2019-2026 Audi Driver Assist System Fault TSB 2074688/1
Audi has issued Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 2074688/1 to address issues with driver assist systems, including parking aid, maneuver assist, and rear cross-traffic assist, in various 2019-2026 models. Owners may see error messages like "Parking aid: fault" or "Maneuver assist: fault," often…

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- 2021–2025
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Symptoms of Driver Assist System Malfunction
Owners of various 2019-2026 Audi models may experience an Audi e-tron driver assist fault, particularly after passing through a toll booth or during heavy traffic. The issue is often sporadic and difficult to reproduce. When this occurs, one or more of the following messages may appear in the instrument cluster:
- "Parking aid: fault. Obstacles cannot be detected"
- "Maneuver assist: fault. Please contact workshop."
- "Rear cross-traffic assist: currently unavailable. See owner's manual."
Fault Codes (DTCs)
When the Audi e-tron driver assist fault occurs, technicians may find specific Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) stored in various control units, often with almost identical timestamps (differing by up to 5 seconds). These codes indicate a communication or data bus error within the driver assist systems.
| DTC | Description | Symptom Number | Control Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| U111000 | Function restriction due to communication interruption | 6922, 7178 | J794 (Information Electronics control unit) |
| U112300 | Data bus error value received | 2114053 | J1121 (Driver assist systems control unit) |
| U112300 | Data bus error value received | 1191978, 452352 | J769 (Lane change assist control unit, with PR# 7Y1) |
Technical Background
Audi has identified that the root cause of the Audi e-tron driver assist fault and associated DTCs (U111000, U112300) is a software issue. An optimized target data container for the J1121 driver assist systems control unit, with software version 0510, was implemented in production starting week 48/2024 to address this problem.
Repair Procedure Summary
Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 2074688/1 outlines a software update procedure to resolve the Audi e-tron driver assist fault. Before proceeding, technicians must check the current software version of the J1121 driver assist systems control unit (diagnostic address 00A5) and the vehicle's model year.
The general software update steps involve using the ODIS tester:
- Change Communication Method: Set the communication method to "DoIP" (Diagnostic over Internet Protocol) by navigating to Admin > General > GFS Process and selecting "Only allow DoIP communication."
- Initiate Flash: Select the "flash" function within the ODIS tester.
- Enter SVM Code: Choose "SVM code input."
- Perform Software Update: Execute the software update using SVM code FASISKD6A002. This process can take approximately 15 to 100 minutes, depending on the vehicle's equipment.
Specific instructions vary slightly by model year and existing software version:
- MY 2019/2020 with software version 0365: An update of the target data container for the J1121 control unit is available. Technicians should perform the "Check Control Module Configuration" test plan using the ODIS tester.
- MY 2021/2022/2023 with software versions 0364, 0365, 0371, 0381, 0383: A comprehensive software update, including the target data container for the J1121 control unit, is available. The general ODIS tester steps mentioned above should be followed.
- MY 2023 with software version 0384: An update of the target data container for the J1121 control unit is available. Similar to MY 2019/2020, the "Check Control Module Configuration" test plan should be performed.
Important Warnings
- Pre-Service Check: Always verify the software version of the J1121 driver assist systems control unit and the vehicle's model year before attempting any service measures described in TSB 2074688/1.
- DoIP Communication: If the message "Should the entered SVM code be accepted or the vehicle connection be changed?" appears during the update, it is crucial to double-check that vehicle access is set to DoIP. If not, change it to DoIP by selecting "3. Change vehicle access (CAN, DoIP, CANFD)" on the ODIS tester.
- Model Year 2024: For Model Year 2024 vehicles with software versions 0394 or 0502, Audi indicates that a solution is not expected to be available before the end of the first quarter of 2025.
Warranty Information
For vehicles still under warranty, claims for this repair should be submitted in accordance with the Audi Warranty Policies and Procedures Manual. If the vehicle is outside of its warranty period, this Technical Service Bulletin (Service Number 9093) serves as informational guidance only. The damage code for this issue is 0039.
Source: NHTSA ID: 11005927
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does 'Parking aid: fault' mean in my Audi?
- The message "Parking aid: fault. Obstacles cannot be detected" indicates a malfunction in your Audi's parking assist system. This is often linked to a software issue in the driver assist control unit and may be accompanied by DTCs like U111000 or U112300, as detailed in TSB 2074688/1.
- Are DTC U111000 and U112300 related to driver assist system problems?
- Yes, Diagnostic Trouble Codes U111000 and U112300 are directly related to driver assist system malfunctions in Audi vehicles. U111000 typically points to a communication interruption, while U112300 indicates a data bus error value received by control units such as J794, J1121, or J769. These codes are addressed by a software update outlined in TSB 2074688/1.
- How is the Audi e-tron driver assist fault resolved?
- The Audi e-tron driver assist fault, along with related issues like 'Maneuver assist: fault' and DTCs U111000 and U112300, is resolved by a software update to the driver assist systems control unit (J1121). This update is performed by an Audi dealership using the ODIS tester and SVM code FASISKD6A002, as specified in Technical Service Bulletin 2074688/1.
- Will my 2024 Audi model receive a fix for the driver assist system fault?
- For certain 2024 Audi models with specific software versions (0394 or 0502), a solution for the driver assist system fault is not expected to be available until after the first quarter of 2025. Owners of these vehicles should consult their Audi dealership for the latest information regarding TSB 2074688/1.
Other revisions of this TSB
- 2021-2025 Audi Driver Assist Fault TSB 2061932/11U112300
- 2022-2026 Audi e-tron GT ABS DTCs B2F0100 U012700U112300
- 2022-2024 Audi e-tron GT Data Bus Error U112300 TSBU112300
- 2025 Audi A3/S3 Drive System Warning DTC P164700 TSBU111000
- 2025 Audi S3 'Vehicle Electronics: Fault' TSB 2076134/3U112300
- 2025 Audi A3/S3 Drive System Warning DTC P164700U111000
- 2025 Audi S3 Databus Error DTC U112300 TSBU112300
- 2022-2024 Audi e-tron GT U112300 Data Bus Error TSBU112300
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