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2022-2024 Audi Q5/SQ5 MIL On with DTC U060B00

Audi has released Technical Service Bulletin 2074392/1 to address a Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) illuminated with diagnostic trouble code U060B00 (Charge pressure sender, no communication) stored in the engine control unit of 2022-2024 Audi Q5 and SQ5 models. The issue is linked to vibrations…

ByAhmet Topcu — Founder & Editor-in-ChiefAutomated summary2023 Audi Q5
2023 Audi Q5 — Audi Q5 MIL on U060B00
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U060B002074392/12074392Charge pressure sender, no communicationengine control unit J623electrical connector T3ycharge pressure sender -G31-000 979 056 EC4K0 9737 03A4G0 971 921
Audi Q5
2022, 2024
Audi Q5 e
2023–2024
Audi SQ5
2022–2024

Owners of 2022-2024 Audi Q5, Q5 e quattro, Q5 Sportback, SQ5, and SQ5 Sportback models may encounter a Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) illuminated on their dashboard. This condition is often accompanied by the storage of diagnostic trouble code U060B00 in the engine control unit J623.

This issue, addressed by Audi Technical Service Bulletin 2074392/1, points to a specific wiring problem that can lead to a "Charge pressure sender, no communication" fault.

Symptoms

The primary symptom owners will notice is the illumination of the Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) on the instrument cluster. This indicates that the engine control unit has detected a fault within the system.

Fault Codes / DTCs

When scanned, the engine control unit J623 (diagnostic address 0001) will log the following event memory entry, which can be intermittent or static:

Code Description Module
U060B00 Charge pressure sender, no communication Engine Control Unit

Technical Background

The root cause of the Audi Q5 MIL on U060B00 issue is vibrations that can cause the wiring on the electrical connector T3y to break. This breakage disrupts communication from the charge pressure sender -G31- to the engine control unit, triggering the fault code and MIL.

Repair Procedure Summary

If you are experiencing the Audi Q5 MIL on U060B00 fault, a technician will perform the following steps to diagnose and repair the issue:

  1. Initial Inspection: The technician will check the wiring on electrical connector T3y for the charge pressure sender -G31- for any visible damage. Damage may only become apparent after carefully depinning the connector or removing the harness tape. Figure 1 in the TSB illustrates the location of the G31 and its connector, while Figure 2 shows an example of damaged wiring inside the G31 connector.
  2. Access and Disconnection: To gain better access, the electrical connector T91 on the engine control unit will be disconnected, and the wiring harness will be loosened at its two mounting points.
  3. Wiring Repair: The three wires leading from the sender -G31- will be cut approximately 25 mm after they emerge from the main harness bundle. Repair wires (part number 000 979 056 EC) will then be pinned into a new connector housing (part number 4K0 9737 03A) and cut to 250 mm. A protective cap (part number 4G0 971 921) will be fitted onto the new connector.
  4. Connection and Wrapping: The new repair wiring harness will be connected to the main wiring harness using crimps (part number 000 979 940). The repair wires will then be wrapped with felt tape (part number N 106 497 02), starting at the connector and overlapping towards the main harness. Figure 3 illustrates the G31 connector, harness repair, and repair point location. Figure 4 shows the completed repair, detailing the required length of the new wire harness (170 mm from the connector housing to the branch-off point) and how it should emerge 10 mm below the cable tie.
  5. Reassembly and Clearing DTCs: After the wiring repair is complete, the vehicle will be reassembled, and all stored diagnostic trouble codes will be cleared from the engine control unit.

For warranty claims, a photo clearly showing the damage on connector T3y, along with the VIN and date, must be uploaded to DOC-IT.

Required Parts and Tools

The following parts are required for this repair:

  • 000 979 056 EC: Individual wire (Quantity 2)
  • 4K0 9737 03A: Flat contact housing (Quantity 1)
  • 4G0 971 921: Protective cap (Quantity 1)
  • 000 979 940: Butt connector (Quantity 3)
  • N 106 497 02: Cloth adhesive tape (As required)
  • Fasteners, Bolts, Nuts, and Screws: As needed per the Repair Manual (Refer to ETKA/ELSA)

Warranty Information

This repair is covered under Audi's warranty program. Claim types include 110 (up to 48 months/50,000 miles) and G10 for CPO (Certified Pre-Owned) vehicles. If the vehicle is outside of warranty, this Technical Service Bulletin serves as informational guidance. The service number for this repair is 9709, and the damage code is 0015.

Labor operations and their associated time units (TU) are as follows:

  • Remove and install cover: 1083 1900 (See SRT with associated operations)
  • Check pressure sender: 2168 0199 (10 TU)
  • Loosen and secure electronic injection system control unit: 2470 0999 (10 TU)
  • Repair engine wiring harness: 9752 4199 (10 TU)
  • Repair wiring harness: 9709 4153 (See SRT with associated operations)
  • Diagnostic Time: GFF 0150 0060 (Time stated on the diagnostic protocol)

All warranty claims must adhere to the Audi Warranty Policies and Procedures Manual.

Owner Action

If your 2022-2024 Audi Q5 or SQ5 displays a MIL and you suspect the Audi Q5 MIL on U060B00 issue, it is recommended to schedule an appointment with an authorized Audi service center. Provide them with the symptoms you are experiencing and mention Technical Service Bulletin 2074392/1. The repair involves specific wiring and connector replacements, which should be performed by trained technicians.

Source: NHTSA ID 11005852

Weitere Revisionen dieses TSB

What Audi Q5 owners report

Counted from the records in our database across 18 model years.

1,386
Owner complaints
35
Recalls
4,663
Service bulletins
68
Crashes reported
13
Fires reported
63
Injuries reported

The 2023 model year

50 complaints, the 11th most of 18 model years on file. Owners reported 7 crashes, 1 fire and 7 injuries for this year, which also has 6 recalls on file.

Electrical System, the system this article covers, accounts for 230 of 1,386 complaints (17%), including 11 for 2023.

Complaints by model year

Model years with the most complaints for the Audi Q5
2010100
2011143
2012168
201392
2014106
2015100
201678
2018209
202174
202350

Most-reported systems

  1. Engine — 338
  2. Air Bags — 259
  3. Electrical System — 230
  4. Fuel/Propulsion System — 140
  5. Steering — 99

Latest recalls for the 2023 model year

  • 25V294000 — Engine (May 2025)
  • 25V080000 — Electrical System (Feb 2025)
  • 24V898000 — Electrical System (Nov 2024)
All 2023 recalls →

Recent owner reports about electrical system

CORRECTION to NHTSA COMPLAINT #11745968 The Electronic Parking Brake (EPB) did not disengage when the vehicle was placed in gear from P to R to D while/after parked in an incline postion (see DTCs -Bozeman Audi invoice, 6/23/26).

2023 Audi Q5 owner, Jun 2026

SoS emergency call malfunction. Besides transmission or engine mounting shakes on idle positions car still 6800 miles

2023 Audi Q5 owner, Feb 2026
Read owner complaints →

Complaints are owner reports filed with NHTSA. They are unverified, and counts depend on how many vehicles were sold, so they are not a failure rate.

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