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Old 12-19-2014, 07:14 PM
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Your bt is under the driver seat. So if you have any moisture I would remind the module attempt to dry out out and see if it works, if not replace it with one from eBay and go from there. Also I would get a fuse tester and check the fuse panel on the passenger side, I had a blown fuse that caused my entire mmi to die 💀 so give it a go and let us know
Weekend finally and I hadn't had a chance to look at it. Today, my wife tells me that the radio hasn't been working for the last 3 days. To translate, that means the screen is black and the control head control backlighting is dead. From what I can tell, some of the individual units work. If I push a CD button it lights up like a champ, blinks for awhile and then shuts down. Going to check the fuses this weekend.

Looking at Bentley, there isn't a bluetooth module for the 06 Avant. Big help. Maybe I'll get lucky and a fuse will be blown. Then again, $7200 in repairs on the three Audis in the last 2 months. So with my luck, the control head is fried
Old 12-20-2014, 04:21 AM
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Are you certain the Bt module isn't under the driver seat 💺? If not, where does it state the module exists in the avant?

Btw I've heard of the control module getting wet and not working, however I was able to price out a local working module at recycler for under $60 and when I researched how to install it, it appeared to be relatively straight forward and is tucked up under/behind the glove box.

The more pressing question will be to address the point of water ingress
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I have an 06 avant like yours and my bluethoot module is under the carpet in the driver footwell. I have been to the process of removing all the seats and the carpet twice before figuring the leak was from the roofbar. And I got a fried amplifier from the rear windshield washer hose break. So I did a lot of readind on the mmi and how it is working. So if you have the bluethoot option in your car I am pretty sure it is under your carpet on driver side. But first, if you have a vcds run an optical bus diagnostic. This will provide you some clues about what going on...
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yes...bluetooth is there..
get to it and bypass it with optical loop to see if fault is in that module.. =)

"8 - Telephone transmitter and receiver unit -R36-

q In front of front left seat beneath floor covering
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Originally Posted by raj99
Are you certain the Bt module isn't under the driver seat 💺? If not, where does it state the module exists in the avant?

Btw I've heard of the control module getting wet and not working, however I was able to price out a local working module at recycler for under $60 and when I researched how to install it, it appeared to be relatively straight forward and is tucked up under/behind the glove box.

The more pressing question will be to address the point of water ingress
Oops, was looking at the European Avant picture. The US/Canada models show telephone transceiver under the carpet in front of the driver seat. It doesn't specifically call out bluetooth in any of the descriptions.
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yes...bluetooth is there..
get to it and bypass it with optical loop to see if fault is in that module.. =)

"8 - Telephone transmitter and receiver unit -R36-

q In front of front left seat beneath floor covering
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Where can i get an optical loop to bypass it?
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Originally Posted by ajg617
Where can i get an optical loop to bypass it?
well...you could buy from ebay..
audi optical loop | eBay

also ecs have them...
Search SiteSearch 4E0973802 - 4E0973802 - HOUSING - ES#388584

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Originally Posted by raj99
Are you certain the Bt module isn't under the driver seat 💺? If not, where does it state the module exists in the avant?

Btw I've heard of the control module getting wet and not working, however I was able to price out a local working module at recycler for under $60 and when I researched how to install it, it appeared to be relatively straight forward and is tucked up under/behind the glove box.

The more pressing question will be to address the point of water ingress
Well, fuses are good. Carpeting is dry on both sides. I can see some nodules of water under the inspection plate under driver front seat so I would say it is at least 'humid' in there. Last VCDS I ran shows that none of the components can be reached except for address 19 which shows:
Address 19: CAN Gateway Labels: 4F0-910-468.lbl
Part No SW: 4F0 910 468 A HW: 4F0 907 468 D
Component: Gateway H11 0070
Revision: 11 Serial number: 13008059088141
Coding: ECFE73CD1B7906
Shop #: WSC 02642 444 83466
VCID: 275D0BC4969579190E1-8072

2 Faults Found:
01303 - Telephone Transceiver (R36)
004 - No Signal/Communication
Freeze Frame:
Fault Status: 01100100
Fault Priority: 3
Fault Frequency: 1
Reset counter: 51
Mileage: 159491 km
Time Indication: 0
Date: 2014.12.11
Time: 20:26:58

00384 - Optical Databus
011 - Open Circuit
Freeze Frame:
Fault Status: 01101011
Fault Priority: 5
Fault Frequency: 1
Reset counter: 60
Mileage: 159847 km
Time Indication: 0
Date: 2014.12.16
Time: 15:23:00
With the controls for MMI completely dark, Screen black, NAV dvd tries to eject but fails, and CD ejects but no lights on - I'm not sure where to start. Probably BT because of the above codes.
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my choice whould be...check gateway...(under glovebox)...see that MOST cables ok..clean etc..then check telephone module under driver seat....since thats the first/last module before gateway..and gateway is the main "router"....
cheers/H
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all modules are connected in series...soo should be be easy to find the bad one using a loop cable...
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