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Driving home tonight, listening to MP3 from CD. Sudden very loud metallic ping played through the speakers after which I couldn't get any audio.

The user interface is still perfectly fine, I can change source, volume etc, but cannot hear a thing from any source at any volume.

Is this a dead audio output stage? Any chance it could be a blown fuse or is this a dealer visit?

(MY2008 vRS TDi, sub 10000 miles)

Driving home tonight, listening to MP3 from CD. Sudden very loud metallic ping played through the speakers after which I couldn't get any audio.

The user interface is still perfectly fine, I can change source, volume etc, but cannot hear a thing from any source at any volume.

Is this a dead audio output stage? Any chance it could be a blown fuse or is this a dealer visit?

(MY2008 vRS TDi, sub 10000 miles)

Dealer visit chap :) Mine made a loud pop in the first week I got it but seems ok now. I explained this to the dealer and they said they had heard of the problem but a firmwware update cures it. unfortunately my H/U showed a newer F/W to their latest disk:rolleyes:

I concur with the firmware update thing. Same happened to mine and the dealer patch/fix sorted the issue. Sounds possible that the audio pop blew something, but I'd get it to the dealer for a checkup.

Dealer visit chap :) Mine made a loud pop in the first week I got it but seems ok now. I explained this to the dealer and they said they had heard of the problem but a firmwware update cures it. unfortunately my H/U showed a newer F/W to their latest disk:rolleyes:

Funny thing is that very same thing happend to my missus car on the weekend 4 days old. :eek:

I had the same while playing an MP3 disc. Loud "POP" then nothing but all controls etc. looked normal - just no audio. (Dealer job I assumed - dead output stage)

Next time I used the car - 1 hour later all back to normal:confused:

I reckon the HU interprets some mp3 data as firmware info and tries to update.

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This morning it's working again. Taken with the replies to this thread (thanks everyone!), is this a software issue that kills audio until the ignition is switched off, effectively power-cycling the HU?

i was listening to radio one when mine went bang, and the volume was very low, on 4 as was talkiing to my other half.

I had the same thing in my car the other day. No audio, turned off, went shopping, came back, audio back on!

I had the same thing while driving, stopped at the sercies had a look round and it came back on.

rich

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