Techical Service Bulletins

[mngolfer]

I recently had my car in for rough start in cold weather. I had two bad injectors that were replaced. It was so difficult to find the problem AOA sent in a TFM specialist from Chicago to find the problem and repair. They had my engine mostly apart to find the problem. It was interesting to see inside the engine. I could never have gotten it back together and working after seeing it apart. You really do have to admire those that work on our cars. They are very good at what they do.

While my car was being serviced the dealer also performed some TSB work including: 2018778/4 update both ECMS and TCM software on the transmission and battery, 2025302/1 on storage compartment clips and adjust release hood cable, 2024368/1 rear bulkhead escutcheon replacement. I also had the CF door handle hardware replaced. The mounting hardware that the CF handle slips into was cracked. The handles were fine, but the hardware under it was cracked and would not allow the handle to stay in place. Every time someone would grab the handle the CF would pop out.

I think everyone should see if their vehicle needs these TSB done on their vehicles. The Rtronic update was GREAT!

[LAT]

TSB's for our cars from AutoMD

http://www.automd.com/recall-tsb/sea...ke=5&model=808

[soho]

I had a TFM update my 2009 R-tronic ECU a few months ago while trying to alleviate a window rattle, and the difference has been night and day. I actually prefer just driving in non-Sport mode most of the time and find shifts stunningly smooth for most driving. Unfortunately, there was no "24R4" type of code given when I inquired. He simply called it a 'quality update' and smiled.