Mini Cooper Instrument Cluster Cloning

Understanding Mini Cooper Instrument Cluster Cloning

This service is for MINI cooper R56 cluster programming, reprogramming mileage correction.

BOUGHT A USED CLUSTER wrong miles ?

BOUGHT A USED CLUSTER wrong VIN ?

BOUGHT A NEW OR USED CLUSTER AND DEALER TOLD YOU THEY CANT PROGRAM ORIGINAL MILES ?

CAR WAS FLOODED, FIRE DAMAGED AND HAVE A BAD CLUSTER NEED TO PROGRAM NEW ONE OR USED ONE ?

BOUGHT A USED CLUSTER AND WRONG MILES TO LOW OR TO HIGH?

If your cluster was bad you bought a replacement one and need to program then this service is for you?

We will need your original MINI cluster and a good donor with same part number we will copy and paste mileage and key information 

Add to cart pay , print the receipt  and send cluster and disclaimer to the address on the receipt 

Must mark old on original cluster and new on good donor 

What is Mini Cooper Instrument Cluster Cloning?

Mini Cooper instrument cluster cloning is a vital process for maintaining and repairing the vehicle's dashboard. This involves copying the data from a malfunctioning cluster to a new one, ensuring that crucial information like mileage and system settings remain accurate. This process is essential for Mini Cooper owners because, without proper cloning, car diagnostics and historical data can be lost, which may affect the car's performance and resale value.

Why Should You Consider Cloning?

Cloning is advantageous as it allows for the preservation of original vehicle data. This is particularly important when The original cluster fails, as it helps to avoid the need for expensive replacements or the hassle of inaccurate mileage displays. Many Mini Cooper owners opt for this solution because it is cost-effective and helps maintain the integrity of their vehicle’s information system. Moreover, it saves time and provides a practical solution for dashboard issues.

How is the Cloning Process Done?

The cloning process typically involves the use of specialized tools and software designed for Mini Cooper vehicles. First, a technician will extract the data from the old cluster, then transfer it to a new unit ensuring that all settings match perfectly. This process can often be completed quickly without causing damage to the vehicle's electronics. It's essential to have this service performed by experts to guarantee that it is done accurately, preventing potential issues down the line.