2010 Volkswagen MKVI GTI Cluster Staging / Gauge Need Sweep

The cluster "Staging" on a MKVI GTI enabled thru Vag Com on a "H" type instrument cluster.

In Vag Com: Address 17 Instruments, Adaptation 10, Select "Staging" from the drop down list, select "Active" from the drop down list....done.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• 2010
• VW
• Volkswagen
• GTI
• MKVI
• MK
• VI
• MK6
• TSI
• Turbo
• Instrument
• Cluster
• Staging
• Gauge
• Gauges

[grahamek86]

My 2010 GTI doesn't beep like that, but I want to enable the sweep. Is it going to start the beeps when enabled?

[snobrdrdan]

@grahamek86

No it won't beep. Enabling the sweep doesn't cause the beep.

It was only because my seat belt wasn't on for that quick video

[bamuchem]

how do you make it do that.

[snobrdrdan]

@bamuchem

You need Vag Com and you go under: Address 17 Instruments, Adaptation 10, Select "Staging" from the drop down list, select "Active" from the drop down list....done.

Not all clusters will be able to do it though...only certain ones (different part numbers -- you have to look on the back of the cluster & if it ends in "H"...it'll work).

Or just plug in Vag Com & worst case scenario....it'll either do it or it won't.

[karateo]

how many beeps does it sound?

I like it but the beeping is annoying!

[snobrdrdan]

@karateo

The beeps are normal everytime you start the car or put it in Run mode (for your seatbelt I think).

The only difference now is that the gauges sweep back and forth before you start the car

[TheHarryshah]

Can i do this on my Mk6 Golf 1.4? or is this only for gti

[snobrdrdan]

@WiiFreedom

You need to enable it thru Vag-Com though (listed under the video in the "details")

[WiiFreedom]

@snobrdrdan Sweet!  ^^

[snobrdrdan]

@WiiFreedom

Yup!