/Brand-E/

Then press ‘ctrl’ + ‘f’ and search the Mirror Server for that flash container.
In this example, the FRF file is available to be flashed with ODIS:

Error 8118 – Best Practice

8118 Issues

Step 1

Actions
•

Check that a suitable battery charger is
connected – Low / Insufficient battery voltage
can cause ECUs like the MIB (005F) to fall
asleep and enter energy management mode

•

Allow the vehicle to sleep, clear all DTCs and
try again.

•

The wireless mobile phone charger (00DE) is
a common offender for not reporting the
correct or any identification data. To fix this,
allow a full CAN bus sleep, clear all DTCs and
run a Read Identification data (to ensure its
communicating, then repeat the SVM code
input with a mobile phone on the charging pad
to keep the ECU awake.

•

If a specific ECU is reporting ‘’general errors’’,
check the communication with the ECU. If it is
OK try pulling the fuse to the ECU to perform a
re-set (dependant on the Role of the ECU).

Step 2

Step 3

INTERNAL

•

Step 4

If the 8118 error persists after multiple sleep
cycles, attempt a whole vehicle terminal 30
reset by removing the 12v battery for 15-20
minutes.
‒
‒

Step 5

Additional Support

•

Ensure the battery charger is
disconnected at this point.

Ensure the vehicle has reached a CAN
sleep before removing the terminal 30 to
all ECUs.

If the issue persists after the above steps,
raise a full technical DISS query to the BIL
update support team.

If the issue persists after following the attached guide, please raise a Full Technical DISS query for further
support from Bentley Product Support.

INTERNAL

Best Practice

Vehicle

Guide When Performing Baseline (BiL) Updates

SVM Code

Campaign (If
Applicable)

Error Code

Initial Steps
The error 8118 means that an ECU has the
incorrect data for the vehicles baseline

All Baseline
Relevant
Vehicles

All Vehicle
Baseline relevant
SVM codes

All Baseline
Update
Software
campaigns

All Baseline
Relevant
Vehicles

All Vehicle
Baseline relevant
SVM codes

All Baseline
Update
Software
campaigns

All Baseline
Relevant
Vehicles

All Vehicle
Baseline relevant
SVM codes

All Baseline
Update
Software
campaigns

8118

At times ECUs will stop communicating - which
can result in the error
Refer to "Error 8118 - Best Practice" in this TPI
& TPI 2078962/Allow 15-minute CAN bus sleep, clear all DTCs
and try the SVM code input again
*Exceptions apply, such as ED18 and ED59

8113
*If you encounter the error 8113 during the
campaigns ED18 or ED59. This can be ignored
as per the campaign instructions*
The SVM code used, is not applicable to this
vehicles baseline
8067
Check the SVM code is the code provided on
the TPI or from Bentley Product Support

Further Steps
If the issue persists raise a
full technical DISS ticket and
attach the VMT trace logs
(stored on ODIS tester in
C:\ProgramData\OS\trace_lo
gs)
If the issue persists raise a
full technical DISS ticket and
attach the VMT trace logs
(stored on ODIS tester in
C:\ProgramData\OS\trace_lo
gs)

Raise a full Technical DISS
ticket for the SVM code to
be checked

The SVM code does not match the vehicle
class
Check that the SVM code applied is correct
All Baseline
Relevant
Vehicles

All Vehicle
Baseline relevant
SVM codes

All Baseline
Update
Software
campaigns

8024

All Baseline
Relevant
Vehicles

All Vehicle
Baseline relevant
SVM codes

All Baseline
Update
Software
campaigns

8001

All Baseline
Relevant
Vehicles

All Vehicle
Baseline relevant
SVM codes

All Baseline
Update
Software
campaigns

373ED40COM01
372ED40COM01
Continental
GT/C
Flying Spur

373BIL105701
372BIL105701
373ED4201

Check for “O” and “0” in the SVM codes
Use the Copy & Paste Function to reduce the
chance of errors
8065

8088

All Vehicle
Baseline relevant
SVM codes

All Baseline
Update
Software
campaigns

Continental
GT/C
Flying Spur

372BIL10572HV01
373BIL10572HV01
372BIL1083HV01
373BIL1083HV01

All Baseline
Update
Software
campaigns

All Baseline
Relevant
Vehicles

All Vehicle
Baseline relevant
SVM codes

All Baseline
Update
Software
campaigns

Flash Container
cannot be Linked

ED59

06BB-VALVE BLOCK
3 IN FRONT SEAT
DRIVER SIDE / 06BFVALVE BLOCK 3 IN
FRONT SEAT
PASSENGER SIDE

372WDD02

Check the SVM code is the code provided on
the TPI or from Bentley Product Support
Due to an issue with the configuration of DA
00A5, run the SVM code 37200A5ZDC01 (For
Continental GT/ GTC) or 37300A5ZDC01 (for
Flying Spur) to force the full re-configuration of
the ECU
You may receive an error for the vehicle
baseline for multiped ECUs, this can be
ignored and the original SVM code reattempted

All Baseline
Relevant
Vehicles

26MY
Continental
GT/ GTC

INTERNAL

Check that the SVM code applied is correct

ED40
ED42
ED54
ED55
ED56

Flying Spur Mod Measures usually start with
“373xx…”
Continental GT & GTC usually start with
“372xx…”
Bentayga SWB usually start with “4V0xx”
Bentayga EWB usually start with “4V1xx”
SVM code not found

9999

8058

Refer to the D3 edgebox section of this TPI &
TPI 2078962/Error 8058 is received after the flashing
process -> check the SW versions match the
target table in the applicable TPI.
If they match > Proceed to SVM Code Input 2

Refer to "Error - Flash Container Linkage" in
this TPI and refer to & TPI 2078962/-

Check if the rear quarter glass no longer drops
when opening the drivers/ passenger door.
If the glass no longer drops > No further action
required
If the glass still drops > Move to ‘Further steps’

Raise a full Technical DISS
ticket for the SVM code to
be checked

Raise a full Technical DISS
ticket for the SVM code to
be checked

Raise a full Technical DISS
ticket for the SVM code to
be checked

Raise a full Technical DISS
ticket for the error to be
reviewed by Bentley Product
Support

Raise a full Technical DISS
ticket for the error to be
reviewed by
Bentley Product Support
If the software does not
match the target -> Raise a
Technical DISS ticket for the
error to be reviewed by
Bentley Product Support
Raise a full Technical DISS
ticket for the error to be
reviewed by Bentley Product
Support

Raise a full Technical DISS
ticket for further advice if
short drop is still active on
the rear windows