Ribbon cable, flat, LCD display, transformer and gauge motor for BMW Mercedes Saab and Audi.

RANGE ROVER LCD display for dead pixel failure repairs on dashboard instrument cluster OBC and MID

Available for Range Rover up to 2003

Similarly to BMW, Range Rovers up to 2003 all have the common dead / fading / disappearing pixels on the instrument cluster (also on the board computer) - on the large LCD display that shows valuable data such as the mileage and the on board computer messages. The pixel problem most cases lies with the ribbon cable / flat cable that connects the LCD display to the circuit board of the instrument cluster, however some cases the LCD is physically broken.

Afterword:

Dead LCD pixels, fading LCD pixel on the instrument cluster are quite bad looking parts of a good car’s interior, so it is understandable that you may want to get it fixed. Replacement of the complete unit is quite expensive, that is why we try to encourage people to get it fixed by a professional on half price, or do the ribbon cable replacement at home on tenth price. As we sell quality flexible ribbon cables, bulbs / lamps only for DIY repair. This very common pixel failure is known on several units, like dashboard instrument cluster (speedometer), MID, and radio units, OBC (on board computer), and SID, and happen to several CAR manufacturers that use Siemens VDO electronics such as BMW 3 5 7 series, Audi A3 A4 A6 A8, VW, Seat, Mercedes C and E class, SAAB & Rover - you will find several different models on our site.We have 3 important remarks to all those who already ordered the spare parts for their cars: --> 1. Read the complete instructions before starting the ribbon cable replacement.--> 2. Technical support is always available - on the phone, or via E-mail – please feel free to ask at any time!--> 3. Always feel free to live with the opportunity mentioned on the last page of the instructions booklet!

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