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Bulletin #: 2313
Advanced Technical Information
Part ID: 2470
9YA, 9YB – E3.II Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) Minimum Mileage Requirement before
Customer Delivery
Vehicles Affected
Models
Model Year
Model Type
VIN Range
Vehicle-Specific Equipment
Cayenne
2024
9YA, 9YB
N/A
N/A
Revision History
Revision
Release Date
Changes
0
June 23, 2023
Original document
Condition
DME control unit requires > 31 miles of operation prior to customer delivery. Within 31 miles, it is possible for the
vehicle to execute a shift request from Drive (D) to Park (P) unprompted from the driver if ‘Start/Stop’ and ‘Hold’
functions are activated. Once the odometer mileage exceeds 32 miles, this DME issue is eliminated and the function
is per design.
Technical Background
DME function responsible for monitoring and controlling vehicle drive readiness requires 50 km after production for
drive functions like the ‘Start/Stop’ and ‘Hold’ functions to work as intended. Should the aforementioned condition
occur that the vehicle unexpectedly shifts to ‘Park’ without an operator prompt, then simply use the transmission’s
selector lever to shift to Drive to continue driving.
For this reason, the PDI inspection checklist for the affected vehicles includes this requirement as shown below:
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Bulletin #: 2313
Advanced Technical Information
Part ID: 2470
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Service Information
Drive vehicle in accordance with PDI instruction to ensure at least 32 miles are on the odometer prior to 			
customer delivery.
Warranty
As always, please document the repair completely in PCSS.
For this repair, please code the “cause” as follows:
Cause location:
2470 DME
Cause symptom:
9731 Other
Use the following labor operations:
24709590		
DME control unit troubleshooting*
*Only actual time elapsed, verified by a separate identifiable time punch, may be claimed.
Search Items
E3PA, E3.II PDI, DME, Hold Feature, Start/Stop
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