Airdual Bluetooth 5.0 aptX-HD Adapter Compatible for Audi MMI 3G AMI Music Interface,Audi Symphony,Audi Concert,VW MDI,Mercedes Media Interface

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Please remember it can take some time for your bank or credit card company to process and post the refund too. Please check where the position of the AMI port is and the central control panel contains the " MENU " or " SETUP " button. WITH nav, streaming bluetooth comes form the factory, info with display on screen and steering wheel controls work, correct? I've tried to modify the affected option at the hidden menu (green menu) MAIN/DIAGNOSE/SETTINGS>AMI/AUX but it does not work.

My mechanic said he’s going to look into reflashing the MMI to change NAV from US to EUR and he’ll also try to enable an AUX-IN while he’s at it. With Tune2air, does it display track info on the screen, and work with the steering wheel controls for pause/skip/next? Has anyone found a good cheapish Bluetooth Ami connection for the glovebox MMI 3g connection that allows you to use the standard controls on the steering wheel etc? In a situation where I find a nice 2012, or non nav 2013, I'll need some sort of adapter, I believe that plugs into the slot in the glove box. The interface is aimed at the old and current car stereos, with this audio adapter cable, you need to use your own mmi cable, and enjoy your new car stereo music.PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR MMI SYSTEM IS 3G+ , IF YOUR SYSTEM IS 2G OR 3G, PLEASE DO NOT PURCHASE DUE TO IT NOT WORK FOR YOUR CAR! These bluetooth interfaces are easy to install and provide a perfect solution for getting your mobile music playing through your car stereo. Most commonly due to water ingress getting beneath the shark fin antenna mounting on the roof of your vehicle.

But you likely have an identical AMI port in that same area, so the advantage of building the modified cable is it is such a clean final result. Match your phone or pad with our bluetooth module, and choose aux from your radio, then you can use the builtin microphone and speaker to play music through your car speakers.The flat bottom steering wheel was the only other thing I cared about so a 2011 or 2012 would have been fine otherwise.

Although my layout looks different it was just a case of removing 3 nuts and 1 bolt and the whole cage lifted and swung into the boot for easy access. Only outstanding question is if bluetooth streaming is only on nav enabled 13+, or if it's available on all 13+ models? One thing I wasn't sure of is whether the bluetooth receiver will power off as I noticed it stayed on after I turned the car off and even after I locked the car?I have bought several aftermarket leads that plug in to the adapter in the glove box and none of them appear to be working. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. The cable is very thin, so it will be easy to hide it and it can be placed between closed glove box doors.

the menu in the car using "media" works perfect to control the playlists, repeat, skip, shuffle, etc.I have an iPhone with Apple Music and any music on your phone plays through the car with the artist and track name displayed on the centre screen and on the screen between the speedo and Rev counter…. Play, Pause, Browse, Skip and control iPhone Apple Music playlist using Original Entertainment System. OP, since you stated you’re a stereo upgrade guy, then I would intentionally get a model without nav so you can install the Audi Alpine head unit. I’ve seen YT videos about enabling AUX-IN from the MMI hidden menus, but the wiring diagrams all seem to suggest it won’t work for BOSE units. I bought a transmitter which gets the job done, but no info comes through thr display, nor can I pause or skip tracks via the radio/steering wheel buttons.