WhisperingAl

Ok. Read and understood 

On 5/26/2024 at 6:00 PM, Tarmo said:

I'd take something from here. Depending on what connector you have behind your radio. Basically it emulates cd changer and adds bluetooth connectivity that way.
https://www.connects2.com/products/steering-wheel-control-interfaces/vehicle/Audi/A4

Hi

I have purchased and fitted a similar device and connected via Bluetooth but I have no way to start playing. If I select CD it simply says No Disc

Hi guys

I have just purchased and installed a Bluetooth adapter to my A4 B7 Concert radio. 
I can see the Bluetooth transmitting and can connect my iPhone to it. 
I cannot select it from the radio. I assume it emulates being a CD multi changer but if I select CD it just says no disc. 
Do you think that somewhere, maybe VCDS, I have to tell the car it has a multi changer?

Lost at the moment. 
Waiting for reply from supplier. 
 

Any help would be appreciated. 

Thanks. 
Yes, I have been looking at similar things since I posted. 
I was also concerned about disconnecting the radio without a code but am now familiar with the process. 

Hi

I have an A4 B7 with a Concert radio. I don’t want to change it for something that looks out of place but I want to play music from my iPhone and retain the steering wheel controls. 
Any ideas?

Hi Steve Q

Finally got the car back today. 
Not sure what the part is called but it is a round housing with a gear which moves the timing chain through oil pressure and therefore the cam timing. 
Although the car has only done 75000 mls it is quite old so I guess new chain and cambelt just disturbed it. 
Anyway, ok now. The mechanic I take it to is a really good guy. Hasn’t charged me any more than the original job. After we are sure it is ok I will offer him at least the part cost. 

Ok, thanks

Hi

Is it possible to switch off auto windscreen wipers on my A4 B7?

 I have had several different cars with auto wipers and none of them work. 
Either one wipe every three days or ten every second, well a slight exaggeration but you know what I mean. 
I guess the sensor is in the back of the mirror housing. What if I tape over it. 
 

Sounds like a suspension top mount bearing I had the same on my A2. 
 

Had a phone call Friday. They cannot find the problem. 
He has ordered a second cam chain kit because he thinks the first replacement is faulty. 
only other thing left is the cam position sensor. 
I will keep you posted. 

Thanks. 
I am taking it back today. 
The car drives fine. I would have expected it to be lumpy or difficult to start. 

Hi

I am a new member. 
I have just had timing chain and cambelt changed on my 2006 plate 2.0FSI Quattro and now I have this error. P0011. I have a cheapy OBD reader that says it is something to do with the cam timing. 
Can anyone add any useful information?

I will take the car back to the mechanic but just wondering if anybody else has had this. 
 

Hi guys

I have just purchased an A4 Quattro, 06 plate low mileage, does anyone know an independent Audi specialist in the North Surrey area?

Thanks

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