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Dashboard EEPROM coverage
Every instrument cluster file XEEPROM calculates, grouped by make. Pick a make to see the supported models and the memory type on each board.
How to use this list
Every entry names a model together with the memory type found in that instrument cluster — 24C and 93-series serial EEPROMs, SPI parts such as 95020 and 95320, and the M35 family used across the newer BMW range. Where the data sits in the body control module rather than the cluster, the entry says so.
Check the chip on your board against the make page before you order. Many models appear more than once with different memory, and some in several cluster revisions, so the model name on its own is rarely enough to identify the right file.
XEEPROM calculates files, it does not read or write memory. You need your own EEPROM or MCU programmer. Upload a clean binary — no proprietary containers, no encryption, no appended tags — and the server returns the recalculated file. Entries marked [PRO] need an XEEPROM Pro licence.
New models are added continuously. This page and the make pages below it are updated as programs go live.
Your model is not on the list?
Send us the dump. If the file can be worked out, our team adds the program and it goes live for everyone. Tell us the make, the model and the memory type.