2023-2024 Audi ConBox DTCs B1916F5 and B191604
Audi has issued a Technical Service Bulletin (NHTSA ID 10247518) providing information regarding Diagnostic Trouble Codes B1916F5 and B191604 related to the ConBox module. These codes indicate an electrical system issue in various 2023-2024 Audi models.
David Chen2023 Audi e-tron
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Symptoms
While the bulletin does not specify direct owner-perceptible symptoms, the presence of the Audi ConBox DTC B1916F5 or B191604 indicates an underlying electrical system issue within the vehicle's ConBox module. Owners might notice related electrical malfunctions or warning lights, though the primary indicator for this specific TSB is the diagnostic code itself.
Fault Codes / DTCs
This Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) addresses specific Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) that may be stored in your vehicle's ConBox module.
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
| B1916F5 | ConBox Fault |
| B191604 | ConBox Fault |
These codes are typically found in address word 0075 of the ConBox module during a diagnostic scan.
Diagnosis / Trigger Conditions
This TSB, NHTSA ID 10247518, is triggered when a diagnostic scan reveals either the Audi ConBox DTC B1916F5 or B191604 stored in the ConBox module. The bulletin specifically highlights these codes when they are entered in address word 0075, indicating a particular condition or state within the electrical equipment of the ConBox system.
Repair Procedure Summary
Audi Technical Service Bulletin NHTSA ID 10247518 provides information to technicians regarding the presence of the Audi ConBox DTC B1916F5 or B191604. The bulletin serves to inform about these specific diagnostic trouble codes, which are recorded in address word 0075 of the ConBox module. Technicians will refer to this TSB to understand the implications of these codes and determine the appropriate diagnostic and repair steps, which are not detailed in this summary.
Owner Action
If you suspect an issue with your vehicle's electrical system, or if you have had your vehicle scanned and found the Audi ConBox DTC B1916F5 or B191604, it is recommended to schedule an appointment with an authorized Audi service center. Inform them about the specific diagnostic trouble codes you've encountered. They will be able to perform a thorough diagnosis and apply the necessary service procedures as outlined in this and other relevant technical bulletins.
Source: NHTSA ID 10247518
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the Audi ConBox DTC B1916F5?
- The Audi ConBox DTC B1916F5 is a diagnostic trouble code indicating an electrical system fault within the ConBox module of your Audi. This code, along with B191604, is specifically referenced in Audi Technical Service Bulletin NHTSA ID 10247518.
- Which Audi models are affected by the ConBox DTC B1916F5 / B191604 issue?
- This issue, related to the Audi ConBox DTC B1916F5 and B191604, affects various 2023 and 2024 Audi models, including the Audi e-tron, A4, A5, A6, A7, Q7, Q8, and their performance variants like the RS and S models.
- What should I do if my Audi has a ConBox DTC B1916F5 or B191604?
- If your Audi has stored the ConBox DTC B1916F5 or B191604, you should contact an authorized Audi dealership. They have access to the specific Technical Service Bulletin (NHTSA ID 10247518) and can perform the necessary diagnostics and repairs to address the electrical system issue.
- Is there a recall for the Audi ConBox DTC B1916F5?
- No, this is not a recall. It is a Technical Service Bulletin (TSB), NHTSA ID 10247518, which provides information to Audi technicians about diagnosing and addressing the ConBox DTC B1916F5 or B191604. TSBs are generally for common issues that may not pose a safety risk requiring a recall.
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