Member Since: 23 Apr 2016
Location: Poznan, Poland
Posts: 82
If you have the necessary hardware (correct EEPROM reader with appropriate clip), I'd say it is really easy from the programming side of things. IMHO getting into the old gauges and fitting the display is the most time consuming. Took me 10 minutes to reprogram the gauges and 6 hours dismantling and fitting back the interior. Note that I have never reprogrammed a chip before, although I know my way through computer hardware Wojtek
L319: dad's
L320: mine
4th Oct 2023 1:04 pm
Lukasino
Member Since: 11 Dec 2023
Location: Kutna Hora
Posts: 1
Hi all, I have a request please. I have a D4 2010 diesel and had the instrument cluster fitted from an L322 4.4 TDV8. Everything works without errors as it should, I just have a problem with the fuel gauge.
The original D4 instrument cluster worked flawlessly, but now it's pretty messy. When I have more than half of the tank according to the indicator, I fill up with 55l (and I have a standard tank), or if it shows about a quarter of the tank, it is completely empty. When coding, we set an 80l tank. We also overlooked during the coding that I have a rev indicator for gasoline and not diesel, but I assume that will not be a problem to fix and it cannot be related to the fuel gauge.
Has anyone encountered this? Thank you and greetings from the Czech Republic
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11th Dec 2023 8:26 am
orons
Member Since: 23 Feb 2024
Location: Israel
Posts: 3
Hi,
Just read all 36 pages...
Can i get some help with the eeprom portion, where to buy the decoder from, how to actually connect it? Do you need to remove it from the PBC? or you are connecting it on the PCB?
Also does it matter which L322 digital dash to use? so that there are some variations
23rd Feb 2024 10:05 pm
durgapal
Member Since: 09 Mar 2022
Location: Midlands
Posts: 4
DIsco 4 L319 Virtual Dash
Hi,
Found a company on AliExpress who are happy to supply one for L319. They have a 45 day delivery time frame due to modifications to the virtual dash.
Member Since: 10 Oct 2024
Location: Poznan
Posts: 2
PCB from Landy Moscow
Yargo wrote:
Moscow
Hello,
Could you send me a link or web site or e-mail for purchasing PCB for LCD instrument cluster installation in Discovery 3 please ?
Best Regards,
Szymon
10th Oct 2024 1:58 pm
Szymon-J
Member Since: 10 Oct 2024
Location: Poznan
Posts: 2
TheWojtek wrote:
If you have the necessary hardware (correct EEPROM reader with appropriate clip), I'd say it is really easy from the programming side of things. IMHO getting into the old gauges and fitting the display is the most time consuming. Took me 10 minutes to reprogram the gauges and 6 hours dismantling and fitting back the interior. Note that I have never reprogrammed a chip before, although I know my way through computer hardware
Hello,
I just bought 2005 Discovery 3. I am thinking about changing instrument cluster for the one from Discovery 4. Could you help ? I am from your hometown Poznań. Can we contact directly please ?
Best Regards
Szymon
s.jankowski@polflor.com.pl
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