2023-2026 Audi Models Emergency Call LED Not Green TSB

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean if my Audi's emergency call LED is not green?

If the emergency call LED in your Audi's roof module is not lighting up green, it indicates a potential issue with the eCall system. This could mean that manual or automatic emergency call functions, or online roadside assistance, may not be working correctly.

What should I do if my Audi e-tron emergency call LED is not green?

If your Audi e-tron emergency call LED is not green, you should take your vehicle to an authorized Audi service center. Technicians will follow TSB 2079652/1 to diagnose the problem, which involves checking for adequate GPS and mobile reception, evaluating the eCall status, and performing various system tests or resets.

Are there specific fault codes or modules associated with the Audi emergency call LED issue?

Yes, the TSB mentions a specific damage code A039, which stands for "emergency call LED not green." The issue can also be linked to event memory entries in the data bus diagnostic interface J533 or the emergency call module J949, and sometimes the information electronics J794.

Is the repair for an Audi emergency call LED not green covered under warranty?

Warranty coverage depends on your vehicle's specific warranty status and the cause of the fault. Audi TSB 2079652/1 provides specific service numbers (e.g., 9107, 9145, 9170, 9035) and damage code combinations for invoicing, which helps determine how the repair is billed according to Audi's warranty guidelines.