ho do i find out my midline part no

[DamoP]

i am in the process of buying a highline , i have been told i need to match the part number with a 7. is there an easy way of finding the part number without taking the speedo out??

[apollo13]

Scan with VCDS. If you don't have it it takes 20 secs to pull the cluster.

[DamoP]

cheers , i dont. really?? i thought it was a steering wheel off job??

[apollo13]

No mate,

Just lower the steering wheel to the lowest position and pull it as far is it will go.

Remove the trim infront of the cluster, undo the 2 screws and slide it out.

FYI you don't need to match your highline to your midline.

I had a 962 midline and replaced it with a 971 highline....

[parks]

No mate,

Just lower the steering wheel to the lowest position and pull it as far is it will go.

Remove the trim infront of the cluster, undo the 2 screws and slide it out.

FYI you don't need to match your highline to your midline.

I had a 962 midline and replaced it with a 971 highline....

Then plug highline in, VCDS, and job done? Thought it was much harder than that!!

[apollo13]

No mate,

Just lower the steering wheel to the lowest position and pull it as far is it will go.

Remove the trim infront of the cluster, undo the 2 screws and slide it out.

FYI you don't need to match your highline to your midline.

I had a 962 midline and replaced it with a 971 highline....

Then plug highline in, VCDS, and job done? Thought it was much harder than that!!

No that is not how to fit a highline! Well its is but along with a bit of coding.

 The OP wanted to know how to get the part number of his existing cluster without using VCDS............