owners manual! Give it a read it is there and quite clearly...
Or maybe we cant all afford to buy cars brand new, therefore sometimes cars dont come with the owners manual. Hence the reason I posted onto the site
Or maybe we cant all afford to buy cars brand new, therefore sometimes cars dont come with the owners manual. Hence the reason I posted onto the site
I can see how a button marked with an airvent symbol, amongst a bunch of other buttons related to air con, below a button that says up and above one that says down can be misunderstood
In reply to everyone else, take a minute and try searching and finding an answer for what ive asked. I thought forums were ment to help out other owners, clearly from what ive seen the majority are as helpful and hilarious as a wet fart in a plastic bag
You might find that your dealer pulled a fast one and didn't order the car from Audi with a factory alarm and then bought a cheaper one and charged you the full price.It was bought in Turkey but it had an alarm listed on the spec sheet.
You might find that your dealer pulled a fast one and didn't order the car from Audi with a factory alarm and then bought a cheaper one and charged you the full price.
I know one or two dealers over here who do the same thing. A factory alarm might be 500 euro, but they can get an alarm company to call to the garage and fit one for 100-150 euro and pocket the difference.
You should check the inside of your user manual and check all the options that are listed. There's a web page somewhere where you can enter the three character codes and it will tell you what they are. If you don't have the alarm on it then you don't have the factory one.
the codes should be on the inside page of your service book. they should also be taped to your spare wheel or in the spare wheel hole.Where do I find the three character codes mate? Any idea of the website link?
This sounds VERY useful.
E0A = No special edition
1KD = Disc brakes, rear
3FA = Without roof insert (standard roof)
F0A = No special purpose vehicle, standard equipment
T5T = 6-cylinder diesel engine 2.5 L unit 059.B
2PV = Leather trimmed sports steering wheel
7Q2 = Navigation system with color screen
3PF = Electric height adjustment for both front seats
1SA = Without additional engine guard
J1G = Battery 450 A (92 Ah)
0L2 = Electric throttle actuation
3NZ = Rear seat bench unsplit, backrest split folding
3HA = Without leather parts scope
CA8 = Alloy wheels 7J x 16 double-spoke style, offset 45
4UE = Air bag for driver and front seat passenger
1LT = Disc brakes, front
8GL = Alternator 120 A
8JQ = Twin headlight for driving on the right,with integrated high beam
8G2 = Antenna cable for radio system RG 58
7K0 = Without tire pressure warning light
4KC = Side and rear windows in heat-insulatingglass
6XD = Exterior mirrors: electrically adjustable/heated
5ME = Vavona wood insert "amber", high-gloss
0G7 = Tiptronic
U2B = Instrument insert with km/h speedometer,radio-controlled clock, tachometer, tripodometer and additional instruments
9Q2 = Multi-function display/on-board computerwith check control
4X1 = Side air bag front
3Y5 = Electrically operated roll-up sun screenfor rear window and mechanically operated for side windows
G1A = 6-speed automatic transmission
1AT = Electronic stabilization program (ESP)
7X0 = Without park distance control
0YC = Weight range 3 installation control only, no requirement forecast
X0A = National sales program Germany
8Z5 = Not hot country
VJ1 = Reinforced bumpers
4K4 = Radio remote controlled central locking
1BE = Sports suspension/shock absorption
0JK = Weight category front axle weight range 10
1N3 = Speed-related variable steering assist (Servotronic)
MR1 = 6-cyl. diesel engine 2.5 L/132 kW 24V TDI with fuel distributor injection pumpbase engine is T1K/T5T
6R0 = Selector lever cover
5D1 = Carrier frequency 433.92 MHz-434.42 Mhz
4GH = Windshield in heat-insulating glass with sunshield
Using Dave R's list above showing the various 7Ax combinations, none are listed, indicating that this car does not have an alarm.
I suspect Dave, that you are correct in your assumption that the XB2 code covers the alarm since the alarm is standard in the UK.
Since GlasgowRangers' car has an alarm, but no buttons on the side of the door it is probably fair to assume that it is not the factory alarm.
The best way to verify this is to enter all the codes into the web page and see what comes back.
If it does not list an alarm (7Ax -> x=A-F) and there is no mention of X2F "National Sales Program Turkey" then he has probably been done!
You can get the full listing of what each code corresponds to, including the listing of all National Sales Program codes, here.
I do however have National Sales Program Turkey. What does that mean? Cheers mate.
It doesn't mean a lot really, just that it'd made for the Turkish market and will be specced as such.