If a new vehicle VIN lookup fails, check whether it is a mass-production vehicle, server synchronisation, the Wi-Fi connection, and whether the VIN is recorded in the engine ECU.
Symptoms
- The new vehicle VIN cannot be retrieved immediately after shipment or receipt on the same day.
- Code 502:
VIN information does not exist on server (502) - Auto VIN fails on vehicles with no VIN recorded in the engine ECU (Code 1003).
Causes
- Information on shipped new vehicles is synchronised with the server.
- Code 502 occurs before new vehicle shipment information is synchronised with the server, or for CKD/pre-production vehicles.
- Manual VIN entry performs a real-time lookup, so Wi-Fi must be connected.
- Auto VIN may fail because the VIN is not recorded in the engine ECU, for example on vehicles with a replaced ECU.
- Non-mass-production pre-production test vehicles (Pre-Product) and locally assembled completely knocked-down (CKD) vehicles: pre-production development vehicles and locally assembled CKD vehicles without official mass-production shipment information from headquarters are not supported by the global PDI system.
Resolution
- If the lookup fails immediately after shipment or receipt on the same day, repeat the lookup after the server synchronisation time.
- For Code 502, check whether it is a mass-production vehicle and repeat the lookup after server synchronisation.
- Wi-Fi must be connected when entering the VIN manually.
- Vehicles with no VIN recorded in the engine ECU (Code 1003): if Auto VIN fails on vehicles with a replaced ECU or similar vehicles, access the engine controller using the diagnostic tool (KDS 2.0) and first check whether VIN Write has been performed.
- For CKD/DKD details, refer to the related document link.
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