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DELL Latitude 3580 VGA I/O Board Cable VPM4D
Genuine Dell OEM cable connecting the VGA I/O board to the motherboard on Latitude 3580 laptops
- Genuine Dell OEM part ensures exact fit
- Connects VGA I/O board to motherboard on Latitude 3580
- Designed specifically for Dell Latitude 3580 laptops
- Manufacturer part number VPM4D confirms compatibility
- Alternate part reference 450.0A107.0011 for cross-checking
Genuine Dell OEM VGA I/O Board Cable
The Dell Latitude 3580 VGA I/O Board Cable is a genuine Dell OEM replacement part with part number VPM4D. It connects the VGA video output board directly to the motherboard inside the Latitude 3580 laptop. This cable restores external monitor connectivity when the original flex or coaxial link has failed.
Replaces damaged VGA coaxial link
It substitutes the factory WST Taos15 DB coaxial cable (450.0A107.0011) that carries the analogue video signal from the I/O board to the system board. The swap is worthwhile when the VGA port shows no signal, flickers, or works only at certain hinge angles because the original cable has fractured or its connector has unseated.
Stable signal under constant hinge movement
Once seated, the cable maintains a continuous video path while the lid opens and closes during daily use. The OEM routing and connector keying prevent intermittent contact that can appear after repeated flex cycles, so the external display stays detected without manual reseating.
Highlights
- Genuine Dell OEM part ensures exact fit
- Connects VGA I/O board to motherboard on Latitude 3580
- Designed specifically for Dell Latitude 3580 laptops
- Manufacturer part number VPM4D confirms compatibility
- Alternate part reference 450.0A107.0011 for cross-checking
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the VPM4D cable fit inside the Latitude 3580 chassis without modification?
Yes, it is a genuine Dell OEM cable made for the Latitude 3580 and matches the factory routing exactly.
How do I install the VGA I/O board cable on the Latitude 3580, and what step causes problems?
Remove the bottom cover, disconnect the old cable from the VGA board and motherboard, then route the new VPM4D cable through the same clips; the common error is pinching the coaxial wires under the hinge bracket.
When should the VPM4D cable be replaced in a Latitude 3580?
Replace it if the external VGA port shows flickering, no signal, or bent pins, or whenever the VGA I/O board itself is swapped.
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