2024-2025 Audi A4 Remote Start Software Update TSB
Audi has released Technical Service Bulletin 01 24 43 2075598/1 to address issues with the remote engine start function in 2024-2025 A4 and A4 allroad models. Owners may experience the "Remote engine start via myAudi app does not work or only works intermittently." This TSB outlines a software…

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- Audi A4
- 2024
- Audi A4 allroad
- 2024–2025
Symptoms
Owners of 2024-2025 Audi A4 and A4 allroad models may experience problems with the remote engine start feature. The primary symptom reported is that the "Remote engine start via myAudi app does not work or only works intermittently." This can lead to inconvenience and frustration for vehicle owners relying on this functionality.
Diagnosis
When a customer reports that their Audi A4 remote start is not functioning correctly, technicians can confirm the condition in the workshop. The issue is typically reproducible, allowing for direct verification of the intermittent or non-functional remote start system.
Important Warnings
Audi has issued critical warnings regarding this software update, especially for vehicles with aftermarket modifications. Owners must be informed about the following:
- Chip Tuning: If the engine control unit has been altered by chip tuning, updating the software will render the chip tuning ineffective. In some cases, the engine control unit may even be damaged by the software update.
- Consult Tuning Company: Owners with chip-tuned vehicles should clarify with their tuning company whether a software update is possible before proceeding.
- Warranty Exclusion: Damage to the engine control unit resulting from chip tuning cannot be billed to AUDI AG under warranty.
- Responsibility for Damage: Neither AUDI AG nor the service facility can be held responsible for damage caused by the software update or for damage that occurs as a result of not having the update performed.
Technicians are instructed to make a note of these discussions on the repair order before it is signed by the customer and to include this information in the customer file.
Repair Procedure Summary
To resolve the Audi A4 remote start issue, the engine control unit (J623, diagnostic address 0001) software must be updated. This involves using the Software Version Management (SVM) system with the specified action code. The new software specifically addresses the condition causing the remote start malfunction in EA888 EVO4 engines.
Technicians must follow all instructions detailed in TSB 2011732 for software Version Management (SVM) operating procedures. The update involves flashing the engine control module with the latest software version.
| Model | Diagnostic Address | Old Software Part Number | Old Software Version | New Software Part Number | New Software Version | SVM Code Input |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MY 24-25 A4 | 0001 | 8W0.906.259.AM | 0002 | 8W0.906.259.AM | 0003 | 01A267 |
Warranty Information
This Technical Service Bulletin, identified as 01 24 43 2075598/1, outlines the warranty claim process for the software update. If the vehicle is outside of warranty, this TSB serves as informational guidance only.
- Service Number: 2470
- Damage Code: 0039
- Labor Operations:
- 0151 0010: Software update (See SRT with associated operations)
- 0151 0060: Software update (Time stated on the diagnostic protocol)
- Claim Comment: As per TSB 2075598/1
All warranty claims must adhere to the Audi Warranty Policies and Procedures Manual and are subject to review by Audi Warranty.
Owner Action
If you own a 2024-2025 Audi A4 or A4 allroad and are experiencing problems with your Audi A4 remote start via the myAudi app, you should contact your authorized Audi dealer. Inform them about the intermittent or non-functional remote start system. Be prepared to discuss any aftermarket modifications, such as chip tuning, as this may affect the repair process and warranty coverage.
Source: NHTSA ID 11009926
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