BOSE Amp PN
In addition, the BOSE Amp has three connectors in the back. One is the MOST (fiber optic), the second is a big outer connector and there is a third connector in the middle. On my car nothing is plugged in that middle connector - can somebody have a look at their car in tell me if that is supposed to be empty? Mine is empty and Address 47 cannot be found in VAG COM...There is no sound coming from the speakers and the MMI screen shows a muted speaker at the bottom. BTW is there a mute button somewhere?
Thank you!
Last edited by sticknstock; Sep 27, 2011 at 09:13 AM.
Thanks again for posting the picture!
both connectors seem like they have a separate purpose than the LG magenta plug
both connectors seem like they follow similar paths
the front connector... seems like it has a lot of individual wires wrapped in cloth tape is a bit harder to follow (Green Color)
the back connector that is twin rubber hose/tubes is a bit easier to follow (Orange Color)
this is their path
they BOTH leave the amp and they seem to split at the top.... half of each seems like they drop behind and connect to the MMI/NAV Unit the other half continues path twd front of the car disappearing above the fender
this is how everything looks from a step back Sirius unit hanging off the side (next to my reserve top off oil)
*the power/volume button controls the volume and by turning it counter clock wise all the way mutes the sound ** a nice feature is that is separates alert volumes to radio volumes... i love being able to turn up the volume of NAV directions in the middle of a directions even though it already lessened the radio volume
Non related info
the amp gets real hot when in use...almost too hot to touch...im thinking this may have something to do with my Check Nav Disk error i get in MMI
Last edited by MainlandMig; Sep 27, 2011 at 05:43 PM.
Last edited by sticknstock; Sep 27, 2011 at 05:44 PM.
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