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Does anyone know have to replace the MMI knob?

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Old 02-22-2013, 02:57 PM
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Default Does anyone know have to replace the MMI ****?

I'm looking for the removal process.

Is it just a pry up ****? or is there a special to remove it?
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Originally Posted by eazy211187
I'm looking for the removal process.

Is it just a pry up ****? or is there a special to remove it?
We must ask the question why do you want to remove it ?
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The black paint bubble up. I order a replacement.
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the power/volume button yes but i think youre talking about the big center button correct?

i think i remember reading in some forum years ago about popping it straight up but i would not try it

i had a scratched button and there was times i wanted to just pop it off
but was scared

months ago i got a replacement unit to replace my unit which also had sticky buttons
i swapped the guts of the two units (basically exterior of 3g and interior 2g) .. it worked great
my power/volume button worked
cleaned the rubber liner and sticky buttons cleared up
plus the top cover looked great

when i made the swap i had the older unit open
although i did not try to pop main button off.. it did looked like it could only be removed from the inside... i remember it lookig like it would be damaged if forced up and out... theres like a copper ring plate that holds it in place
i took some pics that i can look up or even better since i still have the old unit i guess i can reopen it dbl check and or retake pics


heres a link

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I would be grateful if you do.

Thanks
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I read somewhere that you can just peel off the top layer of the main *** and replace it with a new top piece.
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Where do you get the top piece that you peel off? Since I'd like to do that to mine
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Originally Posted by raj99
Where do you get the top piece that you peel off? Since I'd like to do that to mine
https://www.audiworld.com/forums/sho...2749102&page=3
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I'm not entirely convinced that removing the top layer solves the issue, since that would assume there's another layer beneath it. Can someone 100% confirm that? how many layers are there?
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I have a '06 A6 and the main control **** started to bubble up, but its not paint it's like a vinyl and underneath it is black paint so I just removed the vinyl that was bubbling up. I removed it with my finger nail and now it looks just like it did before it started to peel. shrugs.


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