2016-2025 Audi e-tron HV Module Documentation TSB
Audi Technical Service Bulletin 93 24 35 2067544/4 outlines the mandatory steps for documenting high-voltage cell module labels when replacing HV modules in various Audi e-tron models from 2016 to 2025. This ensures proper traceability and warranty processing.

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Audi has issued Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 93 24 35 2067544/4, which provides critical information regarding the documentation of high-voltage cell module labels when replacing HV modules in various e-tron models. This TSB, dated November 22, 2024, supersedes Technical Service Bulletin Group 93 number 24-13 from September 18, 2024.
The primary purpose of this bulletin is to ensure proper traceability and facilitate the analysis and recycling of replaced high-voltage components. This process is crucial for managing the lifecycle of high-voltage battery modules.
Why This Documentation Matters
Audi AG has a strong interest in analyzing replaced high-voltage modules. Accurate documentation ensures better traceability, which is essential for any future analysis requests or recycling efforts. This helps Audi understand potential issues and improve future designs.
Proper Audi e-tron module documentation also streamlines the processing and transport of these specialized components. Without the correct documentation, high-voltage modules cannot be transported or recycled efficiently.
Important Warnings for Technicians and Owners
Audi emphasizes several critical points regarding the handling and documentation of high-voltage modules:
- Do not dispose of removed high-voltage modules without prior consultation. Technicians must contact their importer to clarify the proper procedure before disposal.
- A high-voltage battery or high-voltage module must always be classified before removing the battery/module. Without classification, a high-voltage battery or high-voltage module cannot be transported or recycled.
- The warranty claim will not be paid until the information label is uploaded to Doc-IT for every high-voltage cell module removed. This highlights the importance of following the documentation steps precisely for warranty purposes.
Documentation Procedure Summary
When a high-voltage module is replaced as part of a high-voltage battery repair, specific documentation steps must be followed to ensure proper Audi e-tron module documentation. These steps are crucial for traceability and warranty processing:
- Document VIN on Module: Using a waterproof pen, technicians must write the vehicle's chassis number (VIN) from which the high-voltage cell module was removed directly onto every removed high-voltage module.
- Upload Serial Number Picture: Technicians must take a picture of the information label from each removed high-voltage cell module. This picture, clearly showing the serial number, must then be uploaded to Doc-IT within the Audi Warranty Online system. Examples of these labels can be seen in Figure 1 (for Audi e-tron Quattro with part number 4KE.915.591.H) and Figure 2 (for Audi Q5 PHEV with part number 80A.915.100.E) of the TSB.
Failure to upload the information label to Doc-IT for every removed high-voltage cell module will result in the warranty claim not being paid.
Related Communications
For additional guidance on obtaining the necessary photos of the HV battery modules, technicians should refer to Warranty Communication AWA-22-10: HV Battery Photo Documentation.
Warranty Information
Audi Technical Service Bulletin 93 24 35 2067544/4 is informational only and does not apply to any Audi Warranty claims directly. It outlines a required procedure for technicians to follow during repairs that may be covered under warranty.
Source: NHTSA ID: 11011297
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Audi TSB 93 24 35 2067544/4 about?
- Audi Technical Service Bulletin 93 24 35 2067544/4 details the mandatory documentation steps for technicians when replacing high-voltage cell modules in various Audi e-tron models. This ensures proper tracking and handling of these components.
- Why is it important to document high-voltage cell modules during repair?
- Documenting high-voltage cell modules ensures traceability for analysis and recycling by Audi AG. It also ensures that warranty claims related to these repairs are processed correctly, as claims will not be paid without this documentation.
- What are the key steps for Audi e-tron module documentation during HV battery repair?
- The main steps for Audi e-tron module documentation include writing the vehicle's VIN on every removed high-voltage cell module and uploading a picture of the module's information label, which contains the serial number, to Audi's Doc-IT system.
- Does this TSB affect my vehicle's warranty?
- This TSB itself is informational and does not directly apply to your vehicle's warranty. However, it outlines a required procedure for technicians. If the documentation steps are not followed during a repair, the associated warranty claim for that repair may not be paid by Audi.
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