Audi A3 Dashboard Removal

The time has come for Audi A3 8P dashboard removal to send off for rebuild. You’ve diagnosed your instrument cluster as faulty for failure of instruments, random warning lights and even preventing the engine from starting, now you just need to get it out.
Let us run you through the process of removing the instrument cluster from your Audi…
Common Failure symptoms:
• Failure of all instruments.
• Engine will not start
• Warning light remain on even with key removed
• Unable to communicate with the instrument cluster
Common fault codes:
• 00003 - Control Module Defective
• 11646 - Immo Control Unit Defective
• 16346 - Control Module ROM Error 014 Defective
• 01DA - Access System/Immobiliser Control Unit No Signal
• 00525 - Instrument Cluster
• 00532 - Supply Voltage
• 00447 - Function Limitation Due To Excessive Voltage
• P1643 - Central Electronics Control Unit
• U0155 - Lost Communication With Instrument Panel Cluster (IPC) Control Module
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[@nickayivor8432]

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[@chianesepaola]

Why is that not possible with Skoda!??? I’ve bought my car second hand one year ago,spent all my savings in it, after few days first light start to come on and go… then with winter things got worse, all the possible random triggers lights, driving on and then when the car is warm everything is ok. Still the airbag when it goes on it does goes off anymore… Monday I have NCT and so far I’ve spent 600€ and being sent from one to another electrician for auto and none has fixed the issue. Skoda refuse to do it as there is not either the original part available since 2022… if I don’t fix this (which seams to be a little things which doesn’t involve the engine or anything at all for the functionality of the car) I have to say goodbye to my car and my 3000€ 😭😭😭😭. Any chance you can help?

[@jakeymanson6009]

If I remove the speedo will I have to code it back in

[@Ecutestinglimited]

Hi. If you are getting your unit re-manufactured by us then we retain all prior coding during the process, so you can just plug it back in and drive away! However, if you are replacing the unit then you may need to re-code the cluster using dealership level equipment.

[@GaryTaylorvw]

Instrument cluster removal, not dashboard