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Reset radio Audi TT
Use the station buttons 1 through 4 to input the radio code. Press button one repeatedly until you arrive to the correct number (once would be one, twice would be two and so on.) Once you have entered the correct code in the display press the P.SCAN and RBDS simultaneously again, holding down until SAFE is displayed.Apr 24, 2014
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you may need to go through the menu on the radio/stereo & check if the fader is on just the front speakers, then turn it the other way to bring in the rear speakers, just like left & right balance
Sounds like you would like to know how to get a radio code because you're locked out of your MMI? If so, try entering your VIN here and generate your code. If that doesn't work you'll have to take it to the dealer: http://www.radio-code.co.uk/audi-radio-codes.html
try connecting them to a small radio or tape player to see if they still work ?? if they appear to work ok on a small set then i would be inclined to check the colours on the speaker wires then rmove the radio and try connecting another known to be good speaker to the output on the radio and if that works ok then renew the feed wires to rear speakers because thats where your fault would lie for whatever reason like a mouse got in or seat crushed the wires or whatever
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