How to Correct 2019- Benz HU6 Cluster Mileage by CG100X?

It’s successful to do 2019- Mercedes-Benz HU6 cluster R7F701403 mileage correction using CGDI CG100X Programmer. No soldering. No lift pin. No need filter!

CG100X V1.7.1.0 added Benz HU6 cluster models below:

Benz A-class (W247) 2019- R7F701403 (encrypted)
Benz B-class (W247) 2019- R7F701403 (encrypted)
Benz CLA (W247) 2019- R7F701403 (encrypted)
Benz GLA (W247) 2019- R7F701403 (encrypted)
Benz GLB (W247) 2019- R7F701403 (encrypted)
Benz GLE (W167) 2019- R7F701403 (encrypted)
Benz E-class (W213) 2020- R7F701403 (encrypted)
Benz CLS (W213) 2020- R7F701403 (encrypted)

CGDI CG100X V1.7.2.0 & V1.7.1.0 Update

Step-by-step guide to repair Benz HU6 R7F701403 cluster mileage by CGDI CG100X:

Requirements:

✔CG100X Programmer
✔ CG100X Pro V2 Adapter
✔ CG100X D1 Adapter
✔ CG100X V1.7.1.0 or newer version
✔ Stable network connection

Step 1: Record Original Mileage

Record the original mileage (e.g. 564.1 km)

Step 2: Remove and Inspect the HU6 Instrument Module

Remove the HU6 instrument module from the vehicle.
Disassemble the module and check both front and back sides.

Step 3: Select Dashboard Model and Check Wiring Diagram

The mileage data is stored in the R7F701403 (encrypted) processor.
Open CG100X software

Navigate to:
Dashboard→ Europe → Mercedes → GLE W167 → 2019 → R7F701403 (encrypted)

Check the wiring diagram for proper connections.

Step 4: Connect the Benz dashboard to CG100X

Connect the Benz HU6 module to CG100X using the Pro V2 Adapter
Follow the wiring diagram to remove three capacitors (220nf each) around the processor
Connect the D1 adapter (Do not extend the wire harness).
Connect DC 12V power supply.

Step 5: Perform Mileage Correction

Start the operation
Decrypt the chip & chip ID
Read and save DFlash & PFlash data
CG100X will automatically calculate the mileage online
Enter the new mileage you desire (e.g., 2,345 km)
Write the new mileage to the module