Nokia CK-300 install - Audi A3 Concert Radio

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Hello all, I am nearly there with my Nokia CK-300 Handsfree kit installation except for the fact that it doesn't work. I beleive my cabling is not 100% right. I have attached pictures below to indicate the parts used and what is connected to what.

Carkit parts:





Car Radio:





Removing Radio:





Original cabling at the back of the Radio:





Original cabling at the back of the Radio:






Cables from the back of the radio connected into the CA-139 cable :



The cables from the other end of the CA-139 cable into the Radio:



The cables from the other end of the CA-139 cable into the Radio:



HFU and the cables that are connected into it:



The input device CU-10 :



Please note there are no LEDs on the above device, when radio powered on or ignition on. It seems that the HFU is not getting any power or am i missing how to turn on the bluetooth on the device.

Anyone performed an install like this before? Any suggestions on the cabling?

Francob