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ONBOARD COMPUTER
- Thread starter Yvel
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GTI2007
Moderator
- Location
- Hoogstraten, Belgium
I have no idea why you have such a 2 parts onboard computer because on the site of VW Belgium it says that the onboard big screen computer is standard on every GTI like on the attached pic
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Shovels
Touring Car Newbie
- Location
- Dublin/Ireland
Mine looks like the first pic not the second...top half is for warning lights and second half is onboard computer.
Where are the warning lights on the second pic then???
Where are the warning lights on the second pic then???
McPsycho
Rally Car Champion
- Location
- Daytona, FL
the warning lights in the second pic are inside the speedo and tach.
PotentialGTI
Passed Driver's Ed
- Location
- Calgary
that looks like the onboard computer for the regular Golf... i might be wrong
PotentialGTI
Passed Driver's Ed
- Location
- Calgary
http://www.golfmkv.com/forums/showthread.php?t=133&highlight=GOLF
the picture of thie normal MKV golf interior has a similar computer
the picture of thie normal MKV golf interior has a similar computer
davesee
FIA GT Champion
- Location
- Saint Clair Shores, MI
you steering wheel buttons are positioned in different spots than mine.. i would assume that its a us vs. europe thing
sportomatic
Just finished watching Fast&Fuzzynuts
- Location
- Dusseldorf - Germany
The divided screen is called MFA (Multifunktions Anzeige = Multifunction Display) in Europe.
The big screen is the MFA+ and has to be ordered here as an option. Costs 50 Euros in Germany. Late modells in 2005 have the MFA+ included if you order the multifunction steering wheel.
The reason for the different buttons on the wheel is also the modell year. If you have an 2006 modell, manufactured since KW 22 of 2005, you got new buttons and the option to operate the onboard computer with the buttons on the right side.
Greets Eric
The big screen is the MFA+ and has to be ordered here as an option. Costs 50 Euros in Germany. Late modells in 2005 have the MFA+ included if you order the multifunction steering wheel.
The reason for the different buttons on the wheel is also the modell year. If you have an 2006 modell, manufactured since KW 22 of 2005, you got new buttons and the option to operate the onboard computer with the buttons on the right side.
Greets Eric
GTI2007
Moderator
- Location
- Hoogstraten, Belgium
Sportomatic is right. Here's a pic for the difference of the buttons on the european multifuction steering wheel for the MJ05 and MJ06
GTI2007
Moderator
- Location
- Hoogstraten, Belgium
I don't think so but I'm not sure. Why don't you ask that question to your VW-dealer. Most likely will he know the answer on that issue
hi everyone... this is my first post here so wish me good luck 
... i am a very big fan of the gti but i am only 17 so unfortunately i haven't got one...but my father has got a vw passat 2006 and i can tell u the small one (in the first pic) is called 'midline computer' and is standard on every gti in europe...the big one is called 'highline computer' and it costs 54 euros... but it is worth this money...u can edit the car's main functions... and u can't put it after ubought the car...u have to order it when u order the car... it's only 50 euros for god's sake
... i am a very big fan of the gti but i am only 17 so unfortunately i haven't got one...but my father has got a vw passat 2006 and i can tell u the small one (in the first pic) is called 'midline computer' and is standard on every gti in europe...the big one is called 'highline computer' and it costs 54 euros... but it is worth this money...u can edit the car's main functions... and u can't put it after ubought the car...u have to order it when u order the car... it's only 50 euros for god's sake