2022-2024 Audi e-tron GT Invalid DTCs TSB 00 24 83 2064083/3

What's the Issue?

Owners of 2022-2024 Audi e-tron GT and RS e-tron GT vehicles may find various Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) stored in their vehicle's diagnostic system. These codes can appear during pre-delivery inspection (PDI) or other diagnostic work. Importantly, these stored DTCs do not correspond to any actual functional problems with the vehicle, nor do customers report any concerns. The vehicle continues to operate normally despite the presence of these codes.

Important Warnings for Owners and Technicians

Audi Technical Service Bulletin 00 24 83 2064083/3 provides crucial guidance regarding these invalid DTCs. It explicitly states:

• "Do not perform any repairs. Any repairs for this concern may be denied."
• "The DTC codes listed below with no customer concern or functional issue can be ignored as they have no impact on vehicle operation."
• "DTCs listed below do not require a TAC ticket for repair authorization reporting."

This means that if your 2022-2024 Audi e-tron GT is displaying these specific fault codes without any noticeable performance issues, no action is required. Attempting repairs for these non-existent problems is unnecessary and will not resolve any underlying issue, as there isn't one.

Affected Fault Codes (DTCs)

The following Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) have been identified as potentially being stored without indicating a functional problem in the 2022-2024 Audi e-tron GT and RS e-tron GT:

Diagnostic Address	Fault Code	Status
03	B2F0100	sporadic
03	B2F0100	active
03	U112200	active
03	U112300	sporadic
03	U110500	sporadic
03	U112300	active
08	U110500	sporadic
08	B10AF04	sporadic
09	U110300	sporadic
13	U112300	sporadic
13	U110500	sporadic
19	P1D6C00	sporadic
19	U111F00	sporadic
19	U112300	sporadic
19	P1B0200	sporadic
19	C1313F0	sporadic
19	C11B8F0	sporadic
19	C12A5F0	active
19	U110500	sporadic
19	U164100	active
19	U12D000	active
19	U164500	sporadic
19	U164200	sporadic
44	U112100	sporadic
46	U110300	sporadic
5F	B126CF1	active
74	U112100	active
74	P169A00	sporadic
75	U110300	sporadic
75	U13EB00	active
8114	B16CE00	sporadic
82	U112100	active
82	U122C00	sporadic
8C	U110100	active
8C	U110E00	active
8C	P0C4800	active
A5	U112300	sporadic
A5	C1299F0	sporadic
A5	B187A00	active
C5	U110500	sporadic
C6	U15AC00	active
C6	U15BF00	active
C6	U15AE00	active
C6	U15AB00	active
C6	U13AE00	sporadic
CB	U110500	sporadic
74	B200300	sporadic

Technical Background

The presence of these invalid DTCs is attributed to ongoing changes in production processes and updates to the ODIS diagnostic software. Due to these factors, the diagnostic tester may display or store various fault codes even when there is no actual problem with the vehicle's operation. This clarifies why an Audi e-tron GT invalid DTCs issue might appear without any corresponding vehicle malfunction.

Production Solution

Audi is continuously working on improvements in production and ODIS software development. These ongoing efforts are expected to address the root cause of these erroneously stored DTCs over time.

Warranty Information

This Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) is purely informational. It is not applicable to any Audi Warranty claims, as no repair is required or authorized for these specific conditions. Therefore, any attempts to claim warranty for these invalid DTCs will likely be denied.

Additional Information

All part and service references within TSB 2064083 are subject to change. Always consult with your Parts Department or ETKA for the most current information. Additionally, refer to the Repair Manual for details on fasteners, bolts, nuts, and screws that may require replacement during any repair procedures.

NHTSA ID: 10252095