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How to Decode 2003 Audi A3 8P Concert Radio Without Original Code

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  • #1 14615009
    mlody1234321
    Level 9  
    Hi. I bought a 2003 Audi A3 8P with the original Audi Concert radio and pulled the fuse unfortunately it scrambled and I didn't get the code when I bought it. How can I decode it?
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  • #2 14615044
    rybeh
    Level 27  
    A little effort.
    Read a fellow forum member and all will be clear.
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  • #3 14615046
    mlody1234321
    Level 9  
    But do you have to take the radio apart because I heard that you can get the vin number, yes?
  • #4 14615060
    Karaczan
    Level 42  
    Remove the radio, maybe the previous owner wrote the code somewhere on the housing.

    Other options:
    ASO, and with the serial number of the radio to them, cheap will not be cheap.

    Magicians what will read the memory from the radio and find the code, or program the radio with a batch with a known code.

    Internet/forums, with the serial number of the radio, maybe someone will generate the code.
    On Elektroda no one will help you with generating a no based on SN, the rules prohibit it as I remember.
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  • #6 18877072
    andszka
    Level 16  
    Sorry to link to the topic. The eeprom has been read and is the data correct. Any chance of a hint as to what the code is, or which cells to look for it in? . Many thanks for your help.
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    andszka
    Level 16  
    Western forums have helped, thanks. Ours make sure to read the regulations. For those willing, the data is correct and the code: 1567, maybe useful to someone.
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  • #8 19737794
    andszka
    Level 16  
    In my case. At first I had to read the EEprom and then I left it on the forum https://radiocodez.com and someone gave the correct code. However, when I got a little interested in it, supposedly the code is coded according to the algorithm anyway. However, I didn't go into it because I had one radio anyway. Besides, you don't even need to know the conversion just upload the file that I left and the code is known. Some people can even read the code from the radio's factory numbers. I don't know how to do that.
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To decode a 2003 Audi A3 8P Concert radio without the original code, several methods can be employed. Users suggest removing the radio to check for any written codes on the housing. Alternatively, contacting an Audi Service Organization (ASO) with the radio's serial number may yield results, though it may not be cost-effective. Some users recommend using EEPROM reading techniques to extract the code, which can then be shared on forums for assistance. Websites like radiocodez.com can also provide the correct code if the EEPROM data is uploaded. It is noted that the code may be algorithmically generated based on the radio's serial number.
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