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Monday, 23 December 2019

******** Audi A4 Quattro Sedan (8K2) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Technical Service Bulletin # 911181 Date: 110203


Cell Phone/MMI(R) - Sporadically Inoperative



91 Phone preparation inoperative or MMI sporadically inoperative



91 11 81



2018588/7



February 3, 2011.



Supersedes Technical Service Bulletin Group 91 number 10 - 77 dated December 22, 2010 for reasons listed below.



AFFECTED VEHICLES



CONDITION



The customer may report the following issues with the Telephone Transceiver R-36 in their vehicle:



^ Customers mobile phone no longer connects via Bluetooth. A MMI Software update or Telephone Transceiver replacement was not performed



prior to this condition.



^ MMI displays message Telephone not available.



Audi A4 Quattro Sedan (8K2) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Page 397



^ The MMI system is not responding (black display).



Tip: Multimedia Control Head E380 and all MOST ring modules, except R-36, are ruled out as the root cause.



^ The customer may also report that audio output has interference (cutting out, crackling noises) in various audio sources, in which the Telephone



Transceiver may be the root cause.



Tip: Also check TSB 2015528 and TSB 2014375.



TECHNICAL BACKGROUND



Incompatible cell phone or software-related issue of Telephone Transceiver R-36.



PRODUCTION SOLUTION



New software for Telephone Transceiver R-36.



SERVICE



Tip: In case scan tool communication can't be established, loop the optical connection of R-36. If the scan tool communication can be re-established,



replace the telephone transceiver with part number 4F0 910336 HX and proceed to Section 2.



Before considering a software update:



1. Verify that the customer cell phone is compatible to the vehicle. The phone preparation database can be found on



http://www.audiusa.com/audi/us/en2/experience/technology/mpp_database.html or select Audi Lifestyle -> Technology -> Mobile phone preparation



on www.audiusa.com.



If the customer's cell phone compatibility is not confirmed:



^ Verify that the condition is also applicable with another phone (approved).



^ Determine if the customer phone functions or malfunctions in another vehicle.



2. If the universal phone preparation is identified as the root cause for the condition, verify whether RVU CQ/91D8 is valid for this vehicle and



whether it has been performed. If the RVU is valid for the vehicle and has not yet been performed, claim replacements of R-36 and the MMI



software update under this RVU. Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2018510 for additional information.



Otherwise, proceed to Section 1.



Section 1. Verifying HW identification of the Telephone Transceiver R-36.



1. Press and hold the SETUP button, and then press and hold the RETURN button. Hold both buttons down until the red update screen appears.



Audi A4 Quattro Sedan (8K2) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Page 398



2. Select Handyvorb2 to verify Hardware and Software version of the phone preparation.



^ If HW-Index: H00 is displayed, replace the Telephone Transceiver R-36 with part number 4F0 910 336 HX. (See Workshop Manual, Electrical



system >> Rep. Gr 91 >> Infotainment, telephone system >> Removing and installing telephone transmitter and receiver unit-R36.). Proceed to



Section 2



^ If SW-Index: 0700 and HW-Index does not read H00, return to the normal display by pressing the RETURN button and proceed to Section 2.



Section 2. MMI System Software Update



Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2019334 for directions to perform the update.



Tip: If the Telephone Transceiver R-36 was replaced with part number 4F0 910 336 HX, the CD#1 software and firmware update as described in



TSB 2019334 is not necessary. In this case, proceed directly to the final software update with CD#2 (4F0 998 961).



Audi A4 Quattro Sedan (8K2) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Page 399



WARRANTY



REQUIRED PARTS AND TOOLS



ADDITIONAL INFORMATION



The following Technical Service Bulletin(s) may be valid to determine the correct service solution due to similar conditions:



^ TSB 2015528, 91 MMI: Sporadic cracking noises, audio dropouts or completely inoperative



^ TSB 2014375, 91 CD skips periodically or CD changer causes MMI system malfunction



^ TSB 2018510, RVU - Repairing telephone preparation (CQ / 91D8)



The following Technical Service Bulletin is necessary to complete this procedure:



^ TSB 2019334, 91 MMI High System software update (Zug 864 - update) procedure



All parts and service references provided in this TSB are subject to change and/or removal. Always check with your Parts Department and service



manuals for the latest information.

Thursday, 21 November 2019

******** Audi A4 Sedan (8K2) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Technical Service Bulletin # 911181 Date: 110203


Cell Phone/MMI(R) - Sporadically Inoperative



91 Phone preparation inoperative or MMI sporadically inoperative



91 11 81



2018588/7



February 3, 2011.



Supersedes Technical Service Bulletin Group 91 number 10 - 77 dated December 22, 2010 for reasons listed below.



AFFECTED VEHICLES



CONDITION



The customer may report the following issues with the Telephone Transceiver R-36 in their vehicle:



^ Customers mobile phone no longer connects via Bluetooth. A MMI Software update or Telephone Transceiver replacement was not performed



prior to this condition.



^ MMI displays message Telephone not available.



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^ The MMI system is not responding (black display).



Tip: Multimedia Control Head E380 and all MOST ring modules, except R-36, are ruled out as the root cause.



^ The customer may also report that audio output has interference (cutting out, crackling noises) in various audio sources, in which the Telephone



Transceiver may be the root cause.



Tip: Also check TSB 2015528 and TSB 2014375.



TECHNICAL BACKGROUND



Incompatible cell phone or software-related issue of Telephone Transceiver R-36.



PRODUCTION SOLUTION



New software for Telephone Transceiver R-36.



SERVICE



Tip: In case scan tool communication can't be established, loop the optical connection of R-36. If the scan tool communication can be re-established,



replace the telephone transceiver with part number 4F0 910336 HX and proceed to Section 2.



Before considering a software update:



1. Verify that the customer cell phone is compatible to the vehicle. The phone preparation database can be found on



http://www.audiusa.com/audi/us/en2/experience/technology/mpp_database.html or select Audi Lifestyle -> Technology -> Mobile phone preparation



on www.audiusa.com.



If the customer's cell phone compatibility is not confirmed:



^ Verify that the condition is also applicable with another phone (approved).



^ Determine if the customer phone functions or malfunctions in another vehicle.



2. If the universal phone preparation is identified as the root cause for the condition, verify whether RVU CQ/91D8 is valid for this vehicle and



whether it has been performed. If the RVU is valid for the vehicle and has not yet been performed, claim replacements of R-36 and the MMI



software update under this RVU. Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2018510 for additional information.



Otherwise, proceed to Section 1.



Section 1. Verifying HW identification of the Telephone Transceiver R-36.



1. Press and hold the SETUP button, and then press and hold the RETURN button. Hold both buttons down until the red update screen appears.



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2. Select Handyvorb2 to verify Hardware and Software version of the phone preparation.



^ If HW-Index: H00 is displayed, replace the Telephone Transceiver R-36 with part number 4F0 910 336 HX. (See Workshop Manual, Electrical



system >> Rep. Gr 91 >> Infotainment, telephone system >> Removing and installing telephone transmitter and receiver unit-R36.). Proceed to



Section 2



^ If SW-Index: 0700 and HW-Index does not read H00, return to the normal display by pressing the RETURN button and proceed to Section 2.



Section 2. MMI System Software Update



Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2019334 for directions to perform the update.



Tip: If the Telephone Transceiver R-36 was replaced with part number 4F0 910 336 HX, the CD#1 software and firmware update as described in



TSB 2019334 is not necessary. In this case, proceed directly to the final software update with CD#2 (4F0 998 961).



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WARRANTY



REQUIRED PARTS AND TOOLS



ADDITIONAL INFORMATION



The following Technical Service Bulletin(s) may be valid to determine the correct service solution due to similar conditions:



^ TSB 2015528, 91 MMI: Sporadic cracking noises, audio dropouts or completely inoperative



^ TSB 2014375, 91 CD skips periodically or CD changer causes MMI system malfunction



^ TSB 2018510, RVU - Repairing telephone preparation (CQ / 91D8)



The following Technical Service Bulletin is necessary to complete this procedure:



^ TSB 2019334, 91 MMI High System software update (Zug 864 - update) procedure



All parts and service references provided in this TSB are subject to change and/or removal. Always check with your Parts Department and service



manuals for the latest information.

Sunday, 27 October 2019

******** Audi A6 Quattro Sedan (4F2) V6-3.0L SC (CCAA) Technical Service Bulletin # 911181 Date: 110203


Cell Phone/MMI(R) - Sporadically Inoperative



91 Phone preparation inoperative or MMI sporadically inoperative



91 11 81



2018588/7



February 3, 2011.



Supersedes Technical Service Bulletin Group 91 number 10 - 77 dated December 22, 2010 for reasons listed below.



AFFECTED VEHICLES



CONDITION



The customer may report the following issues with the Telephone Transceiver R-36 in their vehicle:



^ Customers mobile phone no longer connects via Bluetooth. A MMI Software update or Telephone Transceiver replacement was not performed



prior to this condition.



^ MMI displays message Telephone not available.



^ The MMI system is not responding (black display).



Tip: Multimedia Control Head E380 and all MOST ring modules, except R-36, are ruled out as the root cause.



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^ The customer may also report that audio output has interference (cutting out, crackling noises) in various audio sources, in which the Telephone



Transceiver may be the root cause.



Tip: Also check TSB 2015528 and TSB 2014375.



TECHNICAL BACKGROUND



Incompatible cell phone or software-related issue of Telephone Transceiver R-36.



PRODUCTION SOLUTION



New software for Telephone Transceiver R-36.



SERVICE



Tip: In case scan tool communication can't be established, loop the optical connection of R-36. If the scan tool communication can be re-established,



replace the telephone transceiver with part number 4F0 910336 HX and proceed to Section 2.



Before considering a software update:



1. Verify that the customer cell phone is compatible to the vehicle. The phone preparation database can be found on



http://www.audiusa.com/audi/us/en2/experience/technology/mpp_database.html or select Audi Lifestyle -> Technology -> Mobile phone preparation



on www.audiusa.com.



If the customer's cell phone compatibility is not confirmed:



^ Verify that the condition is also applicable with another phone (approved).



^ Determine if the customer phone functions or malfunctions in another vehicle.



2. If the universal phone preparation is identified as the root cause for the condition, verify whether RVU CQ/91D8 is valid for this vehicle and



whether it has been performed. If the RVU is valid for the vehicle and has not yet been performed, claim replacements of R-36 and the MMI



software update under this RVU. Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2018510 for additional information.



Otherwise, proceed to Section 1.



Section 1. Verifying HW identification of the Telephone Transceiver R-36.



1. Press and hold the SETUP button, and then press and hold the RETURN button. Hold both buttons down until the red update screen appears.



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2. Select Handyvorb2 to verify Hardware and Software version of the phone preparation.



^ If HW-Index: H00 is displayed, replace the Telephone Transceiver R-36 with part number 4F0 910 336 HX. (See Workshop Manual, Electrical



system >> Rep. Gr 91 >> Infotainment, telephone system >> Removing and installing telephone transmitter and receiver unit-R36.). Proceed to



Section 2



^ If SW-Index: 0700 and HW-Index does not read H00, return to the normal display by pressing the RETURN button and proceed to Section 2.



Section 2. MMI System Software Update



Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2019334 for directions to perform the update.



Tip: If the Telephone Transceiver R-36 was replaced with part number 4F0 910 336 HX, the CD#1 software and firmware update as described in



TSB 2019334 is not necessary. In this case, proceed directly to the final software update with CD#2 (4F0 998 961).



282



WARRANTY



REQUIRED PARTS AND TOOLS



ADDITIONAL INFORMATION



The following Technical Service Bulletin(s) may be valid to determine the correct service solution due to similar conditions:



^ TSB 2015528, 91 MMI: Sporadic cracking noises, audio dropouts or completely inoperative



^ TSB 2014375, 91 CD skips periodically or CD changer causes MMI system malfunction



^ TSB 2018510, RVU - Repairing telephone preparation (CQ / 91D8)



The following Technical Service Bulletin is necessary to complete this procedure:



^ TSB 2019334, 91 MMI High System software update (Zug 864 - update) procedure



All parts and service references provided in this TSB are subject to change and/or removal. Always check with your Parts Department and service



manuals for the latest information.

Tuesday, 8 October 2019

******** Audi A6 Sedan (4F2) V6-3.2L (CALA) Technical Service Bulletin # 911181 Date: 110203


Cell Phone/MMI(R) - Sporadically Inoperative



91 Phone preparation inoperative or MMI sporadically inoperative



91 11 81



2018588/7



February 3, 2011.



Supersedes Technical Service Bulletin Group 91 number 10 - 77 dated December 22, 2010 for reasons listed below.



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AFFECTED VEHICLES



CONDITION



The customer may report the following issues with the Telephone Transceiver R-36 in their vehicle:



^ Customers mobile phone no longer connects via Bluetooth. A MMI Software update or Telephone Transceiver replacement was not performed



prior to this condition.



^ MMI displays message Telephone not available.



^ The MMI system is not responding (black display).



Tip: Multimedia Control Head E380 and all MOST ring modules, except R-36, are ruled out as the root cause.



^ The customer may also report that audio output has interference (cutting out, crackling noises) in various audio sources, in which the Telephone



Transceiver may be the root cause.



Tip: Also check TSB 2015528 and TSB 2014375.



TECHNICAL BACKGROUND



Incompatible cell phone or software-related issue of Telephone Transceiver R-36.



PRODUCTION SOLUTION



New software for Telephone Transceiver R-36.



SERVICE



Tip: In case scan tool communication can't be established, loop the optical connection of R-36. If the scan tool communication can be re-established,



replace the telephone transceiver with part number 4F0 910336 HX and proceed to Section 2.



Before considering a software update:



1. Verify that the customer cell phone is compatible to the vehicle. The phone preparation database can be found on



http://www.audiusa.com/audi/us/en2/experience/technology/mpp_database.html or select Audi Lifestyle -> Technology -> Mobile phone preparation



on www.audiusa.com.



If the customer's cell phone compatibility is not confirmed:



^ Verify that the condition is also applicable with another phone (approved).



^ Determine if the customer phone functions or malfunctions in another vehicle.



2. If the universal phone preparation is identified as the root cause for the condition, verify whether RVU CQ/91D8 is valid for this vehicle and



whether it has been performed. If the RVU is valid for the vehicle and has not yet been performed, claim replacements of R-36 and the MMI



software update under this RVU. Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2018510 for additional information.



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Otherwise, proceed to Section 1.



Section 1. Verifying HW identification of the Telephone Transceiver R-36.



1. Press and hold the SETUP button, and then press and hold the RETURN button. Hold both buttons down until the red update screen appears.



2. Select Handyvorb2 to verify Hardware and Software version of the phone preparation.



^ If HW-Index: H00 is displayed, replace the Telephone Transceiver R-36 with part number 4F0 910 336 HX. (See Workshop Manual, Electrical



system >> Rep. Gr 91 >> Infotainment, telephone system >> Removing and installing telephone transmitter and receiver unit-R36.). Proceed to



Section 2



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^ If SW-Index: 0700 and HW-Index does not read H00, return to the normal display by pressing the RETURN button and proceed to Section 2.



Section 2. MMI System Software Update



Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2019334 for directions to perform the update.



Tip: If the Telephone Transceiver R-36 was replaced with part number 4F0 910 336 HX, the CD#1 software and firmware update as described in



TSB 2019334 is not necessary. In this case, proceed directly to the final software update with CD#2 (4F0 998 961).



WARRANTY



REQUIRED PARTS AND TOOLS



239



ADDITIONAL INFORMATION



The following Technical Service Bulletin(s) may be valid to determine the correct service solution due to similar conditions:



^ TSB 2015528, 91 MMI: Sporadic cracking noises, audio dropouts or completely inoperative



^ TSB 2014375, 91 CD skips periodically or CD changer causes MMI system malfunction



^ TSB 2018510, RVU - Repairing telephone preparation (CQ / 91D8)



The following Technical Service Bulletin is necessary to complete this procedure:



^ TSB 2019334, 91 MMI High System software update (Zug 864 - update) procedure



All parts and service references provided in this TSB are subject to change and/or removal. Always check with your Parts Department and service



manuals for the latest information.

Tuesday, 20 August 2019

******** Audi A5 Cabriolet (8F7) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Technical Service Bulletin # 611111 Date: 110203


Body - Noise From the Convertible Top Compartment Cover



61 Noises from the convertible top compartment cover



361



61 11 11



2023305/3



February 3, 2011.



Supersedes Technical Service Bulletin Group 61 number 10 - 05 dated May 18, 2010 for reasons listed below.



AFFECTED VEHICLES



CONDITION



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Squeaking or creaking noises from the rear of the vehicle interior. Specifically, the noises come from the area where the convertible top compartment



cover comes in contact with the rear seat backrest and seat belt guidance element (Figures 1 and 2).



TECHNICAL BACKGROUND



When driving on uneven roads, squeaking or creaking noises arise from these points of contact. This condition is exhibited with the convertible top



either open or closed.



PRODUCTION SOLUTION



Improved buffers to isolate points of contact.



SERVICE



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1. Install stop buffers (part number 893 837 739 A) on the trim of the left and right rollover bar. Attach the self-adhesive stop buffers as shown in



Figure 3.



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2. After attaching the stop buffers, check the position of the adjustable center buffer located on the convertible top compartment cover. The total



extended length of the center buffer from base to tip is 21 mm (Figure 5).



3. Check whether this center buffer makes contact with the beam below it when the cover is closed (Figure 6).



^ Fold down the two rear seat backrests if necessary to make the adjustment. A slight readjustment may be necessary to establish contact.



^ Ensure the pressure is not excessive.



Note:



^ The adjustable center buffer is only for the support. Excessive pressure from this buffer will distort the cover.



WARRANTY



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REQUIRED PARTS AND TOOLS



ADDITIONAL INFORMATION



All parts and service references provided in this TSB are subject to change and/or removal. Always check with your Parts Department and service



manuals for the latest information.

Wednesday, 12 June 2019

******** Audi A4 Quattro Wagon (8K5) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Technical Service Bulletin # 911181 Date: 110203


Cell Phone/MMI(R) - Sporadically Inoperative



91 Phone preparation inoperative or MMI sporadically inoperative



91 11 81



2018588/7



February 3, 2011.



Supersedes Technical Service Bulletin Group 91 number 10 - 77 dated December 22, 2010 for reasons listed below.



AFFECTED VEHICLES



CONDITION



The customer may report the following issues with the Telephone Transceiver R-36 in their vehicle:



^ Customers mobile phone no longer connects via Bluetooth. A MMI Software update or Telephone Transceiver replacement was not performed



prior to this condition.



^ MMI displays message Telephone not available.



401



^ The MMI system is not responding (black display).



Tip: Multimedia Control Head E380 and all MOST ring modules, except R-36, are ruled out as the root cause.



^ The customer may also report that audio output has interference (cutting out, crackling noises) in various audio sources, in which the Telephone



Transceiver may be the root cause.



Tip: Also check TSB 2015528 and TSB 2014375.



TECHNICAL BACKGROUND



Incompatible cell phone or software-related issue of Telephone Transceiver R-36.



PRODUCTION SOLUTION



New software for Telephone Transceiver R-36.



SERVICE



Tip: In case scan tool communication can't be established, loop the optical connection of R-36. If the scan tool communication can be re-established,



replace the telephone transceiver with part number 4F0 910336 HX and proceed to Section 2.



Before considering a software update:



1. Verify that the customer cell phone is compatible to the vehicle. The phone preparation database can be found on



http://www.audiusa.com/audi/us/en2/experience/technology/mpp_database.html or select Audi Lifestyle -> Technology -> Mobile phone preparation



on www.audiusa.com.



If the customer's cell phone compatibility is not confirmed:



^ Verify that the condition is also applicable with another phone (approved).



^ Determine if the customer phone functions or malfunctions in another vehicle.



2. If the universal phone preparation is identified as the root cause for the condition, verify whether RVU CQ/91D8 is valid for this vehicle and



whether it has been performed. If the RVU is valid for the vehicle and has not yet been performed, claim replacements of R-36 and the MMI



software update under this RVU. Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2018510 for additional information.



Otherwise, proceed to Section 1.



Section 1. Verifying HW identification of the Telephone Transceiver R-36.



1. Press and hold the SETUP button, and then press and hold the RETURN button. Hold both buttons down until the red update screen appears.



402



2. Select Handyvorb2 to verify Hardware and Software version of the phone preparation.



^ If HW-Index: H00 is displayed, replace the Telephone Transceiver R-36 with part number 4F0 910 336 HX. (See Workshop Manual, Electrical



system >> Rep. Gr 91 >> Infotainment, telephone system >> Removing and installing telephone transmitter and receiver unit-R36.). Proceed to



Section 2



^ If SW-Index: 0700 and HW-Index does not read H00, return to the normal display by pressing the RETURN button and proceed to Section 2.



Section 2. MMI System Software Update



Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2019334 for directions to perform the update.



Tip: If the Telephone Transceiver R-36 was replaced with part number 4F0 910 336 HX, the CD#1 software and firmware update as described in



TSB 2019334 is not necessary. In this case, proceed directly to the final software update with CD#2 (4F0 998 961).



403



WARRANTY



REQUIRED PARTS AND TOOLS



ADDITIONAL INFORMATION



The following Technical Service Bulletin(s) may be valid to determine the correct service solution due to similar conditions:



^ TSB 2015528, 91 MMI: Sporadic cracking noises, audio dropouts or completely inoperative



^ TSB 2014375, 91 CD skips periodically or CD changer causes MMI system malfunction



^ TSB 2018510, RVU - Repairing telephone preparation (CQ / 91D8)



The following Technical Service Bulletin is necessary to complete this procedure:



^ TSB 2019334, 91 MMI High System software update (Zug 864 - update) procedure



All parts and service references provided in this TSB are subject to change and/or removal. Always check with your Parts Department and service



manuals for the latest information.

Thursday, 25 October 2018

******** Audi A5 Cabriolet (8F7) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Technical Service Bulletin # 911181 Date: 110203


Cell Phone/MMI(R) - Sporadically Inoperative



91 Phone preparation inoperative or MMI sporadically inoperative



91 11 81



2018588/7



February 3, 2011.



Supersedes Technical Service Bulletin Group 91 number 10 - 77 dated December 22, 2010 for reasons listed below.



356



AFFECTED VEHICLES



CONDITION



The customer may report the following issues with the Telephone Transceiver R-36 in their vehicle:



^ Customers mobile phone no longer connects via Bluetooth. A MMI Software update or Telephone Transceiver replacement was not performed



prior to this condition.



^ MMI displays message Telephone not available.



^ The MMI system is not responding (black display).



Tip: Multimedia Control Head E380 and all MOST ring modules, except R-36, are ruled out as the root cause.



^ The customer may also report that audio output has interference (cutting out, crackling noises) in various audio sources, in which the Telephone



Transceiver may be the root cause.



Tip: Also check TSB 2015528 and TSB 2014375.



TECHNICAL BACKGROUND



Incompatible cell phone or software-related issue of Telephone Transceiver R-36.



PRODUCTION SOLUTION



New software for Telephone Transceiver R-36.



SERVICE



Tip: In case scan tool communication can't be established, loop the optical connection of R-36. If the scan tool communication can be re-established,



replace the telephone transceiver with part number 4F0 910336 HX and proceed to Section 2.



Before considering a software update:



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1. Verify that the customer cell phone is compatible to the vehicle. The phone preparation database can be found on



http://www.audiusa.com/audi/us/en2/experience/technology/mpp_database.html or select Audi Lifestyle -> Technology -> Mobile phone preparation



on www.audiusa.com.



If the customer's cell phone compatibility is not confirmed:



^ Verify that the condition is also applicable with another phone (approved).



^ Determine if the customer phone functions or malfunctions in another vehicle.



2. If the universal phone preparation is identified as the root cause for the condition, verify whether RVU CQ/91D8 is valid for this vehicle and



whether it has been performed. If the RVU is valid for the vehicle and has not yet been performed, claim replacements of R-36 and the MMI



software update under this RVU. Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2018510 for additional information.



Otherwise, proceed to Section 1.



Section 1. Verifying HW identification of the Telephone Transceiver R-36.



1. Press and hold the SETUP button, and then press and hold the RETURN button. Hold both buttons down until the red update screen appears.



2. Select Handyvorb2 to verify Hardware and Software version of the phone preparation.



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^ If HW-Index: H00 is displayed, replace the Telephone Transceiver R-36 with part number 4F0 910 336 HX. (See Workshop Manual, Electrical



system >> Rep. Gr 91 >> Infotainment, telephone system >> Removing and installing telephone transmitter and receiver unit-R36.). Proceed to



Section 2



^ If SW-Index: 0700 and HW-Index does not read H00, return to the normal display by pressing the RETURN button and proceed to Section 2.



Section 2. MMI System Software Update



Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2019334 for directions to perform the update.



Tip: If the Telephone Transceiver R-36 was replaced with part number 4F0 910 336 HX, the CD#1 software and firmware update as described in



TSB 2019334 is not necessary. In this case, proceed directly to the final software update with CD#2 (4F0 998 961).



359



WARRANTY



REQUIRED PARTS AND TOOLS



ADDITIONAL INFORMATION



The following Technical Service Bulletin(s) may be valid to determine the correct service solution due to similar conditions:



^ TSB 2015528, 91 MMI: Sporadic cracking noises, audio dropouts or completely inoperative



^ TSB 2014375, 91 CD skips periodically or CD changer causes MMI system malfunction



^ TSB 2018510, RVU - Repairing telephone preparation (CQ / 91D8)



The following Technical Service Bulletin is necessary to complete this procedure:



^ TSB 2019334, 91 MMI High System software update (Zug 864 - update) procedure



All parts and service references provided in this TSB are subject to change and/or removal. Always check with your Parts Department and service



manuals for the latest information.

Thursday, 30 August 2018

Audi A4 Quattro Wagon (8K5) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Technical Service Bulletin # 911181 Date: 110203


Audi A4 Quattro Wagon (8K5) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Technical Service Bulletin # 911181 Date: 110203



Cell Phone/MMI(R) - Sporadically Inoperative



91 Phone preparation inoperative or MMI sporadically inoperative



91 11 81



2018588/7



February 3, 2011.



Supersedes Technical Service Bulletin Group 91 number 10 - 77 dated December 22, 2010 for reasons listed below.



AFFECTED VEHICLES



CONDITION



The customer may report the following issues with the Telephone Transceiver R-36 in their vehicle:



^ Customers mobile phone no longer connects via Bluetooth. A MMI Software update or Telephone Transceiver replacement was not performed



prior to this condition.



^ MMI displays message Telephone not available.



401



^ The MMI system is not responding (black display).



Tip: Multimedia Control Head E380 and all MOST ring modules, except R-36, are ruled out as the root cause.



^ The customer may also report that audio output has interference (cutting out, crackling noises) in various audio sources, in which the Telephone



Transceiver may be the root cause.



Tip: Also check TSB 2015528 and TSB 2014375.



TECHNICAL BACKGROUND



Incompatible cell phone or software-related issue of Telephone Transceiver R-36.



PRODUCTION SOLUTION



New software for Telephone Transceiver R-36.



SERVICE



Tip: In case scan tool communication can't be established, loop the optical connection of R-36. If the scan tool communication can be re-established,



replace the telephone transceiver with part number 4F0 910336 HX and proceed to Section 2.



Before considering a software update:



1. Verify that the customer cell phone is compatible to the vehicle. The phone preparation database can be found on



http://www.audiusa.com/audi/us/en2/experience/technology/mpp_database.html or select Audi Lifestyle -> Technology -> Mobile phone preparation



on www.audiusa.com.



If the customer's cell phone compatibility is not confirmed:



^ Verify that the condition is also applicable with another phone (approved).



^ Determine if the customer phone functions or malfunctions in another vehicle.



2. If the universal phone preparation is identified as the root cause for the condition, verify whether RVU CQ/91D8 is valid for this vehicle and



whether it has been performed. If the RVU is valid for the vehicle and has not yet been performed, claim replacements of R-36 and the MMI



software update under this RVU. Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2018510 for additional information.



Otherwise, proceed to Section 1.



Section 1. Verifying HW identification of the Telephone Transceiver R-36.



1. Press and hold the SETUP button, and then press and hold the RETURN button. Hold both buttons down until the red update screen appears.



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2. Select Handyvorb2 to verify Hardware and Software version of the phone preparation.



^ If HW-Index: H00 is displayed, replace the Telephone Transceiver R-36 with part number 4F0 910 336 HX. (See Workshop Manual, Electrical



system >> Rep. Gr 91 >> Infotainment, telephone system >> Removing and installing telephone transmitter and receiver unit-R36.). Proceed to



Section 2



^ If SW-Index: 0700 and HW-Index does not read H00, return to the normal display by pressing the RETURN button and proceed to Section 2.



Section 2. MMI System Software Update



Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2019334 for directions to perform the update.



Tip: If the Telephone Transceiver R-36 was replaced with part number 4F0 910 336 HX, the CD#1 software and firmware update as described in



TSB 2019334 is not necessary. In this case, proceed directly to the final software update with CD#2 (4F0 998 961).



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WARRANTY



REQUIRED PARTS AND TOOLS



ADDITIONAL INFORMATION



The following Technical Service Bulletin(s) may be valid to determine the correct service solution due to similar conditions:



^ TSB 2015528, 91 MMI: Sporadic cracking noises, audio dropouts or completely inoperative



^ TSB 2014375, 91 CD skips periodically or CD changer causes MMI system malfunction



^ TSB 2018510, RVU - Repairing telephone preparation (CQ / 91D8)



The following Technical Service Bulletin is necessary to complete this procedure:



^ TSB 2019334, 91 MMI High System software update (Zug 864 - update) procedure



All parts and service references provided in this TSB are subject to change and/or removal. Always check with your Parts Department and service



manuals for the latest information.

Audi A5 Cabriolet (8F7) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Technical Service Bulletin # 911181 Date: 110203


Audi A5 Cabriolet (8F7) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Technical Service Bulletin # 911181 Date: 110203



Cell Phone/MMI(R) - Sporadically Inoperative



91 Phone preparation inoperative or MMI sporadically inoperative



91 11 81



2018588/7



February 3, 2011.



Supersedes Technical Service Bulletin Group 91 number 10 - 77 dated December 22, 2010 for reasons listed below.



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AFFECTED VEHICLES



CONDITION



The customer may report the following issues with the Telephone Transceiver R-36 in their vehicle:



^ Customers mobile phone no longer connects via Bluetooth. A MMI Software update or Telephone Transceiver replacement was not performed



prior to this condition.



^ MMI displays message Telephone not available.



^ The MMI system is not responding (black display).



Tip: Multimedia Control Head E380 and all MOST ring modules, except R-36, are ruled out as the root cause.



^ The customer may also report that audio output has interference (cutting out, crackling noises) in various audio sources, in which the Telephone



Transceiver may be the root cause.



Tip: Also check TSB 2015528 and TSB 2014375.



TECHNICAL BACKGROUND



Incompatible cell phone or software-related issue of Telephone Transceiver R-36.



PRODUCTION SOLUTION



New software for Telephone Transceiver R-36.



SERVICE



Tip: In case scan tool communication can't be established, loop the optical connection of R-36. If the scan tool communication can be re-established,



replace the telephone transceiver with part number 4F0 910336 HX and proceed to Section 2.



Before considering a software update:



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1. Verify that the customer cell phone is compatible to the vehicle. The phone preparation database can be found on



http://www.audiusa.com/audi/us/en2/experience/technology/mpp_database.html or select Audi Lifestyle -> Technology -> Mobile phone preparation



on www.audiusa.com.



If the customer's cell phone compatibility is not confirmed:



^ Verify that the condition is also applicable with another phone (approved).



^ Determine if the customer phone functions or malfunctions in another vehicle.



2. If the universal phone preparation is identified as the root cause for the condition, verify whether RVU CQ/91D8 is valid for this vehicle and



whether it has been performed. If the RVU is valid for the vehicle and has not yet been performed, claim replacements of R-36 and the MMI



software update under this RVU. Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2018510 for additional information.



Otherwise, proceed to Section 1.



Section 1. Verifying HW identification of the Telephone Transceiver R-36.



1. Press and hold the SETUP button, and then press and hold the RETURN button. Hold both buttons down until the red update screen appears.



2. Select Handyvorb2 to verify Hardware and Software version of the phone preparation.



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^ If HW-Index: H00 is displayed, replace the Telephone Transceiver R-36 with part number 4F0 910 336 HX. (See Workshop Manual, Electrical



system >> Rep. Gr 91 >> Infotainment, telephone system >> Removing and installing telephone transmitter and receiver unit-R36.). Proceed to



Section 2



^ If SW-Index: 0700 and HW-Index does not read H00, return to the normal display by pressing the RETURN button and proceed to Section 2.



Section 2. MMI System Software Update



Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2019334 for directions to perform the update.



Tip: If the Telephone Transceiver R-36 was replaced with part number 4F0 910 336 HX, the CD#1 software and firmware update as described in



TSB 2019334 is not necessary. In this case, proceed directly to the final software update with CD#2 (4F0 998 961).



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WARRANTY



REQUIRED PARTS AND TOOLS



ADDITIONAL INFORMATION



The following Technical Service Bulletin(s) may be valid to determine the correct service solution due to similar conditions:



^ TSB 2015528, 91 MMI: Sporadic cracking noises, audio dropouts or completely inoperative



^ TSB 2014375, 91 CD skips periodically or CD changer causes MMI system malfunction



^ TSB 2018510, RVU - Repairing telephone preparation (CQ / 91D8)



The following Technical Service Bulletin is necessary to complete this procedure:



^ TSB 2019334, 91 MMI High System software update (Zug 864 - update) procedure



All parts and service references provided in this TSB are subject to change and/or removal. Always check with your Parts Department and service



manuals for the latest information.

Audi A4 Sedan (8K2) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Technical Service Bulletin # 911181 Date: 110203


Audi A4 Sedan (8K2) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Technical Service Bulletin # 911181 Date: 110203



Cell Phone/MMI(R) - Sporadically Inoperative



91 Phone preparation inoperative or MMI sporadically inoperative



91 11 81



2018588/7



February 3, 2011.



Supersedes Technical Service Bulletin Group 91 number 10 - 77 dated December 22, 2010 for reasons listed below.



AFFECTED VEHICLES



CONDITION



The customer may report the following issues with the Telephone Transceiver R-36 in their vehicle:



^ Customers mobile phone no longer connects via Bluetooth. A MMI Software update or Telephone Transceiver replacement was not performed



prior to this condition.



^ MMI displays message Telephone not available.



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^ The MMI system is not responding (black display).



Tip: Multimedia Control Head E380 and all MOST ring modules, except R-36, are ruled out as the root cause.



^ The customer may also report that audio output has interference (cutting out, crackling noises) in various audio sources, in which the Telephone



Transceiver may be the root cause.



Tip: Also check TSB 2015528 and TSB 2014375.



TECHNICAL BACKGROUND



Incompatible cell phone or software-related issue of Telephone Transceiver R-36.



PRODUCTION SOLUTION



New software for Telephone Transceiver R-36.



SERVICE



Tip: In case scan tool communication can't be established, loop the optical connection of R-36. If the scan tool communication can be re-established,



replace the telephone transceiver with part number 4F0 910336 HX and proceed to Section 2.



Before considering a software update:



1. Verify that the customer cell phone is compatible to the vehicle. The phone preparation database can be found on



http://www.audiusa.com/audi/us/en2/experience/technology/mpp_database.html or select Audi Lifestyle -> Technology -> Mobile phone preparation



on www.audiusa.com.



If the customer's cell phone compatibility is not confirmed:



^ Verify that the condition is also applicable with another phone (approved).



^ Determine if the customer phone functions or malfunctions in another vehicle.



2. If the universal phone preparation is identified as the root cause for the condition, verify whether RVU CQ/91D8 is valid for this vehicle and



whether it has been performed. If the RVU is valid for the vehicle and has not yet been performed, claim replacements of R-36 and the MMI



software update under this RVU. Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2018510 for additional information.



Otherwise, proceed to Section 1.



Section 1. Verifying HW identification of the Telephone Transceiver R-36.



1. Press and hold the SETUP button, and then press and hold the RETURN button. Hold both buttons down until the red update screen appears.



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2. Select Handyvorb2 to verify Hardware and Software version of the phone preparation.



^ If HW-Index: H00 is displayed, replace the Telephone Transceiver R-36 with part number 4F0 910 336 HX. (See Workshop Manual, Electrical



system >> Rep. Gr 91 >> Infotainment, telephone system >> Removing and installing telephone transmitter and receiver unit-R36.). Proceed to



Section 2



^ If SW-Index: 0700 and HW-Index does not read H00, return to the normal display by pressing the RETURN button and proceed to Section 2.



Section 2. MMI System Software Update



Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2019334 for directions to perform the update.



Tip: If the Telephone Transceiver R-36 was replaced with part number 4F0 910 336 HX, the CD#1 software and firmware update as described in



TSB 2019334 is not necessary. In this case, proceed directly to the final software update with CD#2 (4F0 998 961).



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WARRANTY



REQUIRED PARTS AND TOOLS



ADDITIONAL INFORMATION



The following Technical Service Bulletin(s) may be valid to determine the correct service solution due to similar conditions:



^ TSB 2015528, 91 MMI: Sporadic cracking noises, audio dropouts or completely inoperative



^ TSB 2014375, 91 CD skips periodically or CD changer causes MMI system malfunction



^ TSB 2018510, RVU - Repairing telephone preparation (CQ / 91D8)



The following Technical Service Bulletin is necessary to complete this procedure:



^ TSB 2019334, 91 MMI High System software update (Zug 864 - update) procedure



All parts and service references provided in this TSB are subject to change and/or removal. Always check with your Parts Department and service



manuals for the latest information.

Audi A4 Quattro Sedan (8K2) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Technical Service Bulletin # 911181 Date: 110203


Audi A4 Quattro Sedan (8K2) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Technical Service Bulletin # 911181 Date: 110203



Cell Phone/MMI(R) - Sporadically Inoperative



91 Phone preparation inoperative or MMI sporadically inoperative



91 11 81



2018588/7



February 3, 2011.



Supersedes Technical Service Bulletin Group 91 number 10 - 77 dated December 22, 2010 for reasons listed below.



AFFECTED VEHICLES



CONDITION



The customer may report the following issues with the Telephone Transceiver R-36 in their vehicle:



^ Customers mobile phone no longer connects via Bluetooth. A MMI Software update or Telephone Transceiver replacement was not performed



prior to this condition.



^ MMI displays message Telephone not available.



Audi A4 Quattro Sedan (8K2) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Page 397



^ The MMI system is not responding (black display).



Tip: Multimedia Control Head E380 and all MOST ring modules, except R-36, are ruled out as the root cause.



^ The customer may also report that audio output has interference (cutting out, crackling noises) in various audio sources, in which the Telephone



Transceiver may be the root cause.



Tip: Also check TSB 2015528 and TSB 2014375.



TECHNICAL BACKGROUND



Incompatible cell phone or software-related issue of Telephone Transceiver R-36.



PRODUCTION SOLUTION



New software for Telephone Transceiver R-36.



SERVICE



Tip: In case scan tool communication can't be established, loop the optical connection of R-36. If the scan tool communication can be re-established,



replace the telephone transceiver with part number 4F0 910336 HX and proceed to Section 2.



Before considering a software update:



1. Verify that the customer cell phone is compatible to the vehicle. The phone preparation database can be found on



http://www.audiusa.com/audi/us/en2/experience/technology/mpp_database.html or select Audi Lifestyle -> Technology -> Mobile phone preparation



on www.audiusa.com.



If the customer's cell phone compatibility is not confirmed:



^ Verify that the condition is also applicable with another phone (approved).



^ Determine if the customer phone functions or malfunctions in another vehicle.



2. If the universal phone preparation is identified as the root cause for the condition, verify whether RVU CQ/91D8 is valid for this vehicle and



whether it has been performed. If the RVU is valid for the vehicle and has not yet been performed, claim replacements of R-36 and the MMI



software update under this RVU. Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2018510 for additional information.



Otherwise, proceed to Section 1.



Section 1. Verifying HW identification of the Telephone Transceiver R-36.



1. Press and hold the SETUP button, and then press and hold the RETURN button. Hold both buttons down until the red update screen appears.



Audi A4 Quattro Sedan (8K2) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Page 398



2. Select Handyvorb2 to verify Hardware and Software version of the phone preparation.



^ If HW-Index: H00 is displayed, replace the Telephone Transceiver R-36 with part number 4F0 910 336 HX. (See Workshop Manual, Electrical



system >> Rep. Gr 91 >> Infotainment, telephone system >> Removing and installing telephone transmitter and receiver unit-R36.). Proceed to



Section 2



^ If SW-Index: 0700 and HW-Index does not read H00, return to the normal display by pressing the RETURN button and proceed to Section 2.



Section 2. MMI System Software Update



Refer to Technical Service Bulletin 2019334 for directions to perform the update.



Tip: If the Telephone Transceiver R-36 was replaced with part number 4F0 910 336 HX, the CD#1 software and firmware update as described in



TSB 2019334 is not necessary. In this case, proceed directly to the final software update with CD#2 (4F0 998 961).



Audi A4 Quattro Sedan (8K2) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Page 399



WARRANTY



REQUIRED PARTS AND TOOLS



ADDITIONAL INFORMATION



The following Technical Service Bulletin(s) may be valid to determine the correct service solution due to similar conditions:



^ TSB 2015528, 91 MMI: Sporadic cracking noises, audio dropouts or completely inoperative



^ TSB 2014375, 91 CD skips periodically or CD changer causes MMI system malfunction



^ TSB 2018510, RVU - Repairing telephone preparation (CQ / 91D8)



The following Technical Service Bulletin is necessary to complete this procedure:



^ TSB 2019334, 91 MMI High System software update (Zug 864 - update) procedure



All parts and service references provided in this TSB are subject to change and/or removal. Always check with your Parts Department and service



manuals for the latest information.

Audi A5 Cabriolet (8F7) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Technical Service Bulletin # 611111 Date: 110203


Audi A5 Cabriolet (8F7) L4-2.0L Turbo (CAEB) Technical Service Bulletin # 611111 Date: 110203



Body - Noise From the Convertible Top Compartment Cover



61 Noises from the convertible top compartment cover



361



61 11 11



2023305/3



February 3, 2011.



Supersedes Technical Service Bulletin Group 61 number 10 - 05 dated May 18, 2010 for reasons listed below.



AFFECTED VEHICLES



CONDITION



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Squeaking or creaking noises from the rear of the vehicle interior. Specifically, the noises come from the area where the convertible top compartment



cover comes in contact with the rear seat backrest and seat belt guidance element (Figures 1 and 2).



TECHNICAL BACKGROUND



When driving on uneven roads, squeaking or creaking noises arise from these points of contact. This condition is exhibited with the convertible top



either open or closed.



PRODUCTION SOLUTION



Improved buffers to isolate points of contact.



SERVICE



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1. Install stop buffers (part number 893 837 739 A) on the trim of the left and right rollover bar. Attach the self-adhesive stop buffers as shown in



Figure 3.



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2. After attaching the stop buffers, check the position of the adjustable center buffer located on the convertible top compartment cover. The total



extended length of the center buffer from base to tip is 21 mm (Figure 5).



3. Check whether this center buffer makes contact with the beam below it when the cover is closed (Figure 6).



^ Fold down the two rear seat backrests if necessary to make the adjustment. A slight readjustment may be necessary to establish contact.



^ Ensure the pressure is not excessive.



Note:



^ The adjustable center buffer is only for the support. Excessive pressure from this buffer will distort the cover.



WARRANTY



365



REQUIRED PARTS AND TOOLS



ADDITIONAL INFORMATION



All parts and service references provided in this TSB are subject to change and/or removal. Always check with your Parts Department and service



manuals for the latest information.