I have had the car seven years and I do recall ejecting the DVD in the past so I don't think its the problem where the stealer forgets to deactivate the anti theft function during the PDI.
) )I used some rubberised workshop gloves!Pie wrote:If you're using the eBay keys, wrap a layer or two of electrical insulating tape around the finger holes - as they're b45tard sharp and will slice up your fingers. I learnt the hard way!
They are the thinnest razor sharp pressed metal! 
+1 probably!MikeFish wrote:some clutz might have reactivated the disable when it was in for a service.
I would've thought that this is the problem too. I activated the feature with VCDS on my car and would probably forget to disable it should I ever sell the car.neilparf wrote:+1 probably!MikeFish wrote:some clutz might have reactivated the disable when it was in for a service.
If after checking you find that the eject button is enabled then once you've removed the RNS-E from the dash you only need to remove the top cover to gain access to9 the DVD drive, then you can slide the DVD out of the slot. I had this happen to me a few years ago and it only took about 5 minutes to open up the RNS-E, slide the DVD out and refit the top cover.Surrey Sam wrote:I would've thought that this is the problem too. I activated the feature with VCDS on my car and would probably forget to disable it should I ever sell the car.neilparf wrote:+1 probably!MikeFish wrote:some clutz might have reactivated the disable when it was in for a service.
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