In order to access a few components like the MMI (head unit – 4E0035729(A)), can bus gateway (4E0907468(x)) we need to drop the glove box. It seems to be a big thing, but actually, there are about 8 screws (torx and Phillips) that hold it to the body.
***If the car is equipped with knee airbag, make sure to disconnect the battery before removing the connectors***
Remove the 2 screws on the side – need to remove the fuse box cover – screw driver will do.
Inside the glove box, there are 2 more torx screws holding the back to the body frame.
If you want to remove the CD changer, remove before dropping the glove box.
Now, we’re ready to drop the glove box – wiggle it out and down lightly and firmly – if the lid is closed is the best.
Disconnect light and airbag connector (make sure the battery is disconnected by removing the ground cable to the chassis).
Summary –
Putting it back is in reverse order, but the corner where the box is rest on is a little hard to get it on.
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i want to remove the cd changer and replace it with a 3.5mm to play music from my android phone.
i have a 2006 audi a8L . Do you have any suggestions on a part that can do this.
On MMI, there is no CD outputs, it’s not possible to add 3.5mm jack for bluetooth or android phones. The only way is to buy an AMI from Audi or after market with bluetooth capability to play from your phones. I haven’t found a better way to do what you want yet.