2003 audi a6 cd player error 2

Try a different CD or two and see if there's a difference? Many CDs that are homemade do not work in older CD players, but store-bought ones will work fine....Is you CD homemade???

What are the problems exactly. You are being to generic.

Is there a CD inside the CD player? You could try pulling the fuse for the radio (look at the fuse box panel for the exact fuse) and leave it out for 10 secs, then turn the car to the on position and leave for 20-30 secs.. turn the car off and put the fuse back in and then turn the car on and if you;re lucky, the radio will reset... This works for Volkswagens and since Audi is the same company, it should work

The cd changer internal mechanism is faulty, replace the cd changer itself.

your cd is copyrighted with a code it looks for the code on the cd

Most new car-stereo's don't have an "oldschool" CD-drive, but really a CD-ROM drive; meaning that they won't (properly) read and/or play copy-protected CDs.

Most CD protections are specially designed not to work in CD-ROM drives to prevent copying. As a side-effect most of those protected CDs won't work in car-stereo's.

Try a CD without copy-protection (like an homemade audio CD using burning software on your computer) and see it that works ?

In case that doesn't work either, your car's CD-drive is probably broken ...

i had same problem with 01 a4 bought from arnold clark .kicked up a fuss and they got it repaired for me, this was nearly 2yrs ago and it's been perfect since so i would say all you need is good audio engineer. by the way audi also told me the radio needed replaced

This should be plug and play. If it is not working, check your fuse box for a blown fuse. My radio has a CD/CDC button to swithc between in car CD and CD Changer.

change it.

cd rack should pull out when you press the button down