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2021-2022 Audi e-tron Battery Thermal Overload Campaign Tools

Audi has released an Advanced Tool Requirement Notice for an upcoming campaign related to potential battery thermal overload in 2021-2022 e-tron vehicles. This notice outlines the specialized tools and equipment dealerships must acquire to perform the necessary service action.

Byeditor marcus weber2021 Audi e-tron
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Source: NHTSA manufacturer_communication 10250231
Audi e-tron battery thermal overloadNHTSA 10250231Advanced Tool Requirement NoticeUpcoming CampaignBattery thermal overloadSelf-discharge conditionN-901-797-04-T10341--T10383--T40155A-
Audi e-tron
2022

Audi has issued an Advanced Tool Requirement Notice, identified by NHTSA ID 10250231, to its dealerships. This document, dated February 2, 2024, serves to prepare service centers for an upcoming campaign targeting a critical issue in certain 2021-2022 Audi e-tron vehicles. The campaign is anticipated to launch in February 2024.

The notice specifically outlines the extensive list of specialized tools and equipment that dealerships must have on hand and in good working order. This preparation is crucial for successfully addressing a potential battery thermal overload condition in affected vehicles.

Important Warnings for Owners

Audi emphasizes that the repair information contained in this document is exclusively for skilled technicians with the proper tools, equipment, and training. These procedures are not intended for "do-it-yourselfers." Owners should not assume this document applies to their specific vehicle or that their vehicle has the described condition. To determine applicability, always contact an authorized Audi dealer.

What This Notice Means for the Upcoming Campaign

This Advanced Tool Requirement Notice is a preparatory step for Audi dealerships. It ensures that when the upcoming campaign officially launches, technicians will have all the necessary equipment to perform the required service. The campaign itself aims to resolve a potentially critical self-discharge condition within high-voltage battery modules. In some instances, this condition may lead to thermal overload, which could result in smoke or even fire. Early indications of this issue in affected high-voltage batteries may include a loss of range or performance.

Required Tools and Parts

To address the potential Audi e-tron battery thermal overload, Audi dealerships are required to procure a comprehensive set of specialized tools and parts. These items are essential for safely and effectively performing the service action associated with the upcoming campaign. Dealers can obtain ordering information through the Audi Service Tools & Equipment Program or audi.snapon.com.

Below is a detailed list of the required tools and parts:

  • Washer N-901-797-04 (qty. 2)
  • Guide Pin -T10341-
  • Wedge Set -T10383- (or equivalent)
  • Holding Strap -T40155A- (qty. 2) (or equivalent)
  • Oil Sump Assembly Pin -T40199-
  • Seal Plug -T40417- (qty. 2)
  • Sealing Plug -T40418A- (qty. 3)
  • Cover -T40420-
  • Shock-Proof Protection (30 Pcs) -T40421-
  • Sealing Device -T40422-
  • Module Picker -T40424-
  • Adapter for diagnosis box HV battery -VAS5581/8-
  • Swivel Bolt M10 -VAS691015- (qty. 2)
  • Lifting Eye -VAS691013- (qty. 2)
  • Connection Cable -VAS6910/17-1- (will be part of a future auto-shipment)
  • Connection Cable -VAS6910/17-2- (will be part of a future auto-shipment)
  • Hose Clip Pliers -VAS6340- (or equivalent)
  • Leak Tester - Rubber Bungs -VAS6911/10- (qty. 8)
  • Leak Tester - Test Connector Set -VAS6911/3B-
  • Leak Tester - Seal Set -VAS6911/4- (qty. 2)
  • Warning Sign - High Voltage -VAS6649-
  • Warning Sign - "Do Not Switch On" -VAS6650A-
  • Warning Sign - Battery -VAS6786-
  • Warning Sign - "Do Not Insert" -VAS6871-
  • Scraper Set -VAS6845- or -VAS895015-
  • High-voltage tool set -VAS6762A- (or -VAS6762-)
  • Plastic Wedge Set -VAS852015-
  • Pneumatic Applicator - Cartridge Gun -VAS891005-
  • Scissor Lift Table -VAS6131B- (or equivalent)
  • Engine Bung Set -VAS6122- (or equivalent)
  • Digital Pressure Sensor -VAG1397B-
  • Shop Crane -VAS6100- (or equivalent)
  • Cooling System Tester - Directional Valve -VAS691005/1- (component of -VAS691005-)
  • High Voltage Tool Set - Voltage Tester -VAS6762/45- (component of -VAS6762A-)
  • High Voltage Tool Set - Torque Wrench -VAS6883/1A-
  • Cooling System Tester - Directional Valve -VAS691005/5- (component of -VAS691005-)
  • Module Balancer -VAS6910-
  • Cooling System Service Machine - TEXA -VAS531011KIT-
  • Cooling System Tester -VAG1274B-
  • Hose Clamps - Up To 25mm -3094- (or equivalent)
  • Padlock -T40262/1- (from Service Disconnect Lock -T40262-)
  • Vehicle Diagnosis System - Connection Lead -VAS5051/66-
  • Pressure Sensor -VAS611013-
  • Insulated Torx Wrench Set 3/8 -VAS691003A-
  • Test Adapter - Hybrid Module -VAS6558A-
  • High Voltage Diagnostics Box -VAS5581A-
  • Battery Tester/Charger capable of minimum 90 Amp continuous supply
  • Shackle (Equivalent to VAS691009A) -VAS691009US- (Qty. = 5)
  • Diagnostic Tester -VAS6150X/6160X- (or equivalent)
  • Set of Kelvin Clamps and Test Probes -VAS6558A/27- (will be part of a future auto-shipment)

Owner Action

If you own a 2021-2022 Audi e-tron, you should await official notification from Audi regarding the upcoming campaign related to the battery thermal overload condition. This Advanced Tool Requirement Notice is for dealership preparation, not an immediate call to action for owners. Once the campaign is officially launched, your authorized Audi dealer will be equipped to perform the necessary service.

Source: NHTSA ID 10250231

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of this Audi Advanced Tool Requirement Notice?
This notice, identified by NHTSA ID 10250231, informs Audi dealerships about the specific tools and equipment they need to acquire in preparation for an upcoming service campaign. This campaign is expected to address a potential battery thermal overload issue in certain 2021-2022 Audi e-tron vehicles.
What is the "upcoming campaign" mentioned in the notice?
The upcoming campaign, anticipated to launch in February 2024, is related to a potentially critical self-discharge condition in high-voltage battery modules that could lead to thermal overload, smoke, or fire in 2021-2022 Audi e-tron models. This is the underlying issue for the Audi e-tron battery thermal overload.
Where can I find more information about the specific tools listed?
The notice directs dealerships to contact the Audi Service Tools & Equipment Program at 1-800-892-9650 or audi.snapon.com for tool ordering information. Specific tools include items like the Washer N-901-797-04, Guide Pin -T10341-, and various leak testers and high-voltage safety equipment.
How does this notice affect me as an Audi e-tron owner?
This specific notice is primarily for Audi dealerships to prepare for a future service action. As an owner of a 2021-2022 Audi e-tron, you should await official notification from Audi regarding the upcoming campaign related to the battery thermal overload condition. Once the campaign is active, your dealer will be equipped to perform the necessary repairs.

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