Service Bulletin

2021-2022 Audi e-tron Coolant Leak from Valve N632

Audi has issued TSB 2067941/3 for 2021-2022 e-tron models addressing coolant leaks from valve N632, often seen as coolant traces or a warning lamp. This bulletin outlines the diagnostic and repair procedure.

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2067941/324-50N632 coolant valve4KE963375K4KE963375Q4KE963375J4KE963375HAudi e-tron coolant leak N632Coolant warning lampTraces of coolant can be seen under the vehicle
Audi e-tron
2021
Audi e-tron Sportback
2022

Audi has released Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 2067941/3 to address a potential coolant system leak from the coolant valve N632 in certain 2021-2022 Audi e-tron and e-tron Sportback models. This TSB, which supersedes an earlier bulletin (Group 19 number 24-50 dated February 14, 2024), provides updated warranty and service information for diagnosing and repairing this issue. Owners may notice an Audi e-tron coolant leak N632 through various symptoms.

Symptoms of a Coolant Leak

Owners of affected Audi e-tron vehicles might observe several indicators of a coolant leak:

  • "Traces of coolant can be seen under the vehicle." This is often the most direct sign of a leak.
  • "The coolant warning lamp appears in the instrument cluster." This light indicates a low coolant level or a system malfunction.
  • A low coolant level in the coolant expansion tank, which is not due to normal consumption or other known leaks.
  • The issue might also be identified by a workshop during routine service, even if the customer hasn't noticed explicit symptoms.

Technical Background

The root cause of this Audi e-tron coolant leak N632 is related to the elastomer material used in the coolant valve N632, specifically part number 4KE963375K. In rare cases, this elastomer can lead to minor leaks, particularly when the valve is switched in very cold conditions.

Diagnosis Procedure

To accurately diagnose the coolant leak and confirm if it originates from the coolant valve N632, technicians follow a specific procedure:

  1. Check the installed part number: If a leak is suspected from the coolant valve N632, the first step is to verify the part number of the installed component. This is crucial because only specific versions of the valve are prone to this issue.
  2. Use a scan tool: Technicians utilize the ODIS scan tool to read out which regulating valve is fitted. This involves navigating through Guided Functions:
    • `Guided Functions in ODIS >> Diagnostic address 00C5 >> Guided Function >>

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the signs of an Audi e-tron coolant leak N632?
The primary signs of an Audi e-tron coolant leak N632 include seeing "Traces of coolant can be seen under the vehicle," the "coolant warning lamp appears in the instrument cluster," or noticing a low coolant level in the expansion tank.
Which Audi e-tron models are affected by TSB 2067941/3?
Audi Technical Service Bulletin 2067941/3 applies to 2021-2022 Audi e-tron and 2022 Audi e-tron Sportback models.
What is the cause of the coolant leak from valve N632?
The coolant leak from valve N632 is caused by the elastomer material used in certain versions of the valve, specifically part number 4KE963375K. This material can lead to minor leaks, especially in very cold temperatures.
How is the coolant leak from valve N632 repaired?
The repair for the coolant leak from valve N632 involves diagnosing the specific part number of the installed valve using a scan tool. If the valve has an index 'K' (4KE963375K) or 'Q' (4KE963375Q), it will be replaced. The repair is covered under warranty for eligible vehicles.

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