Programming Cluster EEPROMs for the Daewoo VE Veritas
- Document Contents
- Introduction
- Parts and Tools Required
- Removing the Instrument Cluster from the Vehicle
- Accessing the EEPROM on the Instrument Cluster
- Connecting the EEPROM to the EEPROM programmer
- Reading the Instrument Cluster EEPROM Chip
- EEPROM Memory Locations and Definitions
- Notes Regarding Early and Late Model VE Clusters
- Document Information
- Information on how to re-program VE Instrument Cluster EEPROMs
- Vehicle: Daewoo Veritas (VE)
- Copyright Owner: Matthew Jones (Matti Jones) (ZerOne)
- Document Visits: 3444
- Created: Wed Jul 13, 2011 6:55 am
- Revised: Thu Feb 23, 2012 12:53 am (Rev 51)
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The following document is considered a work in progress.
Because much of the useful information concerning memory locations used to store different cluster information is still not known,
it is recommended that you check the Technical Documents Discussion Forum for the latest information regarding this document.
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To reprogram an insturment cluster, the following tools are required,
A Windows XP based PC system.
An EEPROM Programmer that can be used with 95160 EEPROMS - $60.00AU (eBay).
Search eBay for a Keeprog USB EEPROM programmer
A 3M 8 PIN SOP to 8 Pin DIP Clip Adaptor - $40.00AU (eBay)
Search eBay for a 3M 8 Pin SOP Clip
A VE Instrument Cluster
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To remove the existing instrument cluster from the vehicle.
Unscrew the two Philips head screws securing the OBD-II connector, located beneath the steering column, on the lower black trim.
Pull the lower black trim downwards from the top of the trim, and disengage the three clips holing the top most part of the trim in place.
Un-clip the foot well illumination bulb holder from the trim, by turning the bulb holder anti clock wise.
(Use caution as the foot well illumination bulb may be HOT !!!!)
Swing the lower black trim downwards, and disengage the back 3 clips to remove the trim from the vehicle.
Pulling from the top of the drivers side instrument panel trim that holds the headlamp switch assembly, carefully disengage the 2 clips on the outer side, and the two clips on the inner side of the trim, allowing the trim to be swung downwards slightly, and allowing access to the headlamp switch assembly.
Disengage he headlamp switch assembly electrical connector by depressing the plastic tab on the connector (located on the RHS of the plug), and pulling the plug away from the headlamp switch.
Pulling from the bottom of the drivers side colored instrument panel trim, disengage the remaining 4 clips holding the back part of the trim in place.
Do not attempt to remove the trim yet !
Next, carefully attempt to maneuverer the trim plastic located nearest to the gear shift selector, downwards, trying not to scratch the steering column trim plastic.
Take you time with this step, as the colored trim panel does flex enough to allow you to do this, but it is fragile, and could easily break if you use too much force.
Once you have the Inner most plastic colored trim below the steering column plastic trim, attempt to maneuverer the outer side of the trim around, and below the steering column plastic trim, again being carefully as to not scratch or damage the trim.
With the colored plastic trim removed, you will need to remove the plastic / aluminum trim strip below the instrument cluster.
To do this, gently pull the trim strip outwards, using an even amount of force, starting from the outside end of the trim piece, and moving inwards, disengaging each clip that holds the trim in place.
Once the plastic / aluminum trim has been removed you should now be able to see the screws used to hold the instrument cluster surround trim in place.
Remove the two Phillips screws holding the lower part of the instrument cluster surround trim.
Next, remove the three upper Phillips head screws holding the instrument cluster surround trim in place.
Once all the screws have been removed from the trim, slowly maneuver the trim outwards, being careful not to scratch the instrument cluster lens, and not to tear the steering column trim.
Once you have a bit of room to get behind the instrument cluster trim surround, disengage the two clips holding the instrument cluster trim surround, from the upper steering column trim.
The following images best describes the location of the two clips used to secure the instrument cluster surround to the upper steering column trim.
Please note, the clip locations have been highlighted in red.
Finally, once the instrument cluster surround trim has been removed, you can begin removing the four Phillips head screws used to secure the instrument cluster.
Now that the four phillips head screws have been removed, slowly and carefully maneuver the instrument cluster outwards from the instrument panel, so as you can access the electrical connector located at the back / top of the instrument cluster.
Swing the instrument cluster electrical connector clip clockwise to disengage the electrical connector from the instrument cluster.
Finally, remove the instrument cluster from the vehicle.
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The following guide assumes that you have already removed the Instrument Cluster from the vehicle.
1) Remove the 6 Torx screws located on the back of the instrument cluster.
These screws re used to hold the instrument cluster plastic back cover in place.
2) Remove the back plasti cover.
3) Locate the 95160 EEPROM. It should be labelled U7 on the instrument cluster board.
The following image will give you a good indication of where the EEPROM is located.
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To read data from a Surface Mount EEPROM chip, you will need to use a 3M SOP to DIP adapter clip.
You will also require an EEPROM Programmer capable of reading and writing to 95160 EEPROMs.
To connect the 95160 EEPROM to the EEPROM Programmer, use the 3M 8 Pin SOP to 8 Pin DIP Adaptor, as shown below,
Please note : The orientation of the wire with the red stripe in the Image above.
This wire signifies Pin 1 on the EEPROM.
Next, connect the other side of the SOP connector to the EEPROM programmer, as shown in the following image.
Please note :Again, note the orientation of the wire with the red stripe in the Image above, as it connects to the EEPROM programmer.
This wire signifies Pin 1 on the EEPROM, which should be connected to Pin 1 on the EEPROM programmer socket.
NOTE: The EEPROM programmer should also be configured to use 3.3 Volts.
This setting will avoid blowing the EEPROM chip up if you get the Polarity round the wrong way.
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Once the EEPROM programmer has been successfully configured and calibrated, and you have fitted the instrument cluster EEPROM to the EEPROM reader,
you can now attempt to read data from an EEPROM chip.
To do this,
1) Select the EEPROM Programmer type from the drop down menu (USB)
2) Select the EEPROM Family type from the drop down menu.
3) Select the EEPROM Chip from from the drop down menu.
4) Click on the Read button to continue.
5) If the EEPROM Programmer has been correctly configured, the Data should be read from the EEPROM chip
The Final step is to save this EEPROM Data as an hex EEPROM file, that can be opened and edited later.
6) Click on the SAVE Button.
7) Select a name for the file to continue.
8) Click on the OK Button to save the file.
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The following is a list of KNOWN EEPROM memory locations for early VE series Cluster EEPROMs.
This table will be updated as more information is discovered.
NOTE : At present there is no known EEPROM dumps for Late Model (Black cover Continental) Instrument Clusters.
Memory Location Values Description 0x0030 - 0x0034 14060808F0F7 Omega Cluster (Part # 92222121) 0x0030 - 0x0034 090307086FF7 SS Cluster (Part # ??????) 0x0030 - 0x0034 070806087EF7 Calais Cluster (Part # 92198636) 0x0030 - 0x0034 150B060833F7 HSV Cluster E1 (Part # 92199371) 0x0030 - 0x0034 0404080889F9 HSV Cluster E2 (Part # 92222129) 0x0142 - 0x0143 9FFD Omega 4 Speed Auto - LY7 engine, 4L60 transmission 0x0142 - 0x0143 B4FC SS 6 Speed - L98 engine, Unknown transmission 0x0142 - 0x0143 EBFC Calais 6 Speed Auto - L98 engine, 6L80 transmission 0x0142 - 0x0143 C1FC HSV E1 - Unknown engine, Unknown transmission 0x0142 - 0x0143 43FD HSV E2 - LS3 engine, Unknown transmission 0x0346 - 0x0347 9FFD Omega 4 Speed Auto - LY7 engine, 4L60 transmission 0x0346 - 0x0347 B4FC SS 6 Speed Manual - L98 engine, Unknown transmission 0x0346 - 0x0347 EBFC Calais 6 Speed Auto - L98 engine, 6L80 transmission 0x0346 - 0x0347 C1FC HSV E1 - Unknown engine, Unknown transmission 0x0346 - 0x0347 43FD HSV E2 6 Speed Auto - LS3 engine, Unknown transmission 0x0330 - 0x0331 AEFE Omega - Unknown (Affects ABS, Speed Alert, Single / Triple LCD Settings) 0x0330 - 0x0331 B2FF SS - Unknown (Affects ABS, Speed Alert, Single / Triple LCD Settings) 0x0330 - 0x0331 B3FF Calais - Unknown (Affects ABS, Speed Alert, Single / Triple LCD Settings) 0x0330 - 0x0331 B3FF HSV E1 - Unknown (Affects ABS, Speed Alert, Single / Triple LCD Settings) 0x0330 - 0x0331 AFFE HSV E2 - Unknown (Affects ABS, Speed Alert, Single / Triple LCD Settings) 0x0327 Omega - Unknown (Affects ABS, Traction Control, Auto Gear Position Display) 0x0327 SS - Unknown (Affects ABS, Traction Control, Auto Gear Position Display) 0x0327 Calais - Unknown (Affects ABS, Traction Control, Auto Gear Position Display) 0x0327 HSV E1 - Unknown (Affects ABS, Traction Control, Auto Gear Position Display) 0x0327 HSV E2 - Unknown (Affects ABS, Traction Control, Auto Gear Position Display) 0x034C - 0x034D Omega - Unknown (Affects ABS, Traction Control, Auto Gear Position Display) 0x034C - 0x034D SS - Unknown (Affects ABS, Traction Control, Auto Gear Position Display) 0x034C - 0x034D Calais - Unknown (Affects ABS, Traction Control, Auto Gear Position Display) 0x034C - 0x034D HSV E1 - Unknown (Affects ABS, Traction Control, Auto Gear Position Display) 0x034C - 0x034D HSV E2 - Unknown (Affects ABS, Traction Control, Auto Gear Position Display) 0x0337 - 0x0339 13457F Omega - Unknown (Affects ABS, Speed Alert, Single / Triple LCD Settings) 0x0337 - 0x0339 14E47E SS - Unknown (Affects ABS, Speed Alert, Single / Triple LCD Settings) 0x0337 - 0x0339 0DB57E Calais - Unknown (Affects ABS, Speed Alert, Single / Triple LCD Settings) 0x0337 - 0x0339 14E47E HSV E1 - Unknown (Affects ABS, Speed Alert, Single / Triple LCD Settings) 0x0337 - 0x0339 13457F HSV E2 - Unknown (Affects ABS, Speed Alert, Single / Triple LCD Settings) 0x033C - 0x033F 24010101 Omega - Unknown (Affects ABS, Speed Alert, Single / Triple LCD Settings) 0x033C - 0x033F 531C0202 SS - Unknown (Affects ABS, Speed Alert, Single / Triple LCD Settings) 0x033C - 0x033F 531B0202 Calais - Unknown (Affects ABS, Speed Alert, Single / Triple LCD Settings) 0x033C - 0x033F 391B0101 HSV E1 - Unknown (Affects ABS, Speed Alert, Single / Triple LCD Settings) 0x033C - 0x033F 561B0101 HSV E2 - Unknown (Affects ABS, Speed Alert, Single / Triple LCD Settings) 0x005D - 0x0064 VIN NUMBER Last 8 Digits of the Chassis VIN Number Stored as ASCII UPPERCASE 0x0295 - 0x029C VIN NUMBER Last 8 Digits of the Chassis VIN Number Stored as ASCII UPPERCASE 0x0010 - 0x0013 ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 1 0x0014 - 0x0017 ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 2 0x0036 - 0x0039 ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 3 0x003A - 0x003D ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 4 0x0050 - 0x0053 ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 5 0x0054 - 0x0057 ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 6 0x0080 - 0x0083 ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 7 0x0084 - 0x0087 ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 8 0x00A4 - 0x00A7 ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 9 0x00A8 - 0x00AB ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 10 0x00AC - 0x00AF ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 11 0x00D8 - 0x00DB ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 12 0x00DC - 0x00DF ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 13 0x00E0 - 0x00E3 ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 14 0x0109 - 0x010C ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 15 0x010D - 0x0110 ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 16 0x0111 - 0x0114 ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 17 0x0126 - 0x0129 ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 18 0x012A - 0x012D ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 19 0x0160 - 0x0163 ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 20 0x0164 - 0x0167 ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 21 0x0168 - 0x016B ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 22 0x017C - 0x017F ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 23 0x0180 - 0x0183 ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 24 0x0184 - 0x0187 ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 25 0x0198 - 0x019B ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 26 0x019C - 0x019F ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 27 0x01B4 - 0x01B7 ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 28 0x01B8 - 0x01BB ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 29 0x01EE - 0x01F1 ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 30 0x01F2 - 0x01F5 ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 31 0x0228 - 0x022B ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 32 0x022C - 0x022F ODO READING Odometer reading - Memory Location 33 0x014E 69 High Brightness LCD (Omega, GREEN LCD Illumination) 0x014E 6A Standard Brightness LCD (SS, Red LCD Illumination) 0x014E 6B Standard Brightness LCD (Calais, HSV, White LCD Illumination)
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IMPORTANT NOTE:
There are two variations of VE Instrument cluster, that appear to be incompatible with each other.
VE Year Models MY06, MY07, MY08, and MY08.5 do not support instrument clusters from MY09 Models and Later.
Likewise it appears the MY09 Models do not support earlier MY06, MY07, MY08 and MY08.5 Instrument Clusters.
The limitation appears to be a GM TECH2 issue, as well as some minor wiring details (such as steering wheel button controls), and as such it is not recommended that late model clusters are fitted to earlier models, and vice versa.
HOW TO IDENTIFY EARLY AND LATE MODEL INSTRUMENT CLUSTERS VE Instrument clusters from Year Models MY06, MY07, MY08 and MY08.5 have a white plastic cover on the back on the instrument cluster.
These instrument clusters are manufactured by Arrow Australia, and are only suitable for early model VE Commodores.
VE Instrument Clusters from MY09, MY10, and Series II Commodores have a black plastic cover on the back of the instrument cluster.
These instrument clusters are manufactured by Continental (VDO), and are only suitable for late model VE Commodores.