Shenandoah
Veteran Member
- Joined
- Jan 9, 2008
- Location
- Shenandoah Valley, VA
- TDI
- 2005 Jetta Wagon; 2005 Beetle; 2004 Jetta; 2002 Golf (three of them); 2002 Jetta Wagon; 2000 Audi TT->TDI; 1999 Beetle
Folks,
Actually two questions, both relating to ECM and cluster.
Some background first: I'm putting an ALH in to a 2000 Audi TT. My donor car is a 2002 Golf. My plan is to use the ECM and wiring harness from the 2002 Golf and use the Audi TT cluster. I believe the 2002 Golf has immo 3 but the Audi does not have the immobilizer feature.
First question: Is it the cluster or the ECM that allows the key fob to lock/unlock the doors? Or do both play a part in locking/unlocking the doors and opening the hatch with the key fob?
Second question: Will I need to get an immobilizer delete for the 2002 Golf ECM for the Audi to start? I'm guessing yes, but am not sure.
Thanks.
Eric
Actually two questions, both relating to ECM and cluster.
Some background first: I'm putting an ALH in to a 2000 Audi TT. My donor car is a 2002 Golf. My plan is to use the ECM and wiring harness from the 2002 Golf and use the Audi TT cluster. I believe the 2002 Golf has immo 3 but the Audi does not have the immobilizer feature.
First question: Is it the cluster or the ECM that allows the key fob to lock/unlock the doors? Or do both play a part in locking/unlocking the doors and opening the hatch with the key fob?
Second question: Will I need to get an immobilizer delete for the 2002 Golf ECM for the Audi to start? I'm guessing yes, but am not sure.
Thanks.
Eric
