Description
Toyota Aygo Dash Cluster Repair (2005–2014)
Silence from the indicator ticking, or a seatbelt warning that no longer lights, can be the first hint that a Toyota Aygo’s instrument cluster is failing. The first-generation Aygo uses a compact cluster, built to the same design as the one in the Citroen C1 and Peugeot 107, which carries the speedometer, the small information display and every warning and indicator tell-tale. We repair the cluster from your own Aygo, so it returns with its original mileage and security data and should refit without a trip to the dealer for recoding.
Faults We Find on Aygo Clusters
- Indicator arrows on the dash dim or dark, even though the indicators flash
- Indicator ticking and warning tones gone quiet
- Seatbelt and other warning lamps failing to light
- Speedometer needle wandering or not moving
- Information display blank or missing segments
- Cluster losing power altogether
Is the Aygo Cluster the Real Problem?
A tell-tale that fails to show can be picked up at an MOT, so it is worth sorting rather than living with. If the stalk, the fuses and the lamps outside the car all check out and the dash is still missing arrows or warnings, the cluster becomes the prime suspect — tell us what it is doing on the repair form and we will advise.
Why Aygo Owners Send Their Clusters Here
✅ Repair of the Aygo’s own unit, so its recorded mileage and security data never leave it
✅ Our engineers find the fault, repair it and prove every tell-tale before dispatch
✅ Lifetime warranty cover, with no cap on how far you drive
Book your Aygo cluster in with the repair form and post it to us.
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