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I have and it all seems to be fine, I've tried another headunit which I had spare and even that has the same problem. I can't think what else it could be?

Hello all, I recently bought an aftermarket headunit which has been wired up correctly with all the relevant adaptors to my '97 A3 non-Bose, however, the driver's side foot well speaker isn't working at all. The passenger side works fine and the rear and subwoofer work aswell, even the...

if the back of the headunit has RCA outs(red and white round sockets) then you'll need the PC9-404 cable, otherwise the PC9-401 cable will do. In order to get the headunit to hold its memory you need to switch the red and yellow wires on the iso cable that came with the HU you currently have...

Not entirely sure if they worked with the concert HU, I did fade to the rear speakers and all I can hear is the sub in the boot. I faded to the right aswell and the only sound that comes out is from the small speaker near the door handle, so my only conclusion is that the driver's footwell...

Thanks for the help, all connected up correctly and working but I know now that some of my speakers are just broken. The sub in the boot is working but the rear speakers aren't nor is the driver's side footwell speaker, gonna need to get those fixed now but god knows where.

Lol, sorry about bumping the thread so quickly just very impatient and this problem with the speakers is really starting to bug me. Yes the wire that came with the headunit has a 2 female slots(pic 3) that convert into one male plug that goes into the back of the headunit.

Help please?, I've tried to wire it lots of different ways but still not getting any sound from the rear speakers?

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Can someone advise me on how I'm supposed to wire this up? I've been researching fitting an aftermarket headunit for the past week any chance I can get and can't seem to find a straight forward answer anywhere.

Hi all, I've bought a pioneer aftermarket headunit after my concert tape/cassette broke. When I first wired it up using the standard adaptor the headunit comes with it work but only on the front speakers, well, all front speakers except the right one in the driver's footwell...the rears had no...

What fascia adapter did you use?

I have some bubbling in several areas near the roof rails, I can't claim as my car has exceeded the warranty period. Is this bubbling a major concern? Am I looking at some expensive repair bills or is it worth just leaving?

Well done mate! Now get some pics up, I wanna see it! lol

Wanna get some facelift rear lights, found a pair on eBay: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Audi-A3-S3-QUATTRO-Pair-CLEAR-FACELIFT-Lights-New-Lamps-/300330761286?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item45ed1bbc46 It says they are a replacement for genuine oem lights so sounds like...

Haven't bought the cd changer yet as now considering the xcarlink maybe a better option, are they hard to fit? I'm thinking it might be easier if I just buy an aftermarket headunit as I would like to play CDs from time to time aswell, what are peoples opinion on aftermarket HUs in A3's anybody...

I can't imagine what goes through their heads when they key a nice car, if I see a nice car I might get a little bit jealous but I would never dream of keying it. Just admire for a few moments and walk on. Hope the touch-up and polishing works out for you though!

Wow! that was really informative, thank you and the pic really helped. I've been researching into it and didn't realise it was that tucked away! I've made my decision now to go ahead and buy a cd changer.

I've got a pre-facelift a3 that has a concert I r/cassette, I want to be able to play CDs but am just wondering what options are? I've checked the boot and can't see the plug where the cd changer would connect so unsure if my car has the availability to add a cd changer(the sub is just plain...

Well aware but I think, by the looks of most of the A3s on here, its well worth it.

Not sure yet, mostly just browsing these forums getting ideas. Maybe rs6 alloys?