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  1. Audi A5 Satnav eject unlock 
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    I've recently bought an A5 (3.0 TDi), with a 2007 sat-nav disk locked in the drive. I rang my local dealer to ask if they could unlock it to put in a new disc(out of my mates written off A6 (2009)) and they said I'd have to pay to get it unlocked (£69+Vat).
    Bit of a rip off I thought, but I may as well invest in a VAGCOM cable and do it myself on my laptop.
    What lead would do the job? I've seen a few cheap ones on ebay (£10 ish) are these suitable? Is the software easily available?
    I've looked at several posts on various forums and apparently its pretty straight forward, its just a matter of resetting Channel 068 from 1 to 0.
     
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    Ebay stuff is fake, ripoff rubbish and wont work with the A5 anyways.

    Get the latest genuine article. www.ross-tech.com or Google a UK supplier.
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigles View Post
    I've recently bought an A5 (3.0 TDi), with a 2007 sat-nav disk locked in the drive. I rang my local dealer to ask if they could unlock it to put in a new disc(out of my mates written off A6 (2009)) and they said I'd have to pay to get it unlocked (£69+Vat).
    Bit of a rip off I thought, but I may as well invest in a VAGCOM cable and do it myself on my laptop.
    What lead would do the job? I've seen a few cheap ones on ebay (£10 ish) are these suitable? Is the software easily available?
    I've looked at several posts on various forums and apparently its pretty straight forward, its just a matter of resetting Channel 068 from 1 to 0.
    Ok this function should be removed at pre delivery inspection.Its function is simply to prevent showroom theft or transportation theft.
    I'm lost for words,they wish to charge. I think this should be free
    vag diagnostics, retrofits and general repairs
     
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    I could get you a lead and software for £100 that works on the A5 and all new Audi's if intrested. Let me know. **REMOVED**
    Last edited by stuart; 12-04-2010 at 02:07 PM.
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by poejay View Post
    I could get you a lead and software for £100 that works on the A5 and all new Audi's if intrested. Let me know. **REMOVED**
    Can I draw your attention to the foum rules...

    VCDS products offered for this sort of money are, in most cases illegal copied products of Ross-Tech products, which must not be discussed on this website. Can I draw your attention to the foum rules regarding this...

    If, this is a GENUINE product that is used/2nd Hand, then we have no problem with the item being offered FOR SALE....

    I have removed your contact details for now.

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    All sorted, I went along to my local dealer a week ago and told them that the drive had a defect and under the terms of the warranty I would like it sorted so I could insert my genuine Audi disk, which I showed them. They explained that it had been overlooked and it had been highlighted on their own records. Not sure if getting it done myself (Ross-tech or not) would have invalidated my warranty. Anyway they obliged and it was done yesterday. My maps are now up to date
     
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