i replaced the fuel sending unit so i had to diconect the battery, i call the dealer so i can get the code for the stereo, the stupid previous owner didnt have it, so i have to pay $130, is there any other way to get the code....

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2001 a4 1.8 quattro- auto

do you have the owner's manual? if not im pretty sure you're boned

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If there's more than one Audi dealership in town, you might try calling around. I ended up getting my code by calling the dealership that had performed the service contract on the car for the previous owner, but before that, another dealership told me that they would do it for me for free "to welcome me to the Audi family".

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1999 A4 2.8 Quattro Avant

SpeedTuning chip, painted lowers, black e-codes, 4300K, 20% tint, and face lift fogs.



My Audi's got enough balls for the both of us.

yeah, im gonna call another dealer, thanks

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2001 a4 1.8 quattro- auto

$130 is steep for it. Anything in the 1 hour of labor range is about normal... standard rates around me average about $65.

Bargain hunt!
Ryan

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I just spent a week dealing with this same problem. The dealership wanted $80 and was an hour away. You can go to the dealership and get the code for free, they just can't do it over the phone. You need the VIN and the 14 digit code stamped on the back/side of your radio. Then take it to the dealership and show proof of ownership (title, etc). They don't do any labor so they can't charge for it. Then they give you the code. I took my car to a local Euro car shop and they pulled the radio out in 30 seconds for free. Also check around your spare tire or under it. The 4 digit radio code is often reprinted there too.

thaks, 2 all... i really appreciate ur help....

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2001 a4 1.8 quattro- auto