WPG3

WPG3 Workshop campaign - Reprogramming instrument cluster
WPG3 Workshop campaign - Re-programming
instrument cluster
ID Number
WPG3
Models
911 (992)
Model Years
2020 - 2021
VIN List
Attached
Number of Affected VINs
8,159
Issue Description
The following complaints may occur on the affected
vehicles due to a fault in the software of the instrument cluster control unit:
• Intermittent failure of the display
• Intermittent failure of the tachometer
• Service interval cannot be coded
To prevent this from happening, the instrument cluster
in the affected vehicles must be re-programmed with
an updated data record.
What Dealers Should do
Please arrange for this measure to be carried out as
soon as possible on affected vehicles.
The remedy is now available as of 7/18/23.
TI Number
No. 74-23
Required software
PIWIS Tester 4 test software version
41.900.030 (or higher)
Warranty processing
Validity:
This workshop campaign will be carried out up to May 25th, 2028 and will be closed on that date.
Please note that warranty claims can only be processed up to this date.
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WPG3 Workshop campaign - Re-programming instrument cluster
Scope 1:
Damage Code
WPG3 66 000
Repair Code
1
Labor time
73 TU
If other programming campaigns that affect the same control unit and involve an identical procedure are open
for a vehicle in addition to this campaign, the affected control unit must only be programmed once using the
current PIWIS Tester test software.
Please proceed as follows for the other campaigns that were not carried out:
• Mark the campaign as 'Campaign Not Feasible' with the reason "Modification of the affected
component" in PQIS. The "Warranty relevance" flag must be activated in order to be able to set a
warranty claim and close the campaign.
• A warranty claim must be submitted for the campaign in which 0 time units is entered as the specified
labor time and no material items are specified.
Please enter the campaign carried out in the Warranty and Maintenance booklet for the vehicle.
Attachments
1. VIN_List_Report_WPG3_2023-07-18_V2.xlsx
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