Glossary entry

KOMBI (Instrument Cluster).

KOMBI (Kombiinstrument) is the instrument cluster. The KOMBI displays speed, RPM, fuel level, oil temperature, and the CBS service reminders. Beemuu talks to the KOMBI on target address 0x60.

Glossary entryUpdated August 2026Open data

Overview

What the KOMBI controls

The driver-facing displays: speed, RPM, fuel level, engine temperature, oil temperature, gear indicator, CBS service reminders, odometer, trip meter, and warning lights. The KOMBI is also a CBS-counter holder for brake pads and brake fluid.

Target address

0x60 (96 decimal) on KWP2000 over K+DCAN. On F/G-series with UDS, the same address at the UDS service layer.

CBS counters on the KOMBI

Brake pad front, brake pad rear, brake fluid. These counters are separate from the engine-oil counter (which is on the DME) and the cabin-filter / spark-plug counters (which are on the IBO/BDC). Each module holds its own CBS state.

Reading the KOMBI

Mileage, fuel level, oil temperature, brake-pad life percentage, brake-fluid life percentage, current CBS state, fault memory (display faults, communication faults).

KOMBI vs BDC on F/G-series

On later F/G-series, the IBO/BDC takes over some of the CBS-counter role. The KOMBI still displays the service reminders, but the counters live elsewhere. Beemuu’s engine profiles document which module holds which CBS counter for each chassis.

FAQ

What is KOMBI?

Kombiinstrument. The instrument cluster.

What is the KOMBI target address?

0x60 (96 decimal).

Where is the brake-pad CBS counter?

On the KOMBI (instrument cluster) on E-series. On F/G-series, the counter moved to the BDC.

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Last updated: 2026-08-02 ยท Beemuu contributors