My cluster was misbehaving this week in the heat and humidity … little things like the turn-signal/hazards and high beam indicators not lighting.

I looked at a ’90 Westy in MTL a few years ago which had been converted to an 1.9 TDi and had the accompanying Mk III instrument cluster fitted into the dash.  Is there anyone who provides this as a service or makes a kit?  Getting clusters from Mk III (or IV) jetta/golf is still pretty easy.

> On 21-Jul-2019, at 13:35, Jeff Palmer <w.jeff.palmer@ICLOUD.COM> wrote:
> 
> Hi - I have an 85 Westfalia in need of a new circuit board.  I’m looking at both the Vanagon.org <http://vanagon.org/> and Gowesty.com <http://gowesty.com/> models, and while they both appear to function properly I’m wondering about the ‘intangibles.’  For example, the Vanagon.org model uses LED lights I believe.  I kinda like the hazy yellow glow currently (or liked before I lost those lights!) and don’t want bright white lights.  Maybe gowesty.com <http://gowesty.com/> is the same with LEDs?  Not sure.
> 
> I have a Canadian model so no OXS light if that matters.  
> 
> I’m not sure if I ever had an oil pressure buzzer.  I recall the light flickering on rare occasions but don’t recall hearing it on startup or any other time.
> 
> The Gowesty model for me is $255 (I have a tach).
> 
> https://www.gowesty.com/product/-/24189/printed-circuit-board-replacement-kit?v= <https://www.gowesty.com/product/-/24189/printed-circuit-board-replacement-kit?v=>
> 
> The Vanagon.org model is $171 (not sure if I need the oil buzzer model or not).
> 
> https://www.vanagon.org/products/instrument-cluster-foil-repair-kit <https://www.vanagon.org/products/instrument-cluster-foil-repair-kit>
> 
> Thanks
> Jeff
> 85 Westfalia GL (auto)
> Winnipeg