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Audi A5 2008 Bang & Olufsen Amplifier

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Hi
I have full access of the MMI but no audio at all, a couple of days before the audio cut out, there was a loud static noise coming from the boot, so I am assuming my amplifier has gone. I'm looking to replace it myself but have read that the new one will need coding? I have called audi and they said that they wont code it unless they replace the amplifier themselves. Is there a way that I can replace it myself without having to code it? e.g buying one with the same part number?
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Hi
I have full access of the MMI but no audio at all, a couple of days before the audio cut out, there was a loud static noise coming from the boot, so I am assuming my amplifier has gone. I'm looking to replace it myself but have read that the new one will need coding? I have called audi and they said that they wont code it unless they replace the amplifier themselves. Is there a way that I can replace it myself without having to code it? e.g buying one with the same part number?
Hi I have a 2009 Audi Q7 the amplifier got soaked with water had to repair the sunroof leak amd purchased a new amplifier board on eBay. Lots of people told it won’t work but I spent $187.00 on the new board made in China and open amplifier housing and took the old amplifier board out once installed took my Q7 to a an dealer here in Florida USA and they coded it to my car and it has been working great with no issues. My Q7 uses a Bose model amplifier. Most oem amplifiers are Made in China.

call another Audi dealer if you plan to do the same process I did. You might find good used on EBay. If you go to the dealer directly they will charge you around $1,500 - $2,000 dollars for a new amplifier.

hope this helps

Auggie C
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