2021-2022 Audi Parts Generation Level Update SM 47-2022
Audi has issued Special Notice SM 47-2022, an internal communication to dealers regarding the return of specific parts, 4H0-035-570-A and 8T8-035-570, that do not meet the latest generation level requirements. This ensures that only up-to-date components are used for vehicle servicing.
Marcus Weber2021 Audi e-tron
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Why This Notice Matters
Audi has issued Special Notice SM 47-2022, an internal communication primarily for parts managers and inventory personnel. This notice is crucial for maintaining the quality and performance of Audi vehicles by ensuring that only components reflecting the latest Audi parts generation level are used. It addresses the need to update dealer inventory with the most current versions of specific parts, thereby improving customer satisfaction and vehicle reliability.
Affected Parts and Generation Levels
This Special Notice specifically targets two part numbers that require generation level verification and potential return. These parts are:
- 4H0-035-570-A (Filter): Only parts with a generation level of 05S or greater are considered acceptable for use. All parts with generation levels lower than 05S must be returned.
- 8T8-035-570: Only parts with a generation level of 08S or greater are considered acceptable for use. All parts with generation levels lower than 08S must be returned.
The generation level indicates the latest state of development for the component. Audi provides visual guidance in the notice, showing the location of the generation level marking directly on the parts. For 4H0-035-570-A, the
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the purpose of Audi Special Notice SM 47-2022?
- Audi Special Notice SM 47-2022 is an internal communication to dealers, instructing them to return specific parts that do not meet the latest generation level requirements. This process ensures that only the most up-to-date and developed components are available in inventory for vehicle servicing, maintaining Audi's quality standards.
- Which Audi parts are affected by this generation level update?
- This notice specifically targets two part numbers: 4H0-035-570-A (a filter) and 8T8-035-570. Dealers are instructed to return these parts if their generation level is below 05S for 4H0-035-570-A, or below 08S for 8T8-035-570.
- How can the generation level of an Audi part be identified?
- The generation level is typically marked directly on the part itself. For part number 4H0-035-570-A, the acceptable generation level is '05S' or greater. For part number 8T8-035-570, the acceptable generation level is '08S' or greater. These markings help dealers identify which parts need to be returned.
- What does the 'Audi parts generation level' signify?
- The 'Audi parts generation level' indicates the latest state of development for a particular component. As Audi continuously refines and updates its parts, newer generation levels incorporate these improvements. Ensuring only the latest generation parts are in use helps maintain vehicle performance, reliability, and safety.
- Does this notice affect Audi owners directly?
- While this is an internal dealer inventory management process, it indirectly benefits Audi owners. By ensuring that only the latest generation parts are in stock, any replacement components installed in your 2021-2022 Audi vehicle will be of the most current design and development, contributing to the overall quality and longevity of your vehicle.
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