My driver display screen for my audi q7 is blank

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Asked by Ashleigh Dec 07, 2016 at 04:47 PM about the 2008 Audi Q7 4.2 quattro Premium AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Okay I just bought my audi Q7 it's a
2008 model. Everything works and
everything did work perfect except
my driver screen. It worked great
an just out of the blue just quit
working. Any suggestions?  I was
thinking maybe there was a fuse
for it......but I have no idea. I do
know that my buttons on my
steering wheel still work for it
because I was messing with the
scroll buttons an somehow it
changed my radio station when I
clicked on it. So it's not completely
gone. I'm thinking also it may be
the lighting element in the screen
it's self. Any suggestions plz help!
Thanks,
Ashleigh

5 Answers

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the screen back light died more then likely. and if you have not had any issues yet you will. The dash is the main brain of your car and once it gets screwed your whole car is screwed. You either need to rebuild the cluster or get a new one and then have the car recoded to the dash unit.

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I have the same issue with my q7 2019. The screen is just staying blanc. Any help here????

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I had the same issue it would just turn off and turn back on when the petrol light would come on,I tried rebooting the mmi,in the end I just punched the screen and guess what its back and stayed on lol

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