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Since I have already made a post about the Maxidot Cluster, I will link it here and add more information in this post along with a video that shows some of the functionality along with some new add-ons.
I take this chance to update the feature list of the Maxidot Cluster, to the best of my knowledge and will address some common questions about this upgrade. I will make separate posts on the smaller mods related to the cluster.
Driving Data
Vehicle Status Menu
Compatible sensors
The cluster is a plug-and-play swap and requires no wiring modification. Wiring might have to be added if you plan on adding Brake Pad Wear and Washer Fluid Reservoir Level Sensor warnings. Installing the cluster needs no physical modification, but it requires online coding and adaptation which needs to be done with either OEM or after-market special tools depending on the condition of the cluster, whether it is New or Used. Immobiliser data needs to be transferred to successfully install the cluster. Used clusters cannot be officially adopted, and require special preparation and special tools to make them work, so if you want a very straightforward upgrade, I'd suggest finding a new cluster.
This cluster can be installed on the most recent Polo and Vento cars but might require some modification to the EEPROM to change the vehicle depiction to a sedan from a Polo hatchback. Since this cluster seems to be regularly imported and installed by many retrofit shops that have a presence on Instagram, so you can reach out to them to discuss pricing and installation queries. Recently, I have heard of prices near the 40-45k mark. Please note that I do not have any affiliation with any of these sellers.
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