P1054
November 15th, 2013, 07:15
I've got a couple of items laying around that I have no use for, maybe one of my fellow RS6 members could put them to use?
RNSE unit: part number 4B0 035 192 P, price $200 OBO
I got this with the car knowing that it didn't work but since the previous owner included it with the car I figured what the heck, might as well see what I could do. Well, I poked around a bit and had no success making it work. Maybe one of you could fix it, or use it for parts? It's completely dead power-wise, nothing happens when you hook it up. However, the trim and screen are in great shape, and I presume the screen works just fine. There are no bled pixels or cracks or anything of that nature. It has the C5 faceplate, and fits perfectly in my dash opening. All of the buttons are there, and all are perfectly legible (ie the finish is not worn off). DISCLOSURE: I have opened the box, so the "warranty tape" is not intact. I did not remove or break anything inside, all the parts are still there. I did remove the installation guides (the little things on the side that line it up in the runners on the car's deck bracket) and the spring clips that hold it in place once installed. I will include these with the unit.
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5180_zps04c3d1cd.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5166_zpsf1f29793.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5167_zpsfc032a02.jpg
Symphony II unit: part number 4B0 035 195 N, price $100 OBO
This is the original deck and was installed in the car when I purchased it. Everything functioned perfectly when I removed it, including the intergral 6-disk changer. It has not been opened up and the "warranty tape" is fully intact. All of the buttons are in great shape and the finish is not worn off. It is fully compatible with the OE satellite radio tuner (see below) and has the Sat button. It obviously also has the C5 faceplate. I also have the original Audi "Sound System Audi symphony Operating Instruction" booklet.
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5168_zps70de84e4.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5170_zps74a84107.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5182_zps8cca8910.jpg
OE Audi XM Satellite Radio module: part number 8E0 035 593 A, price $100 OBO
Again, this was factory installed in my car. I never had it activated, but when it was hooked up to the Symphony II unit I got the demo voice playing over the speakers and the deck and DIS both showed that I was getting satellite radio. So, as far as I know it works perfectly and has no issues. I have the original Audi Symphony supplement booklet detailing the operation of the sat radio with the Symphony II head unit (see photo 5182 above).
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5173_zps47c345ea.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5174_zpsacd45ab4.jpg
OE Audi disk-based navigation module: part number 4B0 919 887 E, price $175 OBO
This is the disk-based nav system that came installed in my car. It displays directions on the DIS screen and also has voice directions. Input is via buttons and a knob in the control module next to the parking brake handle (I also have a working button module if needed, see below). I have the nav disks for all of the US and Canada in the original Audi leather carry case, as well as the original Audi Navigational System Operating Instructions and Audi Navigation System Quick Reference Guide. I'll also include the mounting bracket and hardware as shown in the pic.
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5175_zps43d8bf22.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5176_zps1b1ddd82.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5179_zpsffead22f.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5183_zps6f3f36c1.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5184_zps20068923.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5185_zpsccd02839.jpg
OE disk-based nav control module: part number 4B0 919 719 5PR, price $50 OBO
This is the control module that mounts beside the parking brake and is used to control the disk-based navigation system installed in the 2003 RS6 and other similar models. I purchased it shortly after buying my RS6 since the one in the car was broken. After about 2 months, I removed it when I removed the Symphony head unit and it has sat unused since then. It was fully functional when I removed it.
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5186_zpsf80a5fac.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5187_zpscb9dc322.jpg
If anyone is interested in any of these items, shoot me a PM. My ideal situation would be the buyer picking up the item from somewhere near where I live (Battle Ground, WA), but obviously the odds of that happening are fairly slim. I am willing to ship any of the items, but shipping will affect the price. If someone wants more than one of the items, I'll combine them to keep shipping costs down. For now, these items are only posted here on RS6.com.
RNSE unit: part number 4B0 035 192 P, price $200 OBO
I got this with the car knowing that it didn't work but since the previous owner included it with the car I figured what the heck, might as well see what I could do. Well, I poked around a bit and had no success making it work. Maybe one of you could fix it, or use it for parts? It's completely dead power-wise, nothing happens when you hook it up. However, the trim and screen are in great shape, and I presume the screen works just fine. There are no bled pixels or cracks or anything of that nature. It has the C5 faceplate, and fits perfectly in my dash opening. All of the buttons are there, and all are perfectly legible (ie the finish is not worn off). DISCLOSURE: I have opened the box, so the "warranty tape" is not intact. I did not remove or break anything inside, all the parts are still there. I did remove the installation guides (the little things on the side that line it up in the runners on the car's deck bracket) and the spring clips that hold it in place once installed. I will include these with the unit.
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5180_zps04c3d1cd.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5166_zpsf1f29793.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5167_zpsfc032a02.jpg
Symphony II unit: part number 4B0 035 195 N, price $100 OBO
This is the original deck and was installed in the car when I purchased it. Everything functioned perfectly when I removed it, including the intergral 6-disk changer. It has not been opened up and the "warranty tape" is fully intact. All of the buttons are in great shape and the finish is not worn off. It is fully compatible with the OE satellite radio tuner (see below) and has the Sat button. It obviously also has the C5 faceplate. I also have the original Audi "Sound System Audi symphony Operating Instruction" booklet.
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5168_zps70de84e4.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5170_zps74a84107.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5182_zps8cca8910.jpg
OE Audi XM Satellite Radio module: part number 8E0 035 593 A, price $100 OBO
Again, this was factory installed in my car. I never had it activated, but when it was hooked up to the Symphony II unit I got the demo voice playing over the speakers and the deck and DIS both showed that I was getting satellite radio. So, as far as I know it works perfectly and has no issues. I have the original Audi Symphony supplement booklet detailing the operation of the sat radio with the Symphony II head unit (see photo 5182 above).
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5173_zps47c345ea.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5174_zpsacd45ab4.jpg
OE Audi disk-based navigation module: part number 4B0 919 887 E, price $175 OBO
This is the disk-based nav system that came installed in my car. It displays directions on the DIS screen and also has voice directions. Input is via buttons and a knob in the control module next to the parking brake handle (I also have a working button module if needed, see below). I have the nav disks for all of the US and Canada in the original Audi leather carry case, as well as the original Audi Navigational System Operating Instructions and Audi Navigation System Quick Reference Guide. I'll also include the mounting bracket and hardware as shown in the pic.
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5175_zps43d8bf22.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5176_zps1b1ddd82.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5179_zpsffead22f.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5183_zps6f3f36c1.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5184_zps20068923.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5185_zpsccd02839.jpg
OE disk-based nav control module: part number 4B0 919 719 5PR, price $50 OBO
This is the control module that mounts beside the parking brake and is used to control the disk-based navigation system installed in the 2003 RS6 and other similar models. I purchased it shortly after buying my RS6 since the one in the car was broken. After about 2 months, I removed it when I removed the Symphony head unit and it has sat unused since then. It was fully functional when I removed it.
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5186_zpsf80a5fac.jpg
http://i850.photobucket.com/albums/ab69/dlandsem/IMG_5187_zpscb9dc322.jpg
If anyone is interested in any of these items, shoot me a PM. My ideal situation would be the buyer picking up the item from somewhere near where I live (Battle Ground, WA), but obviously the odds of that happening are fairly slim. I am willing to ship any of the items, but shipping will affect the price. If someone wants more than one of the items, I'll combine them to keep shipping costs down. For now, these items are only posted here on RS6.com.