NEW mode to be adapted. Also, the 05' cluster wont work in your 02' There were some changes made to the B6 cluster in early 2003' and a few things will screw that up. One is the change in VSS/ABS signal. The early cars use a sensor on the left front axle, the later ones get signal from the ABS module, the cluster is therefore different and your speedo wont work. Good chance the tach wont work either, also your old cluster has an 'immoblizer' warning icon where the late one has the TPMS icon and the IMMO warning is built into the odometer.
Don't bother, it wont work, ask me how I know. To get a color MFA cluster in your early B6 isn't going to be easy; *I think* there is only ONE iteration of the S4 cluster that might even work, otherwise you're stuck looking for a cluster from an early B6 that came with Navigation; the color cluster was part of that technology package.
If you want to try you'll need Vageeprom and VCDS to do it safely and reliably. Use Vageeprom to decrypt the cluster, read the SKC then encrypt it again, then use VCDS to do the adaptation to match your cluster and keys. And use VCDS to change the coding to what you need and channel 60 I think to change to manual. If you want to change the odometer mileage (which is a felony not to) then you'll need to leave the cluster in mode 4 and set the mileage to ' 0 ', then do the ODO correction and encrypt and match keys.
If none of this is sounding familiar at all...then contact Tom @ speedosolutions.com . He can help you. Don't bother talking about swapping Immo chips and whatnot, that is not how Rb4 clusters work really.
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