2023-2024 Audi MIB3 Incorrect Time Display TSB
Audi has released TSB 2071921/5 addressing an issue where the instrument cluster or MMI display shows an incorrect time in 2023-2024 models. This is a known software issue, and a solution is under development. Owners are advised not to replace parts, as this will not resolve the problem.

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- 2023–2024
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Symptoms
Owners of certain 2023-2024 Audi vehicles may notice that the time displayed on their instrument cluster and/or the MMI display is sometimes incorrect. This can occur seemingly at random or after the vehicle has been parked for a period. While the time may initially be wrong, it typically synchronizes itself again after a few minutes of driving.
This issue, referred to as "incorrect time shown on the instrument cluster or MMI display," is a known concern that Audi has acknowledged and is actively working to resolve.
Technical Background
Audi has identified the root cause of the "Audi MIB3 incorrect time" issue as a software problem within the vehicle's infotainment system. This means the discrepancy in time display is not due to a faulty hardware component but rather an internal software anomaly that affects how the time is read or synchronized.
Important Warnings
Audi has issued critical advisories regarding this "Audi MIB3 incorrect time" condition:
- Do not replace any components for this condition since this will not resolve the customer's concern. This explicitly warns against replacing parts like the instrument cluster or MMI unit, as the problem is software-based and hardware replacement will not fix it.
- There is no reason to replace parts or attempt repairs. Unjustified labor/replacement parts will be charged back. Invoicing under warranty is not permitted. This caution emphasizes that dealers will not be reimbursed for unnecessary repairs, protecting owners from potentially being upsold on costly, ineffective component replacements.
Workaround
If you are experiencing the "Audi MIB3 incorrect time" issue repeatedly, a temporary workaround is available. You can manually set the time in your MMI system. To do this, navigate through the MMI menus to Settings >> General >> Date & Time. This allows you to correct the time display until a permanent software solution is implemented.
Next Steps for Owners
Audi is developing a software update to permanently address the "Audi MIB3 incorrect time" issue. The timeline for this solution varies slightly by model year:
- For Model Year 2023 vehicles: A software update package (Package 2) is being distributed in stages, depending on vehicle equipment. A specific software measure is currently under development. For more detailed information regarding the timeline, refer to TSB 2076404.
- For Model Year 2024 vehicles: A solution is expected to be available by the end of the 2nd quarter of 2025. This timeline is subject to change, and no repairs are necessary at this point.
In both cases, if you report this issue to your dealer, they are instructed to create a PSS (Pending Service Solutions) record in the PSS application. This helps Audi track the prevalence of the issue and ensures your concern is documented while awaiting the official software fix.
Affected Control Units
The primary control unit implicated in the "Audi MIB3 incorrect time" issue is the 005F - Information electronics module. For Model Year 2023 vehicles, the relevant software version is 38*, while for Model Year 2024 vehicles, it is 40*. These software versions are being targeted for the upcoming updates.
Source: NHTSA ID 11017635
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the Audi MIB3 incorrect time display issue?
- The Audi MIB3 incorrect time display issue refers to instances where the time shown on your vehicle's instrument cluster or MMI screen is wrong. This problem, often described as "incorrect time shown on the instrument cluster or MMI display," is a known software bug, though the time typically corrects itself after a few minutes of driving.
- Is there a fix for the incorrect time on my Audi's MMI?
- Audi is developing a software update to address the "Audi MIB3 incorrect time" issue. For now, a temporary workaround involves manually setting the time via the MMI's `Settings >> General >> Date & Time` menu. Owners of 2023 models should refer to TSB 2076404 for timeline information, while 2024 model owners can expect a solution by Q2 2025.
- Should I replace parts if my Audi MIB3 shows the wrong time?
- No, Audi Technical Service Bulletin 2071921/5 explicitly states, "Do not replace any components for this condition since this will not resolve the customer's concern." Replacing parts will not fix this software-related issue and may result in charges, as "Unjustified labor/replacement parts will be charged back."
- Which Audi models are affected by the MIB3 incorrect time problem?
- This issue affects various 2023-2024 Audi models equipped with the MIB3 system, including the A4, A5, A6, A7, A8, Q5, Q7, Q8, e-tron, and their S/RS variants. The specific control unit involved is the 005F - Information electronics module.
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