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Audi radio code for Concert, Chorus and Symphony

Your Audi radio shows SAFE after a battery change? Request the code for free with the AUZ serial. Our team handles every request itself and emails you the code. We offer no calculation from the serial and no instant codes. Timing can vary.

Audi radio code: display shows SAFE, the radio asks for the code
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Request your free radio code

Enter serial and email, accept the terms and confirm ownership. Our team checks every request and emails you the code. Processing time can vary.

Owners only. We do not help with radios of unknown origin.

Sample label with serial number, prefix AUZ highlighted
This is what the label looks like. The highlighted prefix shows the brand.

Where is the AUZ number?

The serial starts with AUZ, for example AUZ1Z3B1234567. It is on the label on the casing. Removing Concert and Chorus units usually needs removal keys. The part number (for example 8E0 or 8P0) is not the serial.

Common units and models

Units
  • Concert
  • Concert II
  • Chorus
  • Chorus II
  • Symphony
  • Symphony II
Cars
  • A2
  • A3
  • A4
  • A6
  • TT
  • Allroad

MMI systems with a screen are often released by a workshop.

Entering the Audi radio code

On Concert and Chorus you usually set the digits with the preset buttons and confirm with a long press on a button or the seek key. Symphony units work in a similar way, but the buttons can be assigned differently.

Dealer route

An Audi dealer can look up the code with the car papers, usually for a fee. Some cars have a radio pass in the document wallet.

Questions about the Audi radio code

Is the Concert radio like the VW radio?

The units come from the same group, but the serial starts with AUZ instead of VWZ.

What if it shows SAFE with a clock?

Leave the ignition on and wait until the lock has run out.

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