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Radio, Telephone, Navigation, Trip Computer Audi A8 D2

Communication Devices 46 illustrations ~11035 words

General information

CAUTIONBefore beginning repairs on the electrical system
  1. Obtain the anti-theft radio security code.
  2. Switch the ignition off.
  3. Disconnect the battery Ground (GND) strap.
  4. On vehicles equipped with Audi Telematics by OnStar(R), switch-off the emergency (back-up) battery for the Telematic/Telephone Control Module prior to disconnecting vehicle battery. See «EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY, SWITCH ON/OFF, RESET TIME REGISTER»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#on-board-diagnostic-obd-radio-navigation-steering-telematics__emergency-back-up-battery-switch-onoff-reset) .
  5. After reconnecting vehicle battery, re-code and check operation of anti-theft radio. Also check operation of clock and power windows according to appropriate article and/or Owner's Manual.
  6. After reconnecting vehicle battery on vehicles equipped with Audi Telematics by OnStar(R), switch-on the emergency (back-up) battery for the Telematic/Telephone Control Module. See «EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY, SWITCH ON/OFF, RESET TIME REGISTER»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#on-board-diagnostic-obd-radio-navigation-steering-telematics__emergency-back-up-battery-switch-onoff-reset) .

Before troubleshooting or servicing, technicians must be familiar with the functions and operation specifics of the applicable standard or optional radio system. Always read the radio owner's manual and review all radio, tape player and CD player/changer functions.

Applications

The "Delta" radio is used in m.y. 1997.

The "Concert" radio is used from m.y. 1998 to 1999.

The "Symphony" radio is used from m.y. 2000.

All radio systems are equipped with anti-theft coding.

On Board Diagnostic (OBD)

Radio systems "Concert" and "Symphony" have extensive On Board Diagnostic (OBD) capabilities.

The radio unit has a Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) memory. If a malfunction occurs in one of the components or wires which is monitored by the system, a record of the type of malfunction is stored in DTC memory. See RADIO ON BOARD DIAGNOSTIC (OBD) INITIATING .

Contact Corrosion

To minimize contact corrosion, only use approved fasteners (screws, nuts, bolts, washers etc.)

Where applicable, fasteners may have a special surface coating recognizable by a greenish color.

Coated fasteners must also be stored separately.

Retrofitting of radio systems

  1. The connectors on the factory-installed radio wiring electrical are designed for genuine Audi radios.
  2. Radios with different types of connectors must be installed using adapter wires.
  3. When connecting the vehicle speed sensor signal wire (on radios with the GALA function), take particular care to avoid short circuits, which could result in vehicle malfunctions (e.g. in the engine management system).
  4. Vehicle malfunctions may also occur if the vehicle speed sensor signal wire is connected to radios supplied by other manufacturers.
  5. When other radio units are installed it can have an effect on the antenna amplifier, since the original Audi radio units have a remotely driven antenna (the voltage supply of the antenna amplifier is driven via a center wire of the HF cable). Use a remotely driven adaptor. See parts catalog (vendor: Votex).

CD equipment, retrofitting

The wiring set for the CD changer unit is in the vehicle during production. The connecting cable can only be used with original Audi CD changers.

Transport Mode ("Symphony" radio from m.y. 2002), deactivating

On "Symphony" radios from m.y. 2002, the radio system is disabled (switched-off) when Transport Mode is activated. This is necessary when vehicles are transported over long distances or stored for longer periods of time.

Audi A8 vehicles are initially delivered to dealerships with the Radio system in Transport Mode, and must be deactivated before delivery to the customer using OBD program function 10 - Adaptation. See ADAPTATION (FUNCTION 10) .

"Delta" & "Delta - BOSE" radio (m.y. 1997), layout

Note. The following list refers to items in (Scheme 426).

  1. Power antenna or radio/telephone rod antenna with antenna amplifier
  2. Delta radio
  3. Bose amplifier in left-rear of luggage compartment (where applicable)
  4. Mid-range/bass speaker in front door trim (bottom)
  5. Front treble speaker in door trim (top)
  6. Mid-range/treble speaker in rear door trim (bottom)
  7. Rear bass speaker in rear parcel shelf

Scheme 426

Scheme 426

20-pin connector I

Note. The following list refers to items in (Scheme 427).

  1. Speaker line out (active speaker) left-rear
  2. Speaker line out (active speaker) right-rear
  3. Ground (GND) for active speaker (low frequency Ground)
  4. Speaker line out (active speaker) left-front
  5. Speaker line out (active speaker) right-front
  6. Switched positive supply (B+) for active speaker
  7. BOSE coding
  8. Clock signal for frequency display in instrument cluster
  9. Data signal for frequency display in instrument cluster
  10. Enable signal for frequency display in instrument cluster
  11. (Blank)
  12. USA coding
  13. Data signal for CD display in instrument cluster
  14. Clock signal for CD display in instrument cluster
  15. Ground (GND)
  16. Positive supply (B+)
  17. Switched positive supply (B+) for CD changer
  18. Ground (GND) for CD changer
  19. Signal wire left channel (CD low frequency-L)
  20. Signal wire right channel (CD low frequency-R)

Scheme 427

Scheme 427

8-pin connector II (brown)

Note. The following list refers to items in (Scheme 428).

  1. 3 - Speaker line, right-front (+)
  2. 4 - Speaker line, right-front (-)
  3. 5 - Speaker line, left-front (+)
  4. 6 - Speaker line, left-front (-)

Scheme 428

Scheme 428

8-pin connector III (black)

Note. The following list refers to items in (Scheme 429).

  1. Vehicle speed sensor (Gala)
  2. Telephone muting
  3. Terminal 30 (B+)
  4. Connection for switching on and off controlled by ignition key (SU contact)
  5. Switched positive supply (B+) for electrically amplified rear windshield antenna
  6. Illumination (terminal 58d)
  7. Terminal 30 (B+)
  8. Ground (GND) (terminal 31)

Scheme 429

Scheme 429

Note. Terminals which are not listed are vacant/unassigned.

"Concert" & "Concert - BOSE" radio (m.y. 1998-1999), layout

Note. The following list refers to items in (Scheme 430).

Scheme 430

Scheme 430: "Concert" & "Concert - BOSE" radio (m.y. 1998-1999), layout
  1. Power antenna or radio/telephone rod antenna with antenna amplifier
  2. Telephone speaker
  3. Bose amplifier installed in left-rear of luggage compartment (where applicable)
  4. Front mid-range/bass speaker installed in door trim (bottom)
  5. Front treble speaker installed in door trim (top)
  6. Rear mid-range/treble speaker installed in door trim (bottom)
  7. Rear bass speaker installed in rear parcel shelf
  8. CD changer (optional) installed in lower left of luggage compartment under side trim

Multi-pin connectors I, II, III, IV (on back of radio), terminal assignments

Note. Terminals which are not listed are vacant/unassigned.

Note. The following list refers to items in (Scheme 431).

  1. 1 - Speaker line out (active speaker), left-rear
  2. 2 - Speaker line out (active speaker), right-rear
  3. 3 - Ground (GND) for active speaker (low frequency Ground)
  4. 4 - Speaker line out (active speaker), left-front
  5. 5 - Speaker line out (active speaker), right-front
  6. 6 - Switched positive supply (B+) for active speaker
  7. 8 - Clock signal for radio frequency display in instrument cluster
  8. 9 - Data signal for radio frequency display in instrument cluster
  9. 10 - Enable signal for radio frequency display in instrument cluster
  10. 13 - Data in signal for CD changer display in instrument cluster
  11. 14 - Data out signal for CD changer display in instrument cluster
  12. 15 - Clock signal for CD changer display in instrument cluster
  13. 16 - Power supply (B+)
  14. 17 - Switched positive supply (B+) for CD changer
  15. 18 - Ground (GND) for CD changer
  16. 19 - Signal wire left channel (CD low frequency-L)
  17. 20 - Signal wire right channel (CD low frequency-R)

Scheme 431

Scheme 431
  1. 5 - Hands-free speaker (+)
  2. 6 - Hands-free speaker (-)

Scheme 432

Scheme 432

Note. The following list refers to items in (Scheme 433).

  1. 1 - Vehicle speed sensor (Gala)
  2. 3 - Diagnostic connection (K-wire)
  3. 4 - Connection for switching on and off controlled by ignition key (S contact)
  4. 5 - Switched positive supply for automatic antenna (only with mirrored windows)
  5. 6 - Switch illumination (terminal 58s)
  6. 7 - Terminal 30 (B+)
  7. 8 - Terminal 31 (GND)

10-pin connector IV (red)

Note. The following list refers to items in (Scheme 433).

  1. 1 - Telephone mute switch
  2. 3 - Telephone (low frequency +) (only with navigation equipment)
  3. 4 - Telephone (low frequency -) (only with navigation equipment)
  4. 5 - Navigation (low frequency +)
  5. 6 - Navigation (low frequency -)
  6. 7 - Navigation control wire
  7. 9 - Illumination (terminal 58d)
  8. 10 - CD Ground (GND)

Scheme 433

Scheme 433

"Symphony" & "Symphony with BOSE" radio system (from m.y. 2000), layout

Note. The following list refers to items in (Scheme 434).

  1. Rear window antennas
  2. Antenna amplifier behind left D-pillar trim (top)
  3. Antenna amplifier below rear parcel shelf on luggage compartment bulkhead (left)
  4. Antenna amplifier behind right D-pillar trim (top)
  5. Antenna amplifier below rear parcel shelf on luggage compartment bulkhead (right)
  6. Control module for antenna selection behind left C-pillar trim (bottom)
  7. Hands-free speaker installed in left B-pillar trim (telephone only through m.y. 2001 and telephone/telematics from m.y. 2002)
  8. Tweeter installed in front door trim (top)
  9. Bass speaker installed in front door trim (bottom)
  10. Bass speaker installed in rear parcel shelf
  11. Mid-range/tweeter installed in rear door trim (bottom)
  12. BOSE-end amplifier installed in luggage compartment (left rear)
  13. CD changer (optional) installed in luggage compartment (left rear)
  14. Symphony radio

Scheme 434

Scheme 434

Terminal assignment of multi-pin connectors I, II, III, IV at rear of radio

Note. Terminals which are not listed are vacant/unassigned.

20-pin multi-pin connector I

Note. The following list refers to items in (Scheme 435).

  1. 1 - Line out - left rear (BOSE amplifier)
  2. 2 - Line out - right rear (BOSE amplifier)
  3. 3 - NF-Ground (GND) (BOSE amplifier)
  4. 4 - Line out - left front (BOSE amplifier)
  5. 5 - Line out - right front (BOSE amplifier)
  6. 6 - Switched B+ (BOSE amplifier)
  7. 7 - CAN-Bus High (display) from m.y. 2002
  8. 8 - Clock-signal (through m.y. 2001)
  9. 9 - Data-signal (through m.y. 2001)
  10. 10 - Enable-signal (through m.y. 2001)
  11. 10 - CD Ground (GND), from m.y. 2002
  12. 11 - Multi-function steering wheel through m.y. 2001
  13. 12 - CAN-Bus Low (display) from m.y. 2002
  14. 13 - CD-Bus data in (CD-changer)
  15. 14 - CD-Bus Data out (CD-changer)
  16. 15 - CD-clock (CD-changer)
  17. 16 - Continuous B+ (CD-changer)
  18. 17 - CD-switched B+ (CD-changer)
  19. 18 - CD-NF Ground (GND) (CD-changer)
  20. 19 - Signal wire left channel (CD-NF-L)
  21. 20 - Signal wire right channel (CD-NF-R)

Scheme 435

Scheme 435

8-pin multi-pin connector II, brown

Note. The following list refers to items in (Scheme 436).

  1. 5 - Hands-free speaker (through m.y. 2001)
  2. 6 - Hands-free speaker (through m.y. 2001)

8-pin multi-pin connector III, black

Note. The following list refers to items in (Scheme 436).

  1. 1 - Gala (RPM signal) through m.y. 2001
  2. 1 - BOSE coding from m.y. 2002
  3. 2 - NF-Telephone muting
  4. 2 - Anti-theft alarm Ground (GND) from m.y. 2002
  5. 3 - Diagnostic connection (K-wire)
  6. 4 - Terminal 86s - connection for switching on and off via ignition switch (S-contact) through m.y. 2001
  7. 6 - Illumination (terminal 58d) through m.y. 2001
  8. 7 - Battery + (terminal 30)
  9. 8 - Ground (GND) (terminal 31)

Scheme 436

Scheme 436

10-pin multi-pin connector IV, red

Note. The following list refers to items in (Scheme 437).

  1. 1 - Telephone muting
  2. 2 - Terminal 15 through m.y. 2001
  3. 3 - Telephone (NF+) (not for navigation equipment)
  4. 4 - Telephone (NF-) (not for navigation equipment)
  5. 5 - Navigation (NF+)
  6. 6 - Navigation (NF-)
  7. 7 - Navigation control wire
  8. 9 - Illumination display (terminal 58d) through m.y. 2001

Scheme 437

Scheme 437

"Delta" & "Concert" radio system through m.y. 1999, component overview

Note. The following list refers to items in (Scheme 438).

  1. Radio Installed in center console Removing and installing. See «"DELTA" & "CONCERT" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__delta-concert-radio-removing-and) .
  2. Mid-range/bass speaker (2x) In front door trim (bottom) Removing and installing. See «LOUDSPEAKERS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) Technical Data: Nominal resistance: 1ohm Nominal power: 50 W
  3. Treble speakers (2x) In front door trim (top) Removing and installing. See «LOUDSPEAKERS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) Technical Data: Nominal resistance: 4ohm Nominal power: 25 W
  4. Mid-range treble speakers (2x) In rear door trim (bottom) Removing and installing. See «LOUDSPEAKERS IN REAR DOORS, REMOVING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__loudspeakers-in-rear-doors-removing) Technical Data: Nominal resistance: 2 ohm Nominal power: 22 W
  5. Base speakers (2x) In rear parcel shelf Removing and installing. See «LOUDSPEAKERS IN REAR PARCEL SHELF, REMOVING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__loudspeakers-in-rear-parcel-shelf-removing) . Technical Data: Nominal resistance: 2 ohm Nominal power: 25 W
  6. Antenna Power antenna or radio/telephone rod antenna In left-rear of luggage compartment under side trim Removing and installing. See «POWER ANTENNA - "DELTA" & "CONCERT" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer)
  7. CD changer In left storage well of luggage compartment Checking cable between radio and CD changer. See «CABLE BETWEEN RADIO AND CD CHANGER, CHECKING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__cable-between-radio-and-cd-changer) . Removing and installing: "Delta" radio. See «CD CHANGER - "DELTA" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) . "Concert" radio. See «CD CHANGER - "CONCERT" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  8. BOSE amplifier (only for radios "Delta" or "Concert" with "BOSE sound system") In luggage compartment under CD changer Removing and installing. See «BOSE AMPLIFIER, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer)

Scheme 438

Scheme 438

"Symphony" radio system from m.y. 2000, component overview

Note. The following list refers to items in (Scheme 439).

  1. Base speaker In front door panel Removing and installing. See «LOUDSPEAKERS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  2. 2 - Mid-range/tweeter In front door panel Removing and installing. See «LOUDSPEAKERS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  3. Hands-free loudspeaker telephone only through m.y. 2001 telephone/telematics from m.y. 2002 In left lower B-pillar trim Removing and installing. See «SPEAKER (TELEPHONE/NAVIGATION) -R39-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  4. Mid-range speaker (Mid-range/tweeter only for Symphony radio with BOSE sound system") In rear door panel Removing and installing. See «LOUDSPEAKERS IN REAR DOORS, REMOVING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__loudspeakers-in-rear-doors-removing)
  5. Control module for antenna selection In luggage compartment, behind panel, below C-pillar Removing and installing. See «ANTENNA SELECTION CONTROL MODULE -J515- ("SYMPHONY" RADIO), REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  6. BOSE amplifier (only for Symphony radio with BOSE sound system) In luggage compartment, left rear, below CD changer Removing and installing. See «BOSE AMPLIFIER, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  7. CD changer In luggage compartment, left rear below side trim Removing and installing. See «CD CHANGER - "SYMPHONY" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) . Checking wire to radio. See «CABLE BETWEEN RADIO AND CD CHANGER, CHECKING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__cable-between-radio-and-cd-changer) .
  8. Antenna amplifier Below rear parcel shelf on luggage compartment bulkhead (left) Removing and installing. See «ANTENNA AMPLIFIER - "SYMPHONY" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__antenna-amplifier-symphony-radio-removing) .
  9. Antenna amplifier Behind left D-pillar trim (top) Removing and installing. See «ANTENNA AMPLIFIER - "SYMPHONY" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__antenna-amplifier-symphony-radio-removing) .
  10. Antenna amplifier Below rear parcel shelf on luggage compartment bulkhead (right) Removing and installing. See «ANTENNA AMPLIFIER - "SYMPHONY" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__antenna-amplifier-symphony-radio-removing) .
  11. Bass speaker Active bass speaker (only for Symphony radio with BOSE sound system) In rear parcel shelf Removing and installing. See «LOUDSPEAKERS IN REAR PARCEL SHELF, REMOVING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__loudspeakers-in-rear-parcel-shelf-removing) .
  12. Rear window antenna FM1, AM, FM2, FM3, FM4 Antennae Removing and installing rear window
  13. Antenna amplifier Below right D-pillar trim (top) Removing and installing. See «ANTENNA AMPLIFIER - "SYMPHONY" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__antenna-amplifier-symphony-radio-removing) .
  14. Radio with CD player In center console Removing and installing. See «"SYMPHONY" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__symphony-radio-removing-and-installing) .

Scheme 439

Scheme 439

"Symphony" radio, wiring electrical connectors

Note. The following list refers to items in (Scheme 440).

  1. Antenna connector socket for radio (HF-wire)
  2. ZF-wire
  3. Radio switch block
  4. 20-pin multi-pin connector I consists of Yellow 6-pin partial connector Green 6-pin partial connector Blue 8-pin partial connector
  5. Brown 8-pin multi-pin connector II
  6. Black 8-pin multi-pin connector III
  7. Red 10-pin multi-pin connector IV
  8. Anti-theft alarm-Ground (GND)
  9. Radio fuse in radio

Scheme 440

Scheme 440

"Delta" & "Concert" radio, removing and installing

Note. Determine code number for anti-theft radio before removing.

Scheme 441

Scheme 441: Removing
  1. Insert T10057 radio removal tool into front panel of radio, as shown. Top L: upper left Top R: upper right
  2. Remove radio from instrument panel together with T10057.
  3. Disconnect electrical connectors and antenna wire.

Installing

  1. Remove T10057 radio removal tool before installing radio.
  2. Connect electrical connectors and antenna wire.
  3. Carefully slide radio into instrument panel until radio is fully engage in frame.
  4. Enter anti-theft radio code and check operation. See radio operating instructions.

"Symphony" radio, removing and installing

Note. Determine code number for anti-theft radio before removing.

Required special tools, testers and auxiliary equipment

  1. T10057 radio removal tools

Removing

  1. Insert T10057 radio removal tools into release slots (arrows) as shown until they engage. Top L - top and bottom left Top R - top and bottom right
  2. Pull radio out of instrument panel using grip rings on release tool.
  3. Unlock and disconnect electrical connectors

Remove radio release tools

  1. Press locking latch arrow- and remove radio release tools toward front.

Scheme 442

Scheme 442
  1. Connect electrical connectors to radio.
  2. Slide radio evenly into instrument panel, until it engages in assembly frame.

Loudspeakers in front doors, removing

  1. Remove front door trim. See «DOOR TRIM, FRONT»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/gauges-instrument-panels/#interior-trim) .
  2. Disconnect all electrical connectors.
  3. Remove two Phillips-head screws -2- and remove upper speaker -1- from door trim.
  4. Remove four Phillips-head screws (arrows) and remove lower speaker box -3- and speaker.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Loudspeakers in rear doors, removing

  1. Remove rear door trim. See «DOOR TRIM, REAR»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/gauges-instrument-panels/#interior-trim) .
  2. Disconnect all electrical connectors.
  3. Remove three Phillips-head screws (arrows) and remove speaker -1-.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Loudspeakers in rear parcel shelf, removing

  1. Remove four Phillips-head screws -2- from each of two speaker covers -1- located in luggage compartment on underside of rear parcel shelf.
  2. From below, remove from each speaker two Phillips-head screws -3-.
  3. Remove speakers upward out of rear parcel shelf and disconnect electrical connectors.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Scheme 443

Scheme 443: Removing
  1. Open and remove storage compartment lid in luggage compartment.
  2. Remove four recessed hex-screws -2- and remove frame -1- from side compartment.
  3. Disconnect electrical connectors on CD changer (and telephone sending/receiving unit if necessary).
  4. Remove four recessed hex-screws -1- and remove CD changer from frame.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.
  2. After installing, always check wiring connection. See «CABLE BETWEEN RADIO AND CD CHANGER, CHECKING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__cable-between-radio-and-cd-changer) .
  1. Open storage compartment lid in luggage compartment and remove.
  2. Remove four screws -2- and remove frame out from side compartment. (Scheme 450)
  3. Disconnect electrical connector on CD changer.
  4. Remove four Phillips-head screws -1- on frame and detach CD changer from frame.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.
  2. After installing, always check wiring connection. See «CABLE BETWEEN RADIO AND CD CHANGER, CHECKING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__cable-between-radio-and-cd-changer) .
  1. Open left-side storage box in luggage compartment and remove.
  2. If a telephone send-receive unit -2- is installed in the installation frame -1-, it must first be removed from the frame. (Scheme 451)
  3. Disconnect the electrical connector at the CD changer.
  4. Unscrew four Phillips-head screws on the side of the installation frame -1-, level with the CD changer -3-, in order to remove the CD changer from the installation frame.
  5. If it becomes necessary to remove the installation frame, unscrew the four hex-head nuts -arrows- (SW 10).
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.
  2. After installing, always check wiring connection. See «CABLE BETWEEN RADIO AND CD CHANGER, CHECKING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__cable-between-radio-and-cd-changer) .

Cable between radio and CD changer, checking

  1. Switch radio off.
  2. Simultaneously press and hold MODE button (Concert radio) or button no. 4 (Symphony radio) on radio while turning radio on.
  3. Release buttons.

If the cable connection is OK

The radio display indicates: "CONCERT" and "CD."

If the cable connection is NOT OK

The radio display indicates: "NO CDC."

  1. Check electrical connections on CD changer.
  2. Repeat check as described above.

If not OK

  1. Check wiring connections. See SYSTEM WIRING DIAGRAMS .
  1. Remove frame for CD changer and/or telephone receiver/transmitter unit: "Delta" radio. See «CD CHANGER - "DELTA" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer). "Concert" radio. See «CD CHANGER - "CONCERT" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) "Symphony" radio. See «CD CHANGER - "SYMPHONY" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer)
  2. Remove screws -2- (3 Nm).
  3. If necessary, remove cable harness ties.
  4. Remove luggage compartment left side trim. See «LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT TRIM, REMOVING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/gauges-instrument-panels/#interior-trim__luggage-compartment-trim-removing).
  5. Remove two recessed hex-screws -2- (3 Nm) from frame -1-.
  6. Disconnect electrical connector -3- and lift out amplifier together with frame. (Scheme 453)
  7. Remove four recessed hex-screws -4- and detach amplifier from frame.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.
  1. Remove frame for CD changer and/or telephone receiver/transmitter unit: "Delta" radio. See «CD CHANGER - "DELTA" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) . "Concert" radio. See «CD CHANGER - "CONCERT" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  2. Remove left-side trim from luggage compartment. See «LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT TRIM, REMOVING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/gauges-instrument-panels/#interior-trim__luggage-compartment-trim-removing) .
  3. Disconnect electrical connector and unscrew antenna wire. NOTE: The antenna is attached only at the top of the fender.
  4. Remove nut -A- and lower antenna unit downward in direction of arrow.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Scheme 444

Scheme 444: Removing
  1. Remove frame for CD changer and/or telephone receiver/transmitter unit: "Delta" radio. See «CD CHANGER - "DELTA" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) . "Concert" radio. See «CD CHANGER - "CONCERT" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  2. Remove left-side trim from luggage compartment. See «LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT TRIM, REMOVING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/gauges-instrument-panels/#interior-trim__luggage-compartment-trim-removing) .
  3. Remove two hex-screws -1- and remove antenna amplifier -2- together with bracket.
  4. Disconnect electrical connectors and unscrew antenna wire. NOTE: The antenna is attached only at the top of the fender.
  5. Remove brown plastic clip -3- downward and remove antenna -4- downward in direction of arrow.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Antenna amplifier - "Symphony" radio, removing and installing

Two of the four antenna amplifiers radio -1- are secured by screws to the luggage compartment bulkhead -2-.

Scheme 445

Scheme 445: Antenna amplifier - "Symphony" radio, removing and installing
  1. Remove rear parcel shelf. See «INTERIOR TRIM»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/gauges-instrument-panels/#interior-trim) .

The two antenna amplifiers are each secured to a bracket -2- with a nut/bolt -3- (4.5 Nm) and locating pin -1-. The bracket is secured to the luggage compartment bulkhead with two Phillips-head screws -4- (4.5 Nm).

Scheme 446

Scheme 446

Two additional antenna amplifiers are secured by screws to the left and right D-pillar (top).

One antenna amplifier -3- is secured by screws to the D-pillar -1- below the rear window -2-.

Scheme 447

Scheme 447
  1. Remove D-pillar trim. See «INTERIOR TRIM»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/gauges-instrument-panels/#interior-trim) .

The antenna amplifiers are each secured to the D-pillar by a Phillips- head screw -2- (1.5 Nm) and nut -1-.

Scheme 448

Scheme 448
  1. Remove rear seat backrest. See «SEATS FRAMES»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/seats/#seats-frames) .
  2. Remove lower C-pillar trim. See «INTERIOR TRIM»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/gauges-instrument-panels/#interior-trim) .
  3. Remove securing nuts -2- (2 Nm).
  4. Disconnect electrical connector and remove control module -1-.

Scheme 449

Scheme 449
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.
CAUTIONBefore beginning repairs on the electrical system: Obtain the anti-theft radio security code. Switch the ignition off. Disconnect the battery Ground (GND) strap. On vehicles equipped with Audi Telematics by OnStar(R), switch-off the emergency (back-up) battery for the Telematic/Telephone Control Module prior to disconnecting vehicle battery. See EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY, SWITCH ON/OFF, RESET TIME REGISTER . After reconnecting vehicle battery, re-code and check operation of anti-theft radio. Also check operation of clock and power windows according to appropriate article and/or Owner's Manual. After reconnecting vehicle battery on vehicles equipped with Audi Telematics by OnStar(R), switch-on the emergency (back-up) battery for the Telematic/Telephone Control Module. See EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY, SWITCH ON/OFF, RESET TIME REGISTER .

Before troubleshooting or servicing, technicians must be familiar with the functions and operation specifics of the applicable standard or optional telephone system. Always read the telephone system owner's manual and review all telephone system functions.

Hands-free Telephone through m.y. 2001, layout

Note. The hands-free telephone is optional equipment.

Note. The following list refers to items in (Scheme 461).

Scheme 450

Scheme 450: Hands-free Telephone through m.y. 2001, layout
  1. Telephone Handset -R37- In center console Removing and installing docking station. See «TELEPHONE DOCKING STATION IN CENTER CONSOLE, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) . In center armrest Removing and installing docking station. See «TELEPHONE DOCKING STATION RETAINER/BRACKET IN CENTER ARMREST, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer)
  2. Speaker (telephone/navigation) -R39- In driver's B-pillar trim Removing and installing. See «SPEAKER (TELEPHONE/NAVIGATION) -R39-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer)
  3. Radio -R- In center console. Removing and installing from. See «"DELTA" & "CONCERT" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__delta-concert-radio-removing-and) .
  4. Treble/mid-range or bass loudspeaker In front door panel trim Removing and installing. See «LOUDSPEAKERS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  5. Telephone Transceiver -R36- In left rear luggage compartment storage box Removing and installing. See «TELEPHONE TRANSCEIVER -R36-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__telephone-transceiver-r36-removing-and-installing)
  6. Antenna On rear window
  7. Telephone microphone -R38- Integral with front interior light module Removing and installing Through m.y. 1999. See «TELEPHONE MICROPHONE -R38- THROUGH M.Y. 1999, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) . From m.y. 2000. See «TELEPHONE MICROPHONE -R38- FROM M.Y. 2000, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .

Cellular telephone (preparation) through m.y. 2001, layout

Note. The cellular telephone is optional equipment

Note. The following list refers to items in (Scheme 462).

  1. Docking station/retainer
  2. Spiral cord
  3. Speaker (telephone/navigation) -R39- In driver's B-pillar trim Removing and installing. See «SPEAKER (TELEPHONE/NAVIGATION) -R39-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer)
  4. Radio In center console Removing and installing. See «"SYMPHONY" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__symphony-radio-removing-and-installing)
  5. Treble/mid-range or bass loudspeaker In front door panel trim Removing and installing. See «LOUDSPEAKERS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  6. Antenna On rear window
  7. Operating Electronics and Telephone Control Module -J412- In center console under handbrake lever Removing and installing. See «OPERATING ELECTRONICS AND TELEPHONE CONTROL MODULE -J412- THROUGH M.Y. 2001, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__operating-electronics-and-telephone-control-module)
  8. Telephone microphone -R38- Integral with front interior light module Removing and installing Through m.y. 1999. See «TELEPHONE MICROPHONE -R38- THROUGH M.Y. 1999, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) . From m.y. 2000. See «TELEPHONE MICROPHONE -R38- FROM M.Y. 2000, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .

Scheme 451

Scheme 451

Digital cellular telephone (preparation) from m.y. 2002, layout

Note. The digital cellular telephone is optional equipment, and is only used in conjunction with telematics system ("Audi Telematics by OnStar(R)". See TELEMATICS ).

Note. The following list refers to items in (Scheme 463).

  1. Docking station/retainer (for cellular telephone -R54- In center console Removing and installing. See «DIGITAL CELLULAR TELEPHONE DOCKING STATION/RETAINER IN CENTER CONSOLE, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) . In center armrest Removing and installing. See «DIGITAL CELLULAR TELEPHONE DOCKING STATION/RETAINER IN CENTER ARMREST, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__digital-cellular-telephone-docking-stationretainer-in) .
  2. Spiral cord
  3. Radio In instrument panel, center Removing and installing. See «"SYMPHONY" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__symphony-radio-removing-and-installing) .
  4. Treble/mid-range or bass loudspeaker In front door panel trim Removing and installing. See «LOUDSPEAKERS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  5. Cellular telephone antenna In rear bumper Removing and installing. See «CELLULAR TELEPHONE ANTENNA, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__cellular-telephone-antenna-removing-and-installing) .
  6. Telephone/Telematic Control Module -J526- In front passenger's footwell Removing and installing. See «TELEPHONE/TELEMATIC CONTROL MODULE -J526-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__telephonetelematic-control-module-j526-removing-and) .
  7. Telephone microphone -R38- Integral with front interior light module Removing and installing. See «TELEPHONE MICROPHONE -R38- FROM M.Y. 2000, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .

Scheme 452

Scheme 452

Scheme 453

Scheme 453: Removing
  1. The docking station/retainer bracket -2- is fastened to baseplate -5- with screws -1- (2 Nm).
  2. Remove screws -3- (2.5 Nm) through slit in felt -4- to remove baseplate, -5-. NOTE: The baseplate contains wiring/connection preparation for the handset, which needs only to be plugged in.
  3. Access wiring/connection by removing the baseplate.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.
  1. Release handset -1- from docking station -4- and disconnect handset cable connection -2-.
  2. Remove screws -5- (2 Nm) and docking station -4-.
  3. Remove screw -3- (2.5 Nm) and remove retainer, being sure to unclip telephone wiring connection.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Note. Ensure connections are properly seated.

Scheme 454

Scheme 454: Telephone docking station retainer/bracket in center armrest, removing and installing
  1. Open center armrest.
  2. Release handset -1- from docking station -2- and disconnect handset cable connection -3- from armrest lid trim.
  3. Remove bracket and docking station -4- from armrest, being sure to unclip telephone wiring connection. See «INTERIOR EQUIPMENT»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/gauges-instrument-panels/#interior-equipment) .
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Note. Ensure connections are properly seated.

  1. Remove cellular telephone -1- from adapter module -2- and disconnect adapter module cable connection -3- from baseplate -6-. (Scheme 467)
  2. Remove screws -4- (2 Nm) and docking station -5-.
  3. Remove screw -7- and baseplate -6-, being sure to being sure to unclip telephone wiring connection -8-.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Note. Ensure connections are properly seated.

Digital cellular telephone docking station/retainer in center armrest, removing and installing

  1. Open center armrest.
  2. Release handset -1- from adaptor module -2- and disconnect adapter module cable connection -3- from armrest lid trim.
  3. Remove bracket and docking station -4- from armrest, being sure to unclip telephone wiring connection. See «INTERIOR EQUIPMENT»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/gauges-instrument-panels/#interior-equipment) .
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Note. Ensure connections are properly seated.

Telephone transceiver -R36-, removing and installing

The telephone transceiver is located in the left rear luggage compartment storage box.

  1. Open left-side storage box in luggage compartment and remove.
  2. Remove CD changer retainer frame if necessary. See «CD CHANGER - "SYMPHONY" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  3. Remove nut -2- (3 Nm) and screw -3- (2 Nm).
  4. Disconnect electrical connections and remove transceiver -1-.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Note. Ensure connections are properly seated.

Operating Electronics and Telephone Control Module -J412- through m.y. 2001, removing and installing

The operating electronics and telephone control module is located in the center console under the handbrake lever.

  1. Remove center console See «CENTER CONSOLE, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/gauges-instrument-panels/#interior-equipment__center-console-removing-and-installing) .
  2. Disconnect electrical connection -2- and antenna cable.
  3. Release control module -1- from spring retainer.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Note. Ensure connections are properly seated.

Scheme 455

Scheme 455: Removing
  1. Using flat screwdriver, carefully pry off interior light cover.
  2. Remove two Phillips-head screws from vicinity of interior lights (arrow).
  3. Using screwdriver, pry complete front inside light cover out of headliner and then carefully disconnect.
  4. Disconnect electrical connectors from hands-free microphone -1-, sunroof switch -2- and to interior light -3-.
  5. Remove cover and unclip hands-free microphone from bracket.
  1. Clip hands-free microphone into bracket.
  2. Connect all electrical connectors.
  3. Attach entire insert into vehicle headliner and latch in on opposite side.
  4. Tighten two Phillips-head screws and re-install interior light cover.
  1. Remove front interior light module See «FRONT INTERIOR LIGHTS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(ref-196905-S15130558842005101000000) .
  2. Carefully use a flat screwdriver to release microphone -1- from housing, and disconnect electrical connection.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Note. Ensure connections are properly seated.

  1. Remove driver's side lower B-pillar trim. See «B-PILLAR TRIM, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/gauges-instrument-panels/#interior-trim__b-pillar-trim-removing-and-installing) .
  2. Disconnect electrical connectors and remove trim.
  3. Turn outside mount -1- on speaker -2- in direction of arrow and remove speaker forward out of trim.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Scheme 456

Scheme 456: Mast antenna, retrofitting
  1. Retrofitted antennas are installed on the left rear fender. NOTE: Prior to drilling, ensure that nothing is underneath the area to be drilled.
  2. Use felt-tipped pen to layout antenna mounting hole as indicated and carefully center punch marked position.
  3. Drill hole for antenna and carefully file down edges.
  4. Use suction device to remove any loose metal particles and filings.
  5. Apply anti-corrosion agent and touch up paintwork around hole.
  6. Install antenna.
  7. Install and connect wiring. See SYSTEM WIRING DIAGRAMS .

Note. Ensure antenna makes proper ground contact. If retrofitting an antenna, always use genuine Audi parts meant specifically for the Audi A8 aluminum body to ensure ease of installation and optimum reception.

Application note

Navigation system III (NS-Low) is installed as optional equipment through 01.01 production. Beginning with 01.01 production, Navigation system IV (BNS 4.0) is installed as a running change.

CAUTIONBefore beginning repairs on the electrical system: Obtain the anti-theft radio security code. Switch the ignition off. Disconnect the battery Ground (GND) strap. On vehicles equipped with Audi Telematics by OnStar(R), switch-off the emergency (back-up) battery for the Telematic/Telephone Control Module prior to disconnecting vehicle battery. See EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY, SWITCH ON/OFF, RESET TIME REGISTER . After reconnecting vehicle battery, re-code and check operation of anti-theft radio. Also check operation of clock and power windows according to appropriate article and/or Owner's Manual. After reconnecting vehicle battery on vehicles equipped with Audi Telematics by OnStar(R), switch-on the emergency (back-up) battery for the Telematic/Telephone Control Module. See EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY, SWITCH ON/OFF, RESET TIME REGISTER .

Before troubleshooting or servicing, technicians must be familiar with the functions and operation specifics of the applicable Navigation system. Always read the Navigation system owner's manual and review all navigation functions.

General description

All displays appear on the instrument cluster which is connected via the CAN-bus.

All entries are made via buttons on multi-function switch.

The system consists of

  1. Multi-function switch (operating unit)
  2. Instrument cluster (display unit)
  3. Control module for navigation with CD-mechanism (central unit and navigation unit)
  4. Navigation (GPS) antenna

To minimize contact corrosion, only use approved fasteners (screws, nuts, bolts, washers etc.)

Where applicable, fasteners may have a special surface coating recognizable by a greenish color.

Coated fasteners must also be stored separately.

Navigation system III has On Board Diagnostic (OBD) capabilities.

The Navigation control module has a Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) memory. If a malfunction occurs in one of the components or wires which is monitored by the system, a record of the type of malfunction is stored in DTC memory. See NAVIGATION SYSTEM III ON BOARD DIAGNOSTIC (OBD), INITIATING .

Navigation system III, layout

Note. The following list refers to items in see scheme 52.

  1. Instrument cluster (display unit)
  2. Function selection switch (operating unit)
  3. Control module for navigation with CD drive -J401- (central unit and navigation unit)
  4. Speaker for telephone/navigation -R39- Only through m.y. 2001 From m.y. 2002
  5. Mid-range/tweeter or bass speakers front (activation via radio/amplifier)
  6. Radio -R
  7. Antenna for navigation (GPS)
  8. Telephone (preparation)

Terminal assignments/harness connectors on Control module for navigation with CD drive -J401

Note. The following list refers to items in see scheme 53.

Scheme 457

Scheme 457: Terminal assignments/harness connectors on Control module for navigation with CD drive -J401
  1. Connecting block with four multi-pin connections and a fuse
  2. 20-pin multi-pin electrical harness connector I consisting of yellow 6-pin partial connector Green 6-pin partial connector Blue 8-pin partial connector
  3. Brown 8-pin multi-pin connector II
  4. Black 8-pin multi-pin connector III
  5. Red 10-pin multi-pin connector IV
  6. Antenna connection GPS; connecting socket for navigation antenna.
  7. Securing bracket for antenna connection

Terminal assignment of multi-pin harness connectors I, II, III, IV on control module for navigation with CD drive -J401

Note. Terminals which are not listed are vacant/unassigned.

Note. The following list refers to items in see scheme 54.

  1. 2 - CAN-Bus High (display)
  2. 5 - CAN-Bus Low (display)
  3. 13 - NF + (to radio)
  4. 14 - NF mute (to radio)
  5. 15 - NF - (to radio)
  6. 16 - Telephone (NF +) (from telephone)
  7. 17 - Tel-active / mute FAW
  8. 18 - Tel-NF-screen
  9. 19 - Telephone (NF -) (from telephone)

Black 8-pin multi-pin connector III

Note. The following list refers to items in see scheme 54.

Scheme 458

Scheme 458: Black 8-pin multi-pin connector III
  1. 1 - Gala (vehicle speed signal)
  2. 2 - Back-up light switch
  3. 3 - K - wire, Data Link Connector (DLC)
  4. 4 - Terminal 15
  5. 7 - Terminal 30 (B+)
  6. 8 - Terminal 31 (Ground)

Navigation system III, component overview

Note. The following list refers to items in see scheme 55.

  1. Function selection switch II, in center console -E272 In center console Removing and installing. See «FUNCTION SELECTION SWITCH II IN CENTER CONSOLE -E272, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  2. Display in instrument cluster In instrument panel Removing and installing See «INSTRUMENT CLUSTER»(ref-196902-S19855024722005101000000) .
  3. Antenna for Navigation (GPS) -R50 On rear lid through m.y. 2001 Removing and installing. See «ANTENNA FOR NAVIGATION (GPS) -R50, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__antenna-for-navigation-gps-r50-removing) . On roof from m.y. 2002 Removing and installing. See «ROOF ANTENNA FOR NAVIGATION/TELEMATICS (GPS) FROM M.Y. 2002, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__roof-antenna-for-navigationtelematics-gps-from) .
  4. Navigation control module with CD drive -J401 In luggage compartment behind left side trim Removing and installing. See «NAVIGATION CONTROL MODULE WITH CD DRIVE -J401-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__navigation-control-module-with-cd-drive) .
  5. Speaker for telephone/navigation -R39 In B-pillar trim through m.y. 2001 Removing and installing. See «SPEAKER FOR TELEPHONE/NAVIGATION -R39, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__speaker-for-telephonenavigation-r39-removing-and) .
  6. Mid-range/tweeter In front door trim (top) Removing and installing. See «LOUDSPEAKERS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  7. Bass speaker In front door trim (bottom) Removing and installing. See «LOUDSPEAKERS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .

Scheme 459

Scheme 459
  1. Open cover to right of handbrake lever by pushing it.
  2. Remove cup holder, if installed.
  3. Remove entire switch element -1- by carefully pulling it and then lifting it upward.
  4. Disconnect electrical connector -2- to replace switch
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Antenna for navigation (GPS) -R50-, removing and installing

The antenna is located on the rear lid.

Scheme 460

Scheme 460: Removing

Scheme 461

Scheme 461
  1. First remove rear lid trim. See «REAR LID TRIM, REMOVING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/gauges-instrument-panels/#interior-trim__rear-lid-trim-removing). NOTE: Before removing antenna, attach a helping wire/string (approximately 1 meter in length) to the end of the antenna wire, and then pull out the antenna wire to the antenna hole.
  2. Unscrew antenna thread -1- (3.5 Nm) at luggage compartment lid -2-.
  3. Carefully remove antenna wire -1- from left sheet metal opening in luggage compartment lid -2-. see scheme 58
  4. Slide foam trim -3- of electrical connector sideways and disconnect electrical connector -4-.
  5. Carefully remove antenna upward and pull out antenna wire through antenna hole.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Note. The primed antenna for navigation must be painted in the appropriate vehicle color before installation. For installation, pull new antenna wire into luggage compartment lid with help from the helping wire/rope. When replacing the control module, make sure to send in the completed "form for navigation system complaint" with faulty component.

Roof antenna for navigation/telematics (GPS) from m.y. 2002, removing and installing

Vehicles from m.y. 2002 equipped with optional navigations and/or telematics systems use a roof-mounted GPS antenna - arrow-.

Scheme 462

Scheme 462: Roof antenna for navigation/telematics (GPS) from m.y. 2002, removing and installing
  1. Remove rear reading lights. See «REAR READING LIGHTS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(ref-196905-S00454109952005101000000) .
  2. Separate the electrical connections.
  3. Remove nut (3.5 Nm) -arrow- and pull antenna out from opening
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Speaker for telephone/navigation -R39-, removing and installing

The speaker is located in the lower left B-pillar trim.

  1. Remove lower B-pillar trim. See «INTERIOR TRIM»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/gauges-instrument-panels/#interior-trim) .
  2. Disconnect electrical connectors and remove trim.
  3. Turn mount -1- on outside of the speaker in direction of arrow and remove speaker from trim toward front.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Navigation control module with CD drive -J401-, removing and installing

The control module is located in the left luggage compartment storage box.

  1. Open left luggage compartment storage box.
  2. Remove screws -arrows- (2 Nm).
  3. Disconnect the electrical connector and the antenna wire at the rear of the control module.
  4. Remove the control module -1-.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal. CAUTION: Do not use fasteners other than the original factory type when installing control modules. Control module damage will result.

Installation Notes

  1. The control module for navigation and retainer frame must be installed together in horizontal position and free from vibration to avoid system trouble.
  2. In addition, air circulation must be ensured, meaning that ventilation slots of the control module may not be covered while installing.
  3. When replacing the control module, make sure to send in the completed "form for navigation system complaint" with faulty component.

Navigation system III (NS-Low) is installed as optional equipment through 01.01 production. Beginning with 01.01 production, Navigation system IV (BNS 4.0) is installed as a running change.

CAUTIONBefore beginning repairs on the electrical system: Obtain the anti-theft radio security code. Switch the ignition off. Disconnect the battery Ground (GND) strap. On vehicles equipped with Audi Telematics by OnStar(R), switch-off the emergency (back-up) battery for the Telematic/Telephone Control Module prior to disconnecting vehicle battery. See EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY, SWITCH ON/OFF, RESET TIME REGISTER . After reconnecting vehicle battery, re-code and check operation of anti-theft radio. Also check operation of clock and power windows according to appropriate article and/or Owner's Manual. After reconnecting vehicle battery on vehicles equipped with Audi Telematics by OnStar(R), switch-on the emergency (back-up) battery for the Telematic/Telephone Control Module. See EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY, SWITCH ON/OFF, RESET TIME REGISTER .

Before troubleshooting or servicing, technicians must be familiar with the functions and operation specifics of the applicable Navigation system. Always read the Navigation system owner's manual and review all navigation functions.

Navigation IV - additional equipment features

Navigation IV is a further development of previous system "Navigation III".

  1. Dynamic route guidance (where applicable. See Navigation system owner's guide).
  2. Navigation integrated with optional "Audi Telematics by OnStar(R)" system from m.y. 2002.
  3. Compass in Navigation display (where applicable).
  4. Help function (where applicable)

Navigation IV - additional function descriptions

  1. System integrated with vehicle CAN-Bus network.
  2. The dynamic route guidance feature enables local traffic report information to be accessed from either the TMC-function in the radio or telephone (where applicable. See Navigation system owner's guide).

Navigation system IV (BNS 4.0), layout

Same as Navigation III. See NAVIGATION SYSTEM III, LAYOUT .

Navigation system IV (BNS 4.0), component overview

Same as Navigation III. See NAVIGATION SYSTEM III, COMPONENT OVERVIEW .

To minimize contact corrosion, only use approved fasteners (screws, nuts, bolts, washers etc.)

Where applicable, fasteners may have a special surface coating recognizable by a greenish color.

Coated fasteners must also be stored separately.

Navigation system IV has On Board Diagnostic (OBD) capabilities.

The Navigation control module has a Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) memory. If a malfunction occurs in one of the components or wires which is monitored by the system, a record of the type of malfunction is stored in DTC memory. See NAVIGATION SYSTEM IV ON BOARD DIAGNOSTIC (OBD), INITIATING .

CAUTIONBefore beginning repairs on the electrical system: Obtain the anti-theft radio security code. Switch the ignition off. Disconnect the battery Ground (GND) strap. On vehicles equipped with Audi Telematics by OnStar(R), switch-off the emergency (back-up) battery for the Telematic/Telephone Control Module prior to disconnecting vehicle battery. See EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY, SWITCH ON/OFF, RESET TIME REGISTER . After reconnecting vehicle battery, re-code and check operation of anti-theft radio. Also check operation of clock and power windows according to appropriate article and/or Owner's Manual. After reconnecting vehicle battery on vehicles equipped with Audi Telematics by OnStar(R), switch-on the emergency (back-up) battery for the Telematic/Telephone Control Module. See EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY, SWITCH ON/OFF, RESET TIME REGISTER .

Before troubleshooting or servicing, technicians must be familiar with the functions and operation specifics of the radio system. Always read the radio and vehicle owner's manual and review all steering wheel audio control functions.

  1. Disconnect battery Ground (GND) strap.
  2. Turn front wheels and steering wheel to straight ahead position WARNING: Observe all airbag safety precautions before starting work on any part of the airbag system. See «AIR BAG SAFETY PRECAUTIONS»(ref-160434-S18880640452004021000000) .
  3. From rear of steering wheel on left and right sides, use Torx(R) bit T30 to remove screws mounting airbag unit. Tightening torque: 7 Nm
  4. Carefully remove airbag unit from steering wheel.
  5. Disconnect electrical connectors from airbag unit and disconnect 6-pin electrical connector on right-side audio switch.
  6. Remove both Torx(R) screws (T10) (arrows) from right -1- and left-hand -2- audio switches.
  7. Remove wiring from guides -3- and unclip audio switches from airbag unit.
CAUTIONWhen installing, make sure wiring is routed into guides -3- and is not twisted or pinched.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.
CAUTIONBefore beginning repairs on the electrical system: Obtain the anti-theft radio security code. Switch the ignition off. Disconnect the battery Ground (GND) strap. On vehicles equipped with Audi Telematics by OnStar(R), switch-off the emergency (back-up) battery for the Telematic/Telephone Control Module prior to disconnecting vehicle battery. See EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY, SWITCH ON/OFF, RESET TIME REGISTER . After reconnecting vehicle battery, re-code and check operation of anti-theft radio. Also check operation of clock and power windows according to appropriate article and/or Owner's Manual. After reconnecting vehicle battery on vehicles equipped with Audi Telematics by OnStar(R), switch-on the emergency (back-up) battery for the Telematic/Telephone Control Module. See EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY, SWITCH ON/OFF, RESET TIME REGISTER .

Before troubleshooting or servicing, technicians must be familiar with the functions and operation specifics of the applicable standard or optional radio and telephone system as they pertain to the multi-function steering wheel. Always read the vehicle/radio owner's manual and review the radio, tape player, CD player/changer and telephone system functions as the pertain to the multi-function steering wheel.

System parameters

  1. Illuminated function buttons in steering wheel
  2. Steering wheel-incorporated wiring
  3. Steering wheel-incorporated electronics
  4. Vehicle-incorporated control module
  5. Vehicle-incorporated wiring

Function description

Function switches/buttons integrated into the multi-function steering wheel allow the driver to safely operate the radio, telephone and Tiptronic controls (models equipped with automatic transmission). In addition, the steering wheel is electrically heated.

Integrated electronics the steering wheel regulate the steering wheel heating, transmission of function switch/button operations to the vehicle CAN-Bus network and dimming (illumination) of the function buttons.

The control module for the multi-function steering wheel controls radio, radio/navigation, telephone, instrument cluster, steering wheel heating and Tiptronic (automatic transmission) functions.

The center display in the instrument cluster shows the currently selected radio channel, and when the telephone is being used, the telephone number being called (from the telephone memory). The display also indicates if either the radio plays a cassette tape (display shows: "TAPE", or if the CD changer is in operation (display shows: "CD 02" and the CD track number being played.

The multi-function steering wheel has On Board Diagnostic (OBD) capabilities.

The multi-function steering wheel control module has a Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) memory. If a malfunction occurs in one of the components or wires which is monitored by the system, a record of the type of malfunction is stored in DTC memory. See MULTI-FUNCTION STEERING WHEEL ON BOARD DIAGNOSTIC (OBD), INITIATING .

Multi-function steering wheel through m.y. 2001, layout

Note. The following list refers to items in see scheme 65.

  1. Telephone transceiver -R36- In left rear luggage compartment storage box
  2. Control module for multi-function steering wheel -J453 at relay carrier below driver's side storage compartment Removing and installing. See «CONTROL MODULE FOR MULTI-FUNCTION STEERING WHEEL -J453-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  3. Multi-function steering wheel with integrated operation switches with steering wheel-integrated electronics Removing and installing operating switch. See «MULTI-FUNCTION STEERING WHEEL SWITCHES/BUTTONS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  4. Instrument cluster with display In instrument panel
  5. Radio In center instrument panel
  6. CD-changer (optional) In left rear luggage compartment storage box

Scheme 463

Scheme 463

Multi-function steering wheel from m.y. 2002, layout

Note. The following list refers to items in see scheme 66.

  1. CAN-Bus Display
  2. Radio In center instrument panel
  3. Control module for multi-function steering wheel -J453 At relay carrier below drivers side storage compartment Removing and installing. See «CONTROL MODULE FOR MULTI-FUNCTION STEERING WHEEL -J453-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  4. Multi-function steering wheel With integrated electronics with integrated operation switches Removing and installing operating switch. See «MULTI-FUNCTION STEERING WHEEL SWITCHES/BUTTONS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  5. Telephone/Telematic Control Module -J526- In luggage compartment under parcel shelf Removing and installing. See «TELEPHONE/TELEMATIC CONTROL MODULE -J526-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__telephonetelematic-control-module-j526-removing-and) .
  6. Control module for navigation with CD drive -J401- In left rear luggage compartment storage box. Removing and installing. See «NAVIGATION CONTROL MODULE WITH CD DRIVE -J401-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__navigation-control-module-with-cd-drive) .
  7. Instrument cluster with display In instrument panel

Scheme 464

Scheme 464

Tiptronic (automatic transmission) functions

Note. The following list refers to items in see scheme 67.

  1. Tiptronic switch (left & right) "+" upshift "-" downshift

Radio functions

Note. The following list refers to items in see scheme 67.

  1. 2 - Increase volume
  2. 3 - Decrease volume 5 - Radio/Telephone switch 6 - Radio station seek backwards 7 - Radio station seek forwards

Radio/Cassette functions

Note. The following list refers to items in see scheme 67.

  1. 2 - Increase volume
  2. 3 - Decrease volume
  3. 5 - Radio/Telephone switch
  4. 6 - Tape rewind
  5. 7 - Tape fast-forward

Radio/CD functions

Note. The following list refers to items in see scheme 67.

Scheme 465

Scheme 465: Radio/CD functions
  1. 2 - Increase volume
  2. 3 - Decrease volume
  3. 5 - Radio/Telephone switch
  4. 6 - CD track back
  5. 7 - CD track forward

Scheme 466

Scheme 466: Telephone functions
  1. 2 - Increase hands-free speaker volume
  2. 3 - Decrease hands-free speaker volume
  3. 4 - Telephone button Answer incoming call Place outgoing call End call (hang-up)
  4. 5 - Radio/Telephone switch
  5. 6 - Scroll down autodial numbers (alphabetically in telephone memory)
  6. 7 - Scroll up autodial numbers (alphabetically in telephone memory
CAUTIONBefore beginning repairs on the electrical system: Obtain the anti-theft radio security code. Switch the ignition off. Disconnect the battery Ground (GND) strap. On vehicles equipped with Audi Telematics by OnStar(R), switch-off the emergency (back-up) battery for the Telematic/Telephone Control Module prior to disconnecting vehicle battery. See EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY, SWITCH ON/OFF, RESET TIME REGISTER . After reconnecting vehicle battery, re-code and check operation of anti-theft radio. Also check operation of clock and power windows according to appropriate article and/or Owner's Manual. After reconnecting vehicle battery on vehicles equipped with Audi Telematics by OnStar(R), switch-on the emergency (back-up) battery for the Telematic/Telephone Control Module. See EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY, SWITCH ON/OFF, RESET TIME REGISTER .
WARNINGSpecial safety precautions apply to vehicles equipped with airbags. Refer to AIR BAG SAFETY PRECAUTIONS .
  1. Unlatch steering column adjustment. Pull steering wheel as far out and up as possible.
  2. Remove airbag unit. See appropriate Air Bag Restrain System article in RESTRAINTS.
  3. Carefully flip airbag unit forward.
  4. Carefully disconnect electrical connectors -1- and -2- at airbag unit. see scheme 69
  5. Remove airbag unit.
  6. Disconnect applicable electrical connectors -3- and remove screws -arrows- at desired switch.
  7. Remove switch toward front.
  8. Remove Tiptronic switch -1- by first disconnecting electrical connection -2-.
  9. Press desired switch assembly -1- towards center of steering wheel to remove.

Note. During installation, make sure that connecting wire of connector -3- see scheme 70 is in guides and is not pinched.

  1. Install in reverse order of removal.
  1. Remove driver's side storage compartment. See «STORAGE/COVERS»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/gauges-instrument-panels/#interior-equipment) . Control module for multi-function steering wheel -J453 is stored in a double relay housing and is located in relay socket -7- and -8- of 13-pin relay carrier above the central electric.
  2. Remove control module for multi-function steering wheel from relay socket.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.
CAUTIONBefore beginning repairs on the electrical system: Obtain the anti-theft radio security code. Switch the ignition off. Disconnect the battery Ground (GND) strap. On vehicles equipped with Audi Telematics by OnStar(R), switch-off the emergency (back-up) battery for the Telematic/Telephone Control Module prior to disconnecting vehicle battery. See EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY, SWITCH ON/OFF, RESET TIME REGISTER . After reconnecting vehicle battery, re-code and check operation of anti-theft radio. Also check operation of clock and power windows according to appropriate article and/or Owner's Manual. After reconnecting vehicle battery on vehicles equipped with Audi Telematics by OnStar(R), switch-on the emergency (back-up) battery for the Telematic/Telephone Control Module. See EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY, SWITCH ON/OFF, RESET TIME REGISTER .

Before troubleshooting or servicing, technicians must be familiar with all telematics functions, operating specifics and the particular service plan which the customer subscribes to. Refer to "Audi Telematics by OnStar(R)" Self Study Program (SSP) and "Audi Telematics by OnStar(R) Owner's Manual and/or OnStar(R) "Quick Reference Guide" to become familiar with applicable features and functions.

Telematics, technical features

Telematics is an in-vehicle communication system that uses cellular, internet and Global Positioning System (GPS) technologies to provide the customer with safety, security and convenience services.

GPS is a "constellation" of 24 satellites that orbit the earth and constantly broadcast radio signals. The Telematics/Telephone Control Module receives GPS data, decodes it, and transmits the vehicle's location to the service provider's call center via the national cellular network.

Telematics services for Audi customers are provided by OnStar(R) via a dedicated call center. Service plans may provide route directions and concierge services as well as emergency or vehicle repair services. For details see Audi Telematics by OnStar(R) Owner's Manual.

During events where the Airbag Control Module processes a crash signal, the vehicle emergency flashers are activated and the doors are unlocked via the respective door control modules. In addition, the telematics system automatically places an emergency call to the OnStar(R) call center.

Telematics hardware includes the driver operated telematics control head (which contains the OnStar(R) control buttons and system status light), microphone, backup loudspeaker, GPS/Cellular antenna, Telematics/Telephone Control Module (with supporting software) and related wiring.

An emergency (back-up) battery for the telematics control module is also used in case the vehicle battery goes dead or becomes disconnected due to accident, impact etc.

All telematics components are factory installed/integrated into the vehicle electrical system.

Telematics system layout. See TELEMATICS SYSTEM, LAYOUT .

Telematics system/component overview. See TELEMATIC SYSTEM, COMPONENT OVERVIEW .

To minimize contact corrosion, only use approved fasteners (screws, nuts, bolts, washers etc.)

Where applicable, fasteners may have a special surface coating recognizable by a greenish color.

Coated fasteners must also be stored separately.

The telematics system has extensive On Board Diagnostic (OBD) capabilities.

The Telematics/Telephone Control Module has a Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) memory. If a malfunction occurs in one of the components or wires which is monitored by the system, a record of the type of malfunction is stored in DTC memory. Performing OBD program. See TELEMATICS ON BOARD DIAGNOSTIC (OBD), INITIATING .

Telematics Control Head - OnStar(R) controls

The Telematics Control Head is integrated with the front interior light module. The control head contains three separate buttons as well as a system status indicator light (LED).

The OnStar(R) ("On ") button is used to contact the OnStar(R) call center to request various convenience services. It is also used to initialize/activate the owner's subscription to OnStar(R) services and/or update the customer's account in the event that the Telephone/Telematics Control Module requires replacement.

The Emergency button is used to contact the OnStar(R) call center to request emergency services such as fire department, police etc.

The Communication ("DOT") button is used to end a call to the OnStar(R) call center, place or answer personal calls (in conjunction with the optional digital cellular telephone), or cancel a call if one of the other buttons is accidentally pressed.

Note. Use of certain OnStar(R) services requires a subscriber's Personal Identification Number(s) (PIN).

For complete system operation details, see Audi Telematics by OnStar(R) Owner's Manual.

Telematics Control Head - OnStar(R) system status light

The system status light is located between the Communication and Emergency buttons. The green light comes on after a self-check routine is performed (approx. 10-15 seconds after ignition is switched on).

Indicated conditions

  1. Green: Indicates system has passed self-test and is ready to place or receive calls. Light remains on even in areas, without cellular coverage.
  2. Blinking green: Indicates a call has been initiated or is in progress.
  3. Red: Indicates system has not passed self-test or indicates system malfunction.

Note. System troubleshooting using system status light. See TELEMATICS SYSTEM, TROUBLESHOOTING USING ONSTAR(R) SYSTEM STATUS LIGHT .

OnStar(R) Personal Calling

An optional digital cellular telephone with specific features integrated into the telematics system is also available.

OnStar(R) and OnStar(R) Personal Calling are activated separately.

Note. Use of certain OnStar(R) services requires a subscriber's Personal Identification Number(s) (PIN).

For complete system operation details, see Audi Telematics by OnStar(R) Owner's Manual.

Telematics system, troubleshooting using OnStar(R) system status light

The following allows technicians to perform an initial evaluation of Telematics system operation status for troubleshooting using the OnStar(R) system status light (and pre-recorded system messages where applicable).

Note. After pressing either the OnStar(R) or Emergency button, a recorded message announces: "connecting to OnStar," followed by progression tones. Normal connection time is 10-15 seconds. However, due to local cellular/GPS conditions, making a connection could take up to three minutes. Be patient.

Condition - system status light "green" plus

  1. message "unable to contact OnStar(R)" and disconnect
  2. message "OnStar(R) request ended"
  3. nothing happens
  4. or a cellular message

indicates system cellular reception is affected. Proceed as follows

  1. Relocate vehicle to a more elevated or open area and repeat connection attempts. Depending on the local cellular/GPS traffic conditions, several connection attempts may be necessary (and are normal).
  2. Shortcomings in the vehicle's cellular/GPS antenna system also affects connectivity. Check all cellular/GPS antenna connections, and perform OBD program. See «TELEMATICS ON BOARD DIAGNOSTIC (OBD), INITIATING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#on-board-diagnostic-obd-radio-navigation-steering-telematics__telematics-on-board-diagnostic-obd-initiating) . Check for DTCs related to antenna function.
  3. If you are still unable to connect, record the VIN and customer details and call OnStar(R) Customer Care at 1- 888-390-4050. Identify yourself to the advisor as an Audi Technician. The advisor will verify the customer's OnStar(R) account is active. Further troubleshooting assistance may be given.

Condition - system status light "red"

indicates system hardware (vehicle portion) is affected. Proceed as follows

  1. Perform OBD program. See «TELEMATICS ON BOARD DIAGNOSTIC (OBD), INITIATING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#on-board-diagnostic-obd-radio-navigation-steering-telematics__telematics-on-board-diagnostic-obd-initiating) . Check/perform
  1. DTC memory (function 02)
  2. Output DTM (function 03)
  3. Read Measuring Value Block (function 08)

Note. In the event any of the OnStar control buttons are either inadvertently or deliberately pressed for longer than 15 seconds, the OBD program assumes a button is sticking. The red status light will come on and a DTC loads in memory. Perform OBD program and check DTC memory for DTC 01526 "mechanical malfunction". See TELEMATICS ON BOARD DIAGNOSTIC (OBD), INITIATING . Inform customers accordingly.

Transport Mode, deactivating

The Telematic system is disabled (switched-off) when Transport Mode is activated. This is necessary when vehicles are transported over long distances or stored for longer periods of time.

Audi A6 vehicles are initially delivered to dealerships with the Telematics system in Transport Mode, and must be deactivated before delivery to the customer using OBD program function 10 - Adaptation. See ADAPTATION (FUNCTION 10) .

Telematics system, layout

Note. The following list refers to items in see scheme 72.

Scheme 467

Scheme 467: Telematics system, layout
  1. Auxiliary Speaker (telematic) -R91- In right B-pillar
  2. Telephone Microphone - R38- In front interior light module
  3. Radio -R
  4. Loudspeakers (radio system) In front door panels
  5. Instrument cluster
  6. Control module for multifunction steering wheel -J453- In 13-position relay carrier below driver's side storage compartment
  7. Multi-function steering wheel
  8. Telephone/Telematic Control Module - J526- In front passenger's footwell
  9. Control module for navigation with CD drive - J401- In left rear luggage compartment storage box
  10. Antenna splitter In left rear luggage compartment storage box
  11. Antenna for navigation (GPS) On roof Integral with telematic antenna
  12. Telematic antenna On roof Integral with GPS antenna
  13. Cellular telephone antenna In rear bumper
  14. Docking station/retainer for optional cellular telephone In center console
  15. Emergency button In Telematic Control Head - E264
  16. OnStar(R) ("On ") button In Telematic Control Head - E264
  17. Emergency battery -A16- On Telephone/Telematic Control Module - J526

Terminal assignments/electrical connectors on Telephone/Telematic Control Module -J526

Note. The following list refers to items in see scheme 73.

  1. Antenna connection
  2. 42-pin connector
  3. Antenna connection

Terminal assignment of multi-pin electrical connector on Telephone/Telematic Control Module-J526

Note. Terminals which are not listed are vacant/unassigned.

Scheme 468

Scheme 468

42-pin multi-pin connector

Note. The following list refers to items in see scheme 74.

  1. 1 - Output - horn relay
  2. 2 - Output - "lock doors" to central locking control module
  3. 3 - Cellular telephone connection - Audio in
  4. 4 - Cellular telephone connection - Battery Feedback
  5. 5 - Cellular telephone connection - Ground (GND)
  6. 6 - Cellular telephone connection - RS 232
  7. 7 - Cellular telephone connection - control-Line 1
  8. 8 - Cellular telephone connection - shielding Ground (GND)
  9. 9 - CAN-Bus High (Display)
  10. 10 - Line(+) Output to radio
  11. 11 - Auxiliary speaker (+)
  12. 12 - Telephone microphone (+)
  13. 13 - K-wire, Data Link Connector (DLC)
  14. 14 - Terminal 75x
  15. 15 - LED "red" (in Telematic Control Head)
  16. 16 - LED "green" (in Telematic Control Head)
  17. 18 - Ground (GND) (Terminal 31)
  18. 19 - Ground (GND) (Terminal 31)
  19. 22 - Output - emergency flasher
  20. 23 - Output - "unlock doors" to central locking control module
  21. 24 - Cellular telephone connection - Audio out
  22. 25 - Cellular telephone connection - Audio Ground (GND)
  23. 26 - Cellular telephone connection - power supply
  24. 27 - Cellular telephone connection - RXD
  25. 28 - Cellular telephone connection - control- Line 2
  26. 29 - Cellular telephone connection - Hook
  27. 30 - CAN-Bus Low (Display)
  28. 31 - Line(-) Output to radio
  29. 32 - Auxiliary speaker (-)
  30. 33 - Telephone microphone (-)
  31. 34 - Mute
  32. 35 - Output - to Telematic Control Head
  33. 36 - Input - from Telematic Control Head
  34. 38 - Crash-Signal from airbag control module
  35. 39 - Terminal 30 (B+)
  36. 40 - Terminal 30 (B+)
  37. 41 - Emergency (backup) battery (+)
  38. 42 - Emergency (backup) battery (-)

Scheme 469

Scheme 469

Telematic system, component overview

Note. The following list refers to items in see scheme 75.

  1. Instrument cluster Removing and installing See «INSTRUMENTS»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/gauges-instrument-panels/#instruments) (1997-99) or «INSTRUMENT CLUSTER»(ref-196902-S19855024722005101000000) (2000-03).
  2. Radio -R- ("Symphony") In center instrument panel Removing and installing. See «"SYMPHONY" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__symphony-radio-removing-and-installing) .
  3. Front interior light module with Telematic Control Head - E264- In front headliner Removing and installing. See «TELEMATIC CONTROL HEAD -E264-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__telematic-control-head-e264-removing-and) . OnStar(R)("On ") button System status light (LED) Emergency button Communication ("DOT") button Telephone microphone -R38
  4. Auxiliary speaker (telematic) -R91- In lower right B-pillar trim Removing and installing. See «AUXILIARY SPEAKER (TELEMATIC) -R91-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__auxiliary-speaker-telematic-r91-removing-and) .
  5. Cellular telephone -R54- Optional equipment (only used in conjunction with telematics system) In center console Telephone system preparation, layout. See «DIGITAL CELLULAR TELEPHONE (PREPARATION) FROM M.Y. 2002, LAYOUT»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__digital-cellular-telephone-preparation-from-my) . Cellular telephone docking station, removing and installing. See «DIGITAL CELLULAR TELEPHONE DOCKING STATION/RETAINER IN CENTER ARMREST, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__digital-cellular-telephone-docking-stationretainer-in) .
  6. Antenna for navigation system -R50- /telematic antenna On roof Removing and installing. See «ROOF ANTENNA FOR NAVIGATION/TELEMATICS (GPS) FROM M.Y. 2002, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__roof-antenna-for-navigationtelematics-gps-from) .
  7. Telephone/Telematic Control Module - J526- In luggage compartment under rear parcel shelf Removing and installing. See «TELEPHONE/TELEMATIC CONTROL MODULE -J526-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__telephonetelematic-control-module-j526-removing-and) .
  8. Antenna Splitter -R87- On Telephone/Telematic Control Module - J526- Removing and installing. See «ANTENNA SPLITTER -R87-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__antenna-splitter-r87-removing-and-installing) .
  9. Emergency Battery -A16- Behind Telephone/Telematic Control Module - J526- Removing and installing. See «EMERGENCY BATTERY, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__emergency-battery-removing-and-installing) .
  10. Cellular telephone antenna In rear bumper Removing and installing. See «CELLULAR TELEPHONE ANTENNA, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__cellular-telephone-antenna-removing-and-installing) .
  11. Control module for navigation with CD drive - J401- In left rear luggage compartment storage box Removing and installing. See «NAVIGATION CONTROL MODULE WITH CD DRIVE -J401-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__navigation-control-module-with-cd-drive) .
  12. Loudspeakers (radio system) In front door panels Removing and installing. See «LOUDSPEAKERS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  13. Loudspeakers (radio system) In front door panels Removing and installing. See «LOUDSPEAKERS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .
  14. Multi-function steering wheel
  15. Control module for multifunction steering wheel - J453 On relay carrier below drivers side storage compartment Removing and installing. See «CONTROL MODULE FOR MULTI-FUNCTION STEERING WHEEL -J453-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer) .

Telephone/Telematic Control Module -J526-, removing and installing

Note. If the Telephone/Telematics Control Module is replaced, the OnStar(R) system needs to be reconfigured. See TELEPHONE/TELEMATIC CONTROL MODULE -J526-, REPLACING AND RECONFIGURING . DO NOT exchange Telephone/Telematic Control Modules between vehicles! Each module contains specific Station Identification (STID) and Electronic Serial Number (ESN) data unique to the VIN. This data is used by OnStar(R) and National Cellular Telephone Network to identify the vehicle and administer the customer's account.

  1. Carefully disconnect electrical and antenna connections -2-, -3- and -4- from control module -1-.
  2. Remove nuts -arrows- (10 Nm) and control module -1-from frame.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Note. Ensure correct seating and fit of electrical connections. Antenna connections (couplings) must be properly aligned and tight to ensure proper reception.

Telephone/Telematic Control Module -J526-, replacing and reconfiguring

After replacing the Telephone/Telematic Control Module, the OnStar(R) system needs to be reconfigured as described below. Have the VIN and customer details on hand.

Note. DO NOT exchange Telephone/Telematic Control Modules between vehicles! Each module contains specific Station Identification (STID) and Electronic Serial Number (ESN) data unique to the VIN. This data is used by OnStar(R) and National Cellular Telephone Network to identify the vehicle and administer the customer's account. Failure to reconfigure the control module after replacement will prevent OnStar(R) services and features from functioning, and will result in a customer return for repair. Always replace the emergency (back-up) battery when replacing the Telephone/Telematics Control Module.

Replacing

  1. Where applicable, carefully record the 8 character Station Identification (STID) number and Electronic Serial Number (ESN) from labels on replacement module.
  2. Remove and replace control module. See «TELEPHONE/TELEMATIC CONTROL MODULE -J526-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__telephonetelematic-control-module-j526-removing-and) and emergency (back-up) battery.
  3. Switch on ignition, connect VAG 1551/1552 Scan Tool (ST) and enter address word 75 - "Telematics" ("Emergency call module" may appear on display).
  4. Perform scan tool function 07 - Code Control Module, and enter applicable vehicle/equipment code. See «CODE CONTROL MODULE (FUNCTION 07)»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#on-board-diagnostic-obd-radio-navigation-steering-telematics) .
  5. Perform scan tool function 10 - Adaptation, and deactivate "Transport Mode" by entering/storing value "0" in adaptation channel 03. If necessary, refer to detailed procedure. See «TRANSPORT MODE, ACTIVATING/DEACTIVATING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#on-board-diagnostic-obd-radio-navigation-steering-telematics__transport-mode-activatingdeactivating) .
  6. Reset emergency battery time register by entering/storing value "1" in adaptation channel 08. If necessary, refer to detailed procedure. See «EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY, SWITCH ON/OFF, RESET TIME REGISTER»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#on-board-diagnostic-obd-radio-navigation-steering-telematics__emergency-back-up-battery-switch-onoff-reset) .
  7. Erase DTC memory (scan tool function 05). See «DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE (DTC) MEMORY, ERASING (FUNCTION 05)»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#on-board-diagnostic-obd-radio-navigation-steering-telematics) .

If the STID number and ESN do not appear on labels on the new control module, proceed as follows

  1. Perform scan tool function 08 - Read Measuring Value Block.
  2. Read display group 078 and record 8-character ESN. See «DISPLAY GROUP 078»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#on-board-diagnostic-obd-radio-navigation-steering-telematics) .
  3. Read display group 079 and record 8-character STID number. See «DISPLAY GROUP 079»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#on-board-diagnostic-obd-radio-navigation-steering-telematics) .

Continued for all

  1. End Output (scan tool function 06). See «END OUTPUT (FUNCTION 06)»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#on-board-diagnostic-obd-radio-navigation-steering-telematics) .
  2. Switch off ignition and wait a few moments.
  3. Switch on ignition.
  4. Enter address word 75 - "Telematics" ("Emergency call module" may appear on display).
  5. Check DTC memory (scan tool function 02). See «DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODE (DTC) MEMORY, CHECKING (FUNCTION 02)»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#on-board-diagnostic-obd-radio-navigation-steering-telematics) . No DTCs must be present.
  6. Check and confirm the green status indicator light in Telematics Control Head is on.
  7. End Output (scan tool function 06). See «END OUTPUT (FUNCTION 06)»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#on-board-diagnostic-obd-radio-navigation-steering-telematics) .
  8. Disconnect Scan Tool cable from Data Link Connector (DLC).

Reconfiguration

  1. Drive vehicle outside to area away from tall buildings, and with no overhead obstructions (trees, bridges, etc.).
  2. Press the blue OnStar(R)("On ") button. A recorded introduction will be heard.
  3. Press the "On " button again at any time during the recording (it is not necessary to wait for the recording to finish).
  4. When an OnStar(R) call center advisor answers, identify yourself as an Audi Technician, and that you have replaced the "Vehicle Communications. Interface Unit (VCIM)".
  5. Supply advisor with STID number and ESN from new module. Supply the VIN and customer details if necessary. The advisor will guide you through the system reconfiguration and update of the customer's account.
  6. When reconfiguration is complete, end call by pressing the Communications ("DOT") button.
  7. Wait ten minutes and press the "On *" button again to verify system operation. Inform call center advisor you are an Audi Technician performing a quality check after TCM replacement/system reconfiguration.
  8. End call by pressing the Communications ("DOT") button.

Note. Normal connection time is 10 - 15 seconds. However, depending on local cellular/GPS conditions, making a connection could take up to three minutes. Be patient. If the message: "unable to contact OnStar" is heard, try relocating vehicle to a more elevated or open area and repeat connection attempts. Depending on the local cellular/GPS traffic conditions, several connection attempts may be necessary (and are normal). If the message: "OnStar request ended" is heard, the cellular connection was interrupted before the connection was completed. Wait for a short period of time before repeating connection attempt. If you are still unable to connect, call OnStar(R) Customer Care at 1-888-390-4050. The advisor will verify the customer's OnStar(R) account is active.

Antenna Splitter -R87-, removing and installing

The antenna splitter is mounted to the Telephone/Telematic Control Module mounting bracket (under rear parcel shelf).

  1. Release splitter housing -arrow- downwards.
  2. Unclip splitter from housing.
  3. Disconnect electrical connections.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Note. Ensure correct seating and fit of electrical connections. Splitter must be securely clipped into housing. Antenna connections (couplings) must be properly aligned and tight to ensure proper reception.

Telematic Control Head -E264-, removing and installing

The Telematic Control Head is located in the front interior light module.

Note. In the event any of the OnStar(R) control buttons are either inadvertently or deliberately pressed for longer than 15 seconds, the OBD program assumes a button is sticking. The red status light will come on and a DTC loads in memory. Perform OBD program and check DTC memory for DTC 01526 "mechanical malfunction". See TELEMATICS ON BOARD DIAGNOSTIC (OBD), INITIATING . Inform customers accordingly. A faulty control button cannot be replaced separately. Replace complete telematics control head.

  1. Remove front interior light module. See «FRONT INTERIOR LIGHTS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(ref-196905-S15130558842005101000000) .
  2. Using a flat-head screwdriver, carefully unclip control head -3- from retainer.
  3. Separate electrical connection -2-.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Telephone Microphone -R38-, removing and installing

The telephone microphone (hands-free microphone) is located in the front interior light module.

  1. Remove front interior light module. See «FRONT INTERIOR LIGHTS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(ref-196905-S15130558842005101000000) .
  2. Using a flat-head screwdriver, carefully unclip microphone -1- from retainer.
  3. Separate electrical connection.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Emergency battery, switching off/on

In order to avoid unnecessary discharge of the emergency (back-up) battery, it must always be switched off prior to disconnecting the vehicle battery, and switched back on after the vehicle battery is reconnected.

  1. Switch on ignition, connect VAG 1551/1552 Scan Tool (ST) and enter address word 75 - "Telematics" ("Emergency call module" may appear on display).
  2. Perform scan tool function 10 - Adaptation
  3. Select adaptation channel 08
  4. Press -Q- button to confirm input.
  5. Press --> button.

Switch off emergency battery

  1. Switch off emergency battery by entering/storing value "2" in adaptation channel 08. If necessary, refer to detailed procedure. See «EXAMPLE: SWITCH OFF EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#on-board-diagnostic-obd-radio-navigation-steering-telematics__example-switch-off-emergency-back-up-battery) .

Switch on emergency battery

  1. Switch on emergency battery by entering/storing value "0" in adaptation channel 08. If necessary, refer to detailed procedure. See «EXAMPLE: SWITCH ON EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#on-board-diagnostic-obd-radio-navigation-steering-telematics__example-switch-on-emergency-back-up-battery) .

Emergency battery, removing and installing

The emergency (back-up) battery is mounted behind the Telephone/Telematic Control Module (under rear parcel shelf).

  1. Remove Telephone/Telematic Control Module -J526-. See «TELEPHONE/TELEMATIC CONTROL MODULE -J526-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#radio-telephone-navigation-trip-computer__telephonetelematic-control-module-j526-removing-and) .

Note. It is not necessary to disconnect the electrical connections to -J526-.

  1. Remove floor mats.
  2. Carefully disconnect the electrical connections from emergency battery.
  3. Remove battery from bracket.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal. NOTE: Ensure correct seating of connectors.
  2. Switch on ignition, connect VAG 1551/1552 Scan Tool (ST) and enter address word 75 - "Telematics" ("Emergency call module" may appear on display).
  3. Perform scan tool function 10 - Adaptation.
  4. Select adaptation channel 08.
  5. Press -Q- button to confirm input.
  6. Press --> button.

Reinstalling existing emergency battery

  1. Switch on existing emergency battery by entering/storing value "" in adaptation channel 08. If necessary, refer to detailed procedure. See «EXAMPLE: SWITCH ON EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#on-board-diagnostic-obd-radio-navigation-steering-telematics__example-switch-on-emergency-back-up-battery) .

Installing new emergency battery

  1. Reset new emergency battery time register by entering/storing value "1" in adaptation channel 08. If necessary, refer to detailed procedure. See «EXAMPLE: RESET EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY TIME REGISTER»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/communication-devices/#on-board-diagnostic-obd-radio-navigation-steering-telematics__example-reset-emergency-back-up-battery-time) .

Auxiliary Speaker (Telematic) -R91-, removing and installing

The auxiliary speaker is located in the lower right B-pillar trim.

  1. Remove lower right B-pillar trim. See «INTERIOR TRIM»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/gauges-instrument-panels/#interior-trim) .
  2. Disconnect electrical connections.
  3. Rotate retainer -1- on speaker -2- in direction of -arrow- and remove speaker from housing.

Scheme 470

Scheme 470: Installing
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

Cellular telephone antenna, removing and installing

The antenna for the cellular telephone (used in conjunction with telematics) is located in the rear bumper.

Scheme 471

Scheme 471: Removing
  1. Open left rear luggage compartment storage box.
  2. Separate antenna coupling -arrow-.
  3. Remove rear bumper cover. See «BUMPER»(/audi/a8/d2-1994-1999/remont/exterior-body-panels/#bumper) .
  4. Pull antenna -2- out from retainer -1- in direction of -arrow-.
  1. Install in reverse order of removal.

See also:
EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY, SWITCH ON/OFF, RESET TIME REGISTER
RADIO ON BOARD DIAGNOSTIC (OBD) INITIATING
ADAPTATION (FUNCTION 10)
DOOR TRIM, FRONT
LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT TRIM, REMOVING
SEATS FRAMES
INTERIOR EQUIPMENT
CENTER CONSOLE, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
B-PILLAR TRIM, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
NAVIGATION SYSTEM III ON BOARD DIAGNOSTIC (OBD), INITIATING
REAR LID TRIM, REMOVING
NAVIGATION SYSTEM IV ON BOARD DIAGNOSTIC (OBD), INITIATING
MULTI-FUNCTION STEERING WHEEL ON BOARD DIAGNOSTIC (OBD), INITIATING
TELEMATICS ON BOARD DIAGNOSTIC (OBD), INITIATING
ADAPTATION (FUNCTION 10)
INSTRUMENTS
TRANSPORT MODE, ACTIVATING/DEACTIVATING
EXAMPLE: SWITCH OFF EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY
EXAMPLE: SWITCH ON EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY
EXAMPLE: RESET EMERGENCY (BACK-UP) BATTERY TIME REGISTER
BUMPER
"DELTA" & "CONCERT" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
LOUDSPEAKERS, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
LOUDSPEAKERS IN REAR DOORS, REMOVING
LOUDSPEAKERS IN REAR PARCEL SHELF, REMOVING
CABLE BETWEEN RADIO AND CD CHANGER, CHECKING
ANTENNA AMPLIFIER - "SYMPHONY" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
"SYMPHONY" RADIO, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
TELEPHONE TRANSCEIVER -R36-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
OPERATING ELECTRONICS AND TELEPHONE CONTROL MODULE -J412- THROUGH M.Y. 2001, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
DIGITAL CELLULAR TELEPHONE DOCKING STATION/RETAINER IN CENTER ARMREST, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
CELLULAR TELEPHONE ANTENNA, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
TELEPHONE/TELEMATIC CONTROL MODULE -J526-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
ANTENNA FOR NAVIGATION (GPS) -R50, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
ROOF ANTENNA FOR NAVIGATION/TELEMATICS (GPS) FROM M.Y. 2002, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
NAVIGATION CONTROL MODULE WITH CD DRIVE -J401-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
SPEAKER FOR TELEPHONE/NAVIGATION -R39, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
NAVIGATION SYSTEM III, LAYOUT
NAVIGATION SYSTEM III, COMPONENT OVERVIEW
TELEMATICS SYSTEM, LAYOUT
TELEMATIC SYSTEM, COMPONENT OVERVIEW
TELEMATICS SYSTEM, TROUBLESHOOTING USING ONSTAR(R) SYSTEM STATUS LIGHT
TELEMATIC CONTROL HEAD -E264-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
AUXILIARY SPEAKER (TELEMATIC) -R91-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
DIGITAL CELLULAR TELEPHONE (PREPARATION) FROM M.Y. 2002, LAYOUT
ANTENNA SPLITTER -R87-, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
EMERGENCY BATTERY, REMOVING AND INSTALLING
TELEPHONE/TELEMATIC CONTROL MODULE -J526-, REPLACING AND RECONFIGURING