Service Bulletin

2021-2024 Audi Repair Kit 8W0-927-289 Return Notice

Audi has released Special Notice SM 19-2024 (NHTSA ID 10252019) regarding the return of specific 8W0-927-289 repair kits. This notice specifies that only parts marked with '7030 340 113' are considered good, while others must be returned by April 9, 2024.

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Source: NHTSA manufacturer_communication 10252019
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What This Notice Is About

Audi has issued Special Notice SM 19-2024, a parts circular primarily directed at dealership parts managers. This notice mandates the return of certain 8W0-927-289 repair kits from inventory to ensure that only approved and correct parts are available for customer vehicles. This proactive measure helps maintain the quality and safety of repairs performed on 2021-2024 Audi models, including the A4, A5, A6, Q5, RS 5, RS 6 Avant, RS 7, S4, S5, S6, and S8.

The goal of this Audi repair kit return initiative is to improve the overall quality of parts reaching customers and to streamline inventory management. Dealers are instructed to return specific material numbers to their Parts Distribution Center (PDC) by a set deadline.

Identifying Affected Repair Kits

Special Notice SM 19-2024 specifically concerns the repair kit identified by part number 8W0-927-289. It is crucial to distinguish between acceptable and unacceptable versions of this part based on specific production markings found on the component itself, manufactured by ZF Lenksysteme.

Only parts marked with (7030 340 113) are good. These are the correct and approved versions of the repair kit. Parts with any other production numbers must be returned. The notice provides a clear example of a "NOT OK part" which is marked with '103'. This '103' marking is typically found on the component, as illustrated in the provided images, indicating it is an incorrect or superseded version that should not be used. This visual identification is key for dealers managing their inventory for the Audi repair kit return.

Important Deadlines and Warnings

Dealers must return their inventory of the above-listed material numbers to their facing Parts Distribution Center (PDC) no later than April 9, 2024.

Items returned after the above-mentioned date WILL NOT be accepted on any type of return/buyback. This strict deadline emphasizes the importance of timely action to ensure credit and proper inventory management.

Dealer Return Procedures

To ensure a smooth return process and receive appropriate credit, dealerships must follow a specific set of claims procedures outlined in the Special Notice SM 19-2024:

  1. File a Claim: Submit a separate "Claim with Return" by selecting "DIr Sup. Req. Return" under the item type. Dealers must complete their comments with the Special Notice Number (SM 19-2024) and the Parts Circular number.
  2. Review Parts On Command: The day after filing the claim, review the "Parts On Command" system for the Delivery List document. Any problems or delays should be immediately communicated to the facing PDC.
  3. Enter Delivery Document Number: Record the 40000XXXXX delivery document number onto a YELLOW DEPOT REQUEST RETURN label.
  4. Adhere Return Label: Attach the YELLOW DEPOT REQUEST RETURN label to the package(s) containing the parts being returned.
  5. Include Delivery Document Copy: Place one copy of the Delivery Document inside the package(s) with the returned part(s).

Following these steps ensures proper processing of the Audi repair kit return.

Re-ordering New Materials

After returning the incorrect or superseded repair kits, dealerships are instructed to re-order required new materials. It is important to use the same part number (8W0-927-289) when re-ordering, as the issue pertains to specific production markings, not the part number itself. This ensures that only the correct versions of the 8W0-927-289 repair kit are stocked and used for future repairs.


Source: NHTSA ID: 10252019

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Audi Special Notice SM 19-2024?
Audi Special Notice SM 19-2024 is a parts circular instructing dealerships to return specific 8W0-927-289 repair kits from their inventory. This ensures that only approved parts are used for repairs on 2021-2024 Audi vehicles.
How do I know if an 8W0-927-289 repair kit is good or needs to be returned?
According to the notice, only repair kits marked with the production number '7030 340 113' are considered good. Parts with any other production number, such as '103', must be returned to the Parts Distribution Center.
What is the deadline for returning the affected Audi repair kit?
The deadline for dealers to return the identified material numbers to their facing Parts Distribution Center (PDC) is April 9, 2024. Items returned after this date WILL NOT be accepted for any type of return or buyback.
Will I receive a notification if my Audi vehicle might have been repaired with an affected part?
This notice is primarily for Audi dealerships regarding their parts inventory. It does not indicate a direct consumer notification. If you have concerns about a recent repair involving part 8W0-927-289, it is best to contact your authorized Audi service center.

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