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Audio Issues A6 Allroad

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So, I am going through the MMI/Audio issues which I have. The car has the following fitted:

Sat Nav - map shows, directions on screen no audio.

CD Multichanger - loads CD's and changes Cd's. No audio - CD's won't play.

Radio - Its receiving station signals. No audio.

I have changed the MMI control in the centre console and have more functions than I had at the start of this journey. Could the issue lie with the amplifier?

TIA.

Sounds like the Amplifier issue to me.

The amp as far as i remember is in the rear 1/4 panel behind the boot linings.  theres 2 connectors on it, one small square (white) and the other is a long brown connector with a locking pin  on one end and a hook on the other that holds it in place!  Should be fairly easy to remove but without it being in the car i dont know how your going to test it! 
Its possible that one of the connectors has come loose and thats why your not getting any sound, or maybe you have a blown fuse / broken wire on the line to the amp.

 

 

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I had a look in the rear panel and yes, there is the amplifier. There is one large connector, held in place with the clip and.........

There is a socket on the Amp for a connector, but no connector visible.

I have found two brown wires, with a connector which could fit the amp, but, they are currently connected together with what looks a professional loop loom. When I disconnected this, one of the pins started flashing red at me. I decided that the car is haunted and put the connector back in lol.

I'm going to have a better look, as there are a few bolts missing - as if the whole rack has been removed and there is a connector hooked down the back of everything.

I have an Amp arriving on Wednesday.....

 

is yours a BOSE system or what one is in your car?

Theres a fairly common issue that the Rear Window Washer, leaks and then corrupts and corrodes the amplifier boards.
What i would suggest is while your in there, seal up any of the joints etc where the water can leak from or reroute the  washer line 

 

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One picture (162932) showing the connector which could fit in the amplifier, with the loop fitted and the other picture (162951) shows the pin flashing red.

I got brave and plugged it in to the Amp and absolutely nothing happened - blank screen!

I will watch the video you have kindly sent later. I do have an issue with water - the rear window seal above the quarter panel is damaged and the sound proofing in the well of where all of these gizmos live is damp. Lol - the washer bottle does empty itself, but I have no smell of washer fluid in that area.  

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3 hours ago, Hammie1982 said:

is yours a BOSE system or what one is in your car?

Theres a fairly common issue that the Rear Window Washer, leaks and then corrupts and corrodes the amplifier boards.
What i would suggest is while your in there, seal up any of the joints etc where the water can leak from or reroute the  washer line 

 

Its a "Becker" (I think!)

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