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Vid on removing dashboard.

After cluster removal , there are 4 10mm screw holding the whole aluminum frame and behind you will see a box with some numbers on top. Make a picture of the numbers .
 
Rares said:
After cluster removal , there are 4 10mm screw holding the whole aluminum frame and behind you will see a box with some numbers on top. Make a picture of the numbers .
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Yes but the numbers are on the other side of the BCM (forward facing) so you also need to unbolt the BCM so you can turn it to see the numbers, all explained in Alan's how-to that I linked to.
 
Yes , when I was typing you already replied and left it . If you reach that deep in the cluster removal , is kinda self explanatory to remove the box and check for the numbers. But yes , Alan’s one is way better at explaining. Because I work on cars for a living , I forget that some of us are still learning how to remove things.
 
Heh, I work on cars for a living too, mostly Elgrands as most on this forum know. Converted over 800 Elgrands to LPG and worked on maybe double that number of Elgrands in total including jobs like engine swaps etc. It's only a few weeks ago I needed to find the numbers on my BCM to reprogram keys but probably first needed to do that 7 years ago and have done it plenty times since. Have at least a few Elgrands visit me every week and own 3 myself. Written quite a few how-to's on this forum too ;)
 
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