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Yeah exactly like that. However, you effectively abandon the one on the roof and the cable that leads from it to the RNS-E. You then take out the dials (fascia above steering wheel clips off and then two of the tightest screws you'll ever encounter, and the clocks should pull out. If you fish with ...

The aerials go screwy after a while. I had to replace mine when it started seeing very few satellites and was getting lost a lot. It would only see about 1 or 2 satellites. My replacement was £10 off eBay IIRC and once fitted it could suddenly see more like 6 or 7 satellites and has performed fault...

Can anyone advise on the following problem with an RNS-E sat nav ? … Basically, about 1 in 10 times I start the car, the RNS-E seems to loose GPS signal, and shows me up to 10 miles away from where I really am ! It continues to move the pointer on the map correctly, but just 5/10 miles out. It is ...

47, on my 2nd RS6 / C5, bought the first one when I was a mere lad aged 40. Done 70,000+ miles in them so far ... which is about £20k's worth of petrol, ouch.

Hi to the RS6 group. I'm a Long term lurker, first time poster ... Had my first RS6 from new (was company car !) sold it at 45k, now on my 2nd which is currently showing just 18k and sweet as a nut, and no DRC issues or any other problems so far .... except :- The car 'forgot' its radio code for no ...