Audi A4 avant 3.0L 2003 cant connect to ecm k-line?

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Hello, i have problems with connecting to the engine module, i can actually connect to all other systems except engine and after searching the internet i came to see that you wrote an article about k-line problems with aftermarket stereos here at ross-tech but this is still an standard (concert) stereo.
In the article it said that you could measure with multimeter between pins 4+7 and should then have an reading under 9V (around 12V should mean problem) I had 10V, also I did the other test with an 1K-ohm resistor between and measure in parallel and then the value should be under 1V and my reading was then 5V does that mean I have problems with the k-line?
Happy for any advice, cheers in advance :D
 
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Do you have an aftermarket radio fitted? They are well know for causing problems on the K-line.
 
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Yes i know

Do you have an aftermarket radio fitted? They are well know for causing problems on the K-line.
Yes i know, but I tested another diagnostic tool and hurray I got in to the ecm :D:D:D
Got some codes about missfireing on some cylinders I deleted these but still engine lamp and that other lamp epic I think it says is on.
When I press the "check" button on instrument cluster it repeats (brake,oil,fuel,washer fluid and coolant) I checked the fluids and all is good except fuel and washer fluid is low but that should not be the problem for check engine lamp, am I right?
Do I have to drive some distance for engine lamp to go away?
 
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We'll need to see a VCDS Auto-Scan to be able to help you - even if that means unplugging your aftermarket radio.
 
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