2023 Audi SOS Malfunction ConBox High TSB
Audi has released Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 91 24 35 2074410/3 to address an 'SOS Emergency Call function: malfunction' message displayed in the instrument cluster of certain 2023 Audi vehicles. This issue, linked to the ConBox high system, can also affect Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and connected…

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Owners of certain 2023 Audi vehicles may encounter an Audi SOS malfunction message displayed on their instrument cluster. This issue, detailed in Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 91 24 35 2074410/3, points to a software-related problem within the vehicle's ConBox high system, specifically affecting the Emergency Call Module and Communication Unit.
This TSB, identified as 91 24 35 2074410/3, supersedes an earlier bulletin, Group 91 number 24-27, dated July 17, 2024, and provides updated information for diagnosing and resolving the Audi SOS malfunction.
Symptoms of an SOS Malfunction
If your Audi is affected by this issue, you may observe the following symptoms:
- The instrument cluster displays the message: "SOS Emergency Call function: malfunction. Function unavailable. Please contact service".
- Limited Bluetooth functionality.
- Limited Wi-Fi functionality.
- Inability to use connected features.
- The eCall LED is not illuminated.
Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs)
Technicians may find specific Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) logged in the vehicle's systems, indicating the nature of the Audi SOS malfunction. These codes help pinpoint the exact problem within the Emergency Call Module and Communication Unit (ConBox) -J949- or the Data Bus Onboard Diagnostic Interface - J533-.
| Code | Description | Module |
|---|---|---|
| U13EB00 | Emergency call module and communication unit Flight mode active (active/static) | Emergency Call Module and Communication Unit (ConBox) -J949- |
| U164200 | Ethernet Emergency Call Module no communication (passive/sporadic) | Data Bus Onboard Diagnostic Interface - J533- |
| U142100 | Control module for emergency call module and communication unit no communication (passive/sporadic) | Data Bus Onboard Diagnostic Interface - J533- |
Technical Background
The root cause of the Audi SOS malfunction is identified as a software-related issue within the Emergency Call Module and Communication Unit (ConBox) -J949-. Audi has implemented a new software version in series production starting in Q3/2024 to prevent this issue in newer vehicles.
Important Warnings for High-Voltage Vehicles
For Audi vehicles equipped with high-voltage components, specific precautions must be taken during the software update procedure. These warnings are critical to prevent damage to the vehicle's high-voltage system:
- To prevent charging of the high-voltage battery during the software update, the high-voltage cable is to be removed BEFORE the entry of the SVM code on vehicles with high-voltage components.
- Charging the high-voltage battery during a software update can damage the high-voltage components.
Repair Procedure Summary
To resolve the Audi SOS malfunction, an authorized Audi technician will perform a software update on the Emergency Call Module and Communication Unit (ConBox) -J949-. The procedure involves using the ODIS-Tester diagnostic tool:
- The technician will select "Only allow DoIP communication" within the ODIS-Tester under Admin >> General >> GFF Process. This setting is automatically reset upon exiting the diagnostic session.
- The Emergency Call Module and Communication Unit (ConBox) -J949- (address word 0075) will be updated via a specific SVM code. The operating mode for this update is "Flashing".
- The SVM code required for this update is 75A029.
- The technician will follow all instructions provided by the ODIS tester during the update process.
After the software update is completed, the technician will verify that the eCall LED is green and that the Emergency Call Module and Communication Unit (ConBox) -J949- identifies with Software Version 0497.
Required Software and Tools
This repair requires the use of the ODIS-Tester diagnostic system and the specific SVM code 75A029 to perform the software update on the ConBox -J949- module.
Warranty Information
This Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 91 24 35 2074410/3 outlines the warranty claim details for this repair. If the vehicle is outside of its warranty period, this TSB serves as informational guidance only.
- Service Number: 9145
- Damage Code: 0039
- Labor Operations:
- 0151 0010: Software update (See SRT with associated operations)
- 0151 0060: Labor according to the diagnostic log
- Claim Comment: As per TSB 2074410/3
All warranty claims must adhere to the Audi Warranty Policies and Procedures Manual and are subject to review by Audi Warranty.
Owner Action
If your 2023 Audi is displaying the Audi SOS malfunction message or exhibiting any of the associated symptoms, it is recommended to schedule an appointment with an authorized Audi service center. The software update described in TSB 91 24 35 2074410/3 is necessary to restore full functionality of your vehicle's emergency call system and connected features.
Source: NHTSA ID: 11005938
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does the 'SOS Emergency Call function: malfunction' message mean in my Audi?
- This message indicates a problem with your vehicle's Emergency Call Module and Communication Unit (ConBox high). It's a software-related issue that can affect emergency call services, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and other connected features.
- Which Audi models and years are affected by the SOS malfunction described in TSB 91 24 35 2074410/3?
- This TSB primarily applies to 2023 Audi vehicles, including the e-tron, SQ8, A4, A4 allroad, S4, A5, A7, S5, RS 5, A6, S6, RS 6 Avant, S7, RS 7, S8, e-tron GT, RS e-tron GT, Q5, Q5 e, SQ5, Q7, RS Q8, and Q8 models equipped with ConBox high.
- What are the common DTCs associated with the Audi SOS malfunction?
- Common Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) include U13EB00 (Emergency call module in Flight mode), U164200 (Ethernet Emergency Call Module no communication), and U142100 (Control module for emergency call module no communication). These codes point to issues within the ConBox -J949- or Data Bus Onboard Diagnostic Interface - J533-.
- How is the Audi SOS malfunction fixed?
- The issue is resolved by an authorized Audi technician performing a software update on the Emergency Call Module and Communication Unit (ConBox) -J949- using the ODIS-Tester diagnostic tool and SVM code 75A029.
- Are there any special precautions for high-voltage Audi vehicles during this repair?
- Yes, for high-voltage vehicles, the high-voltage cable must be removed before entering the SVM code to prevent the high-voltage battery from charging during the software update, as this could damage high-voltage components.
Bu TSB'nin diğer revizyonları
- 2022-2024 Audi SOS Emergency Call Warning TSB 2076052/2U164200, U142100
- 2022-2024 Audi SOS Emergency Call Warning TSBU164200, U142100
- 2022-2024 Audi U142100 and U164200 DTCs in GatewayU164200, U142100
- 2021-2024 Audi U142100 U164200 Communication DTCsU164200, U142100
- 2023 Audi e-tron SOS Malfunction TSB 2074410/2U13EB00, U164200, U142100
- 2023 Audi SOS Emergency Call Malfunction TSB 91 24 22 2074410/1U13EB00, U164200, U142100
- 2023 Audi SOS Malfunction Instrument Cluster WarningU13EB00, U164200, U142100
- 2023 Audi Bluetooth, Connect, SOS Malfunction TSBU164200, U142100
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