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2023-2025 Audi Wireless Smartphone Interface Inop TSB

Audi has released Technical Service Bulletin 2073333/5 to address issues with the wireless Audi Smartphone Interface (Apple CarPlay / Android Auto) being inoperable in various 2023-2025 models. This TSB outlines a diagnostic and repair procedure to restore functionality.

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Audi has issued Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 2073333/5 to address a common problem affecting the wireless Audi Smartphone Interface (ASI), which includes Apple CarPlay (ACP) and Android Auto (AA), in various 2023-2025 models. This TSB, dated June 17, 2024, supersedes an earlier bulletin, Group 91 number 24-00, from April 15, 2024.

The TSB focuses on situations where the Audi wireless Smartphone Interface inop condition prevents wireless connection to mobile devices. This issue specifically impacts the wireless functionality, while a wired connection for ASI continues to work as expected.

Symptoms

Owners of affected Audi vehicles may experience the following:

  • "The Audi Smartphone Interface [ASI] (Apple CarPlay [ACP] / AndroidAuto [AA]) cannot be paired to the phone wirelessly."
  • "The phone tiles under the ASI menu are grayed out."

Diagnosis / Trigger Conditions

When diagnosing this issue, technicians have noted that no relevant Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) are stored in the vehicle's system. The core problem is that the vehicle's 5GHz Wi-Fi network, which is essential for the wireless Audi Smartphone Interface to function, is not being broadcast. This configuration issue prevents the wireless ASI from operating correctly, even though a wired connection works without problems.

Important Warnings

Audi explicitly states in the TSB:

  • "Parts replacement does not solve this issue. Claims for replaced parts will be subject to review."

This means that replacing components related to the Audi Smartphone Interface will not resolve the underlying configuration problem and will not be covered under warranty if attempted.

Repair Procedure Summary

To resolve the Audi wireless Smartphone Interface inop condition, technicians should perform the following steps:

  1. Execute Test Plan: Run the "Check control module configuration" test plan. This is found under Guided Functions for the Emergency Call Module and Communication Unit (ConBox) -J949-, specifically at address word 0075.
  2. Delete Connections: Remove all existing Audi Smartphone Interface (ASI) connections from the vehicle's system.
  3. Bus Sleep Cycle: Allow the vehicle to complete a bus sleep cycle. After this, the correct functionality of the wireless ASI should be reestablished.

Warranty Information

This repair is covered under Audi's warranty program with the following details:

  • Claim Type: 110 (Up to 48 Months/50,000 Miles) or G10 for CPO (Certified Pre-Owned) Covered Vehicles, subject to owner verification.
  • If the vehicle is outside of warranty, this Technical Service Bulletin serves as informational guidance only.
  • Service Number: 9145
  • Damage Code: AC39
  • Diagnostic Time: GFF (0150 0010 and 0150 0060), with time stated on the diagnostic protocol (maximum 75 TU).
  • Road tests before and after the service procedure have no allowance (0 TU).
  • Claim Comment: As per TSB 2073333/5.

All warranty claims must adhere to the Audi Warranty Policies and Procedures Manual and are subject to audit by Audi Warranty.

Owner Action

If you are experiencing issues with your Audi wireless Smartphone Interface inop where Apple CarPlay or Android Auto cannot connect wirelessly, or if you see the phone tiles grayed out in the ASI menu, contact your authorized Audi dealership. Inform them about the symptoms you are experiencing and mention Technical Service Bulletin 2073333/5. The dealership will perform the necessary diagnostic and configuration steps to restore the wireless functionality.

Source: NHTSA ID 11002983

Frequently Asked Questions

What does TSB 2073333/5 address?
TSB 2073333/5 addresses an issue where the wireless Audi Smartphone Interface (Apple CarPlay / Android Auto) is inoperable in certain 2023-2025 Audi models because the vehicle's 5GHz Wi-Fi network is not broadcasting.
What are the common symptoms of the Audi wireless Smartphone Interface inop issue?
Owners typically report that their Audi Smartphone Interface cannot be paired wirelessly to their phone, and the phone tiles under the ASI menu appear grayed out. A wired connection, however, still functions correctly.
Are there any DTCs associated with the wireless Audi Smartphone Interface inop problem?
No, the Technical Service Bulletin 2073333/5 explicitly states that no relevant Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) are stored in the vehicle's system for this particular issue.
Can I fix the Audi wireless Smartphone Interface inop issue by replacing parts?
No, Audi's TSB 2073333/5 warns that "Parts replacement does not solve this issue." The problem is a configuration issue, not a faulty hardware component, and claims for replaced parts will be reviewed.

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