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New RR031 License: Electronic Module Recovery and Navigation Adaptation for Renault and Dacia

New RR031 License: Electronic Module Recovery and Navigation Adaptation for Renault and Dacia

ABRITES introduces RR031 – Electronic Module Recovery (EPS and Radar) and Navigation Adaptation, a new license for advanced module recovery and adaptation procedures in Renault and Dacia vehicles.
RR031 provides solutions for Navigation and UCH replacement and VIN mismatch issues, JTEKT Electric Power Steering (EPS) recovery from Fail-Safe Mode, and Front Radar reset after crash events.
By restoring locked or affected modules, RR031 can often allow technicians to reuse the original or a replacement module instead of installing a new one, saving time and reducing repair costs.

What Can You Do with RR031?

The new license provides:
• Navigation module VIN mismatch recovery
• UCH and Navigation module replacement support
• Second VIN alignment between the UCH and Navigation module
• Recovery of locked Navigation multimedia modules
• JTEKT EPS recovery from Fail-Safe Mode
• Front Radar (Distronic/ACC/ADAS) reset after crash events

Navigation and UCH Adaptation

RR031 enables second VIN alignment between the UCH and Navigation multimedia module, supporting module replacement procedures on compatible Renault and Dacia vehicles.
The license can also recover Navigation multimedia systems locked due to a VIN mismatch with the UCH on vehicles based on the Renault Clio V platform.
Navigation and UCH functions cover supported Renault and Dacia vehicles equipped with Navigation multimedia units and compatible JCI/Visteon or Continental UCH modules, manufactured between 2014 and 2026.

Supported Models

JCI/Visteon UCH applications include:
• Renault Trafic III
• Renault Twingo III
• Smart 453
• Renault Kwid
• Dacia Duster II (bladed key)
• Dacia Spring

Continental UCH applications from 2014–2020 include:
• Dacia Sandero II
• Dacia Logan II
• Dacia Lodgy
• Dacia Duster (keyless)
• Dacia Dokker
• And more

Renault and Dacia vehicles based on the Clio V platform from 2019 include:
• Renault Clio V
• Renault Captur II
• Renault ZOE
• Renault Arkana
• Renault Talisman II
• Renault Megane IV Phase 2
• Dacia Sandero III (keyless)
• Dacia Jogger III (keyless)
• And more

JTEKT EPS Recovery from Fail-Safe Mode

RR031 allows technicians to recover supported JTEKT Electric Power Steering modules from Fail-Safe Mode.
An EPS module in Fail-Safe Mode can cause a “Dongle” error in the UCH and prevent the vehicle from starting. RR031 restores normal EPS operation and resolves the related condition.
The functionality is available for Renault and Dacia vehicles equipped with supported JTEKT EPS modules.

Front Radar Recovery After a Crash

RR031 also provides Front Radar (Distronic/ACC/ADAS) recovery and reset after crash events.
A collision can cause the Front Radar module to become locked. RR031 clears the crash-related records and restores normal module operation, allowing the radar to be reused instead of replaced in many cases.
The functionality covers supported Renault and Dacia vehicles from 2020 onwards equipped with Front Radar systems.

Requirements

  • AVDI ABRITES Vehicle Diagnostics Interface
  • (AMS) Active Annual Subscription
  • CB012 Direct Internal CAN-Bus connection

With the introduction of RR031, RR024 is retired for UCH replacement procedures.
RR031 expands the ABRITES solutions for Renault and Dacia with practical module recovery and adaptation functions designed to help technicians restore components, simplify replacement procedures, and reduce unnecessary module replacement

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