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[Solved] Audi A6 C7 2012 3.0tdi 313hp - MMI does not work ... After the death of the Batt

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  • #1 17082852
    malygt
    Level 10  
    Hello
    After two months of parking, my battery fell to zero. Loading did nothing, he completely died.
    I bought a new, dedicated AGM Bosch 105Ah. After replacement, the screen comes out for a few seconds and hides.
    A friend of the mechanic after connecting the computer could not say anything.
    He recommended buying an optical loop and bridging all devices in turn.
    So far I have bridged the amplifier (I think ???) on the left in the trunk,
    I found two connections. It's probably not because MMI still doesn't move. Where to look for the rest of devices ?? How to get to them ?? ?
    I will be grateful for your comments and help.
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  • #2 17083072
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #3 17083108
    domex32
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    Most likely component protection has been activated.

    Check address 07. There should be an error.
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  • #4 17083581
    malygt
    Level 10  
    domex32 wrote:
    Most likely component protection has been activated.

    Check address 07. There should be an error.


    There is no address 07, apparently in older models, it does not exist for me. I looked over my shoulder alone.
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  • #5 17083704
    domex32
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    Then come to someone on VAS or VDS and scan the entire car and upload a diagnostic report, we will definitely find something.
  • #6 17084011
    malygt
    Level 10  
    The scan showed "no communication with the radio, media and anything else," I forgot. In any case, three "devices"
    A familiar mechanic consulted the above-mentioned problem with his colleague from the Audi service and he stated that 99% is guilty of the module,
    which is in the center console more or less around the card and CD reader. Next week I'm scheduled for a deeper one
    examination to a specialist from Audi. That's all I know today.
  • #7 17088823
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
  • #8 17100671
    malygt
    Level 10  
    Hello. The main MMI module has died. The probable cause was a drop in voltage and something burned ...
    The cost of new on the site 12 thousand. used on auction sites from 1.5 thousand to 3 thousand.
    The man who deals with my car got 1.7 thousand labor, a new soft
    component protection, the latest maps and should work. I warn you, watch out for batteries ;-)
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  • #9 17101318
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #10 17101331
    malygt
    Level 10  
    Jarzabek666 wrote:
    malygt wrote:
    I warn you, watch out for batteries
    I am surprised that you did not know having them.

    Having what ??? Audi or MMI ??
  • #11 17101391
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #12 17101408
    malygt
    Level 10  
    Jarzabek666 wrote:
    This and this. Quite a common fault.

    I'm not so familiar, but since you know the problem, I wrote the symptoms at the beginning and that the battery has been dead for two months
    you could write where the problem is, not have the car scan ;-) I would already have a car in the garage, and so I'm waiting for
    clamps etc.
  • #13 17103396
    Anonymous
    Level 1  
  • #14 17135100
    malygt
    Level 10  
    I'm closing the topic. Replacing the MMI with another, used one did the trick.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around an Audi A6 C7 (2012) experiencing MMI (Multi Media Interface) failure after a complete battery discharge. The user replaced the dead battery with a new AGM Bosch 105Ah but encountered issues with the MMI screen, which briefly activates before shutting down. Diagnostic scans revealed "no communication" with the radio and media devices. Suggestions included checking for component protection activation, performing a bus attenuation test, and replacing the MMI module, which was ultimately identified as the source of the problem. The user successfully resolved the issue by replacing the MMI with a used unit, restoring functionality.
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