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Title: Retro fitting high line clocks
Post by: J12spk on October 31, 2013, 10:19:46 pm: First of all I've not got a clue when it comes to this stuff and I realise the man to see / speak too is EDDIE but I'm a little to far away on the south coast!

If I can purchase some tdi high line clocks for my tdi how easy is the fit? Do I need to change any modules? Does it matter what millage they read? I suppose they have to be coded! Will the milage read the same as mine once done? I have the kenwood dnx520 fitted, would any info display on the new clocks?

So many questions and no answers!!!

:fighting2:
Title: Re: Retro fitting high line clocks
Post by: mrxbox360 on October 31, 2013, 10:27:16 pm: M8 i was in your shoes a few months ago & i spoke to eddie & decided that it was well worth the almost 4 hour drive each way..he might not be close to you but he will sort you out for a decent price :wink:
Title: Re: Retro fitting high line clocks
Post by: Llew on October 31, 2013, 11:32:38 pm: Speak to Kalu he's in Hertfordshire he,ll answer all your questions
Title: Re: Retro fitting high line clocks
Post by: Scott73 on February 18, 2015, 09:44:39 pm: Quote from: J12spk on October 31, 2013, 10:19:46 pm
First of all I've not got a clue when it comes to this stuff and I realise the man to see / speak too is EDDIE but I'm a little to far away on the south coast!

If I can purchase some tdi high line clocks for my tdi how easy is the fit? Do I need to change any modules? Does it matter what millage they read? I suppose they have to be coded! Will the milage read the same as mine once done? I have the kenwood dnx520 fitted, would any info display on the new clocks?

So many questions and no answers!!!

:fighting2:
I'm in exactly the same boat mate, I pick up my gti on Wednesday, comes with the midline clocks and would really like to upgrade to highline clocks or some of the nice looking golf plus clocks I saw in one of Eddie's other posts. I'm still trying to find out everything I need exactly and where abouts to get the parts from.
Title: Re: Retro fitting high line clocks
Post by: andybon on February 18, 2015, 09:52:41 pm: There is a how to on here on how to swap and code the clocks. I will be doing mine at the weekend with the help of a mate.
Title: Re: Retro fitting high line clocks
Post by: cpk on February 19, 2015, 01:18:04 pm: Join the club, mate :-). I'm struggling to find European-spec 1K6 920 974 clocks. I can find US ones with Fahrenheit instead of Celsius, but you need to change the foils and I don't trust myself to not c0ck it up.
Title: Re: Retro fitting high line clocks
Post by: RetroRaz on February 19, 2015, 01:30:56 pm: If anyone has a 2004-2006 golf and has highline clocks with part numbers ending in 970,971,972 I can do them.

I am based in London
Title: Re: Retro fitting high line clocks
Post by: Gti man on February 19, 2015, 04:57:38 pm: Olsen-72 did mine

He is based in bham in redditch

He sorted me out when he fitted my
MFSW
Cruise control
New r32 clocks

Well recommended

Send him a pm he is great hel will tell you what you need to buy also