2023 Audi RS3 Emissions Recall 37P3 Software Update
Audi has announced that the software update issue for Emissions Recall 37P3, impacting 2023 Audi RS3 vehicles, has been resolved. Dealers can now proceed with scheduling owner appointments for the necessary TCM software update.

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Audi has issued a dealer communication, identified as 37P3_DLR NOTICE_20240606, announcing a significant update regarding Emissions Recall 37P3. This notice confirms that a previous issue with the software update for the recall has been resolved. Owners of affected 2023 Audi RS3 vehicles can now have the necessary Transmission Control Module (TCM) software update performed by their dealership.
What is Emissions Recall 37P3?
Emissions Recall 37P3 is a service action initiated by Audi to ensure certain vehicles comply with environmental regulations. These recalls typically involve software updates or component replacements designed to optimize the vehicle's emissions control systems. In this specific case, the recall involves a software update for the Transmission Control Module (TCM).
The TCM is a vital component that manages the vehicle's transmission, controlling gear shifts and optimizing performance based on various factors, including engine load and driver input. Proper TCM software calibration is crucial not only for smooth driving but also for ensuring the vehicle's engine operates efficiently to meet stringent emissions standards. An improperly functioning TCM or outdated software can lead to increased emissions, impacting air quality and potentially affecting vehicle performance.
The Resolved Software Issue
Previously, there was an unspecified issue preventing the successful deployment of the software update required for Emissions Recall 37P3. This recent dealer communication confirms that this technical hurdle has been overcome. As of June 06, 2024, the 37P3 code is now active and will appear as an open action in Audi's Electronic Service Information System (ELSA) for all eligible 2023 Audi RS3 vehicles, including those matching the GY criteria. This means that dealerships can now access and install the correct software update.
This resolution is important because it allows Audi technicians to complete the recall service, bringing the affected vehicles into full compliance with emissions regulations. The re-opening of the 37P3 code in ELSA signifies that the necessary tools and software are now available for dealers to perform the required service efficiently and correctly.
What Owners Should Do
If you own a 2023 Audi RS3, you should contact your authorized Audi dealership to schedule an appointment for the Emissions Recall 37P3 software update. Since the issue with the software update has been resolved, dealers are now able to perform this service. It is important to have this update completed to ensure your vehicle meets all applicable emissions standards and operates as intended. The service will be performed free of charge as it is a recall action.
Dealers have been instructed to begin scheduling owner appointments immediately. Ensuring your vehicle receives this update is crucial for maintaining its long-term performance and environmental compliance. Do not delay in contacting your dealership to arrange for this necessary service.
NHTSA ID: 11002993
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Emissions Recall 37P3 for Audi vehicles?
- Emissions Recall 37P3 is an Audi service action focused on updating the Transmission Control Module (TCM) software to ensure certain vehicles comply with environmental emissions standards. It addresses specific software calibrations related to the vehicle's emissions control systems.
- Which Audi models are primarily affected by the resolution for Emissions Recall 37P3?
- This specific dealer communication, `37P3_DLR NOTICE_20240606`, focuses on the resolution of the software update issue for the 2023 Audi RS3. While the recall might broadly cover other models, this notice confirms the update is now available for the RS3.
- What does 'code re-opened' mean for Emissions Recall 37P3?
- 'Code re-opened' means that the technical issue preventing the software update for Emissions Recall 37P3 has been resolved. The necessary `37P3` code is now active in Audi's ELSA system, allowing dealerships to successfully perform the required TCM software update.
- What should 2023 Audi RS3 owners do regarding Emissions Recall 37P3?
- Owners of 2023 Audi RS3 vehicles should contact their local authorized Audi dealership to schedule an appointment for the Emissions Recall 37P3 software update. The service is now available and will be performed free of charge.
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