24-01-009H

Campaign 993 Anti-Theft Immobilizer Software, Campaign 9A5 AntiTheft Ignition Cylinder Protector & Decal Installation,
Campaign P32 Steering Wheel Lock Dealer Best Practices, & Engine
Immobilizer Class Action Settlement
February 1, 2024
Document Updates (highlights in yellow)
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NEW Class Action Settlement Information on Immobilizer (Page 1 of DBP)
Campaign 993: Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 24-01-009H published; operation
codes to address scenario where affected vehicle is equipped with aftermarket
alarm/anti-theft system; supersedes TSB 23-01-014H-6
Adding note to IMPORTANT box on to address scenario where an affected vehicle is
equipped with an aftermarket alarm system or anti-theft system/customer may optout (Page 4 of DBP)
Campaign 993 Opt-Out Form (pages 20-21) & Applicability Workflow (page 3)
Added Q&A #19 on page 14 in regards to aftermarket alarm/anti-theft system
Date
02/01/2024
Contents
Description of the Class Action Settlement ......................................................................................................................... 1
Campaigns Overview............................................................................................................................................................2
Service Campaigns 993, 9A5, and P32 Applicability Workflow ......................................................................................... 3
Service Campaign 993 ......................................................................................................................................................... 3
Service Campaign 9A5 ......................................................................................................................................................... 6
Service Campaign P32 .......................................................................................................................................................... 7
Best Practice Checklist......................................................................................................................................................... 8
Hyundai Approved Accessory Kit (PN 00F67-AU200) ........................................................................................................ 10
Customer FAQs ................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Security Kit Customer FAQs ................................................................................................................................................ 14
Contact Reference .............................................................................................................................................................. 17
Appendix.............................................................................................................................................................................. 18
Opt-Out Form..................................................................................................................................................................... 20
Description of the Class Action Settlement
A class action lawsuit against Hyundai Motor America (“HMA”) alleges that certain 2011 – 2022 model year
Hyundai vehicles that were not equipped with an engine immobilizer (called the “Class Vehicles”) contain design
flaws, including the failure to manufacture the Class Vehicles with an anti-theft device called an engine
immobilizer, that make them susceptible to theft and damage. Class Vehicles manufactured without an engine
immobilizer have traditional “turn-key-to-start” ignition systems.
No party has been found liable for any claims alleged in the lawsuit. The parties have instead reached a
voluntary settlement (referred to as “the Settlement” or “the proposed Settlement”) to avoid lengthy litigation
and provide relief to people who owned or leased Class Vehicles in the United States including Puerto Rico, U.S.
Virgin Islands, and Guam. Class Members may be entitled to compensation if they submit valid and timely Claims.
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Beginning February 12, 2024, eligible class members (current & previous owners of the subject vehicles) will
receive notice of the Settlement by mail and email. Additional details on where to direct customers with
questions relating to the Settlement, including where customers can file a claim, will be provided in the near
future.
In the meantime, the Software Upgrade (993) and related Hyundai Service Campaigns should continue to be
performed by dealers as outlined below within this best practice.
Campaigns Overview
Hyundai has launched an anti-theft software upgrade and window decal campaign (Campaign 993),
combined with an anti-theft steering wheel lock campaign (Campaign P32), and anti-theft ignition cylinder
protector campaign (Campaign 9A5) in response to an increase in thefts of certain 2011-2022MY Hyundai
vehicles not equipped with engine immobilizers targeted through social media. For certain vehicles that
cannot be upgraded with the software (Campaign 993), Hyundai is offering customers an anti-theft ignition
cylinder protector to be installed on their vehicle. This Dealer Best Practices Guide provides information to
assist dealership personnel with customer questions relating to the immobilizer software upgrade, window
decals and steering wheel lock anti-theft solutions available from HMA through Hyundai dealers.
NOTE: In November 2021, engine immobilizers became standard on all Hyundai vehicles produced.
1. Vehicles equipped with an engine immobilizer: Hyundai vehicles that are equipped with a push
button ignition or immobilizer lamp in the instrument cluster are equipped with an immobilizer and
therefore Campaign 993 software does not apply.
• Note: Some of these vehicles may have an open Campaign 993. If so, the campaign can be
closed by submitting the inspection only claim for the appliable model as outlined in the related
Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 24-01-009H (or latest version).
2. Campaign 993: Certain 2011-2022MY Hyundai vehicles without a push button ignition or immobilizer
lamp in the instrument cluster are eligible for the free anti-theft software upgrade and window decal
campaign.
• Check WebDCS Vehicle Information Screen for eligibility by VIN.
VEHICLE
MODEL YEAR
SOFTWARE AVAILABILITY
Elantra
Sonata
Venue
Kona
Veloster
Accent
Elantra
Elantra GT
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Sport
Santa Fe XL
Sonata
Tucson
Elantra
Elantra GT
2017-2020
2015-2019
2020-2021
2018-2022
2012-2017, 2019-2021
2018-2022
2021-2022
2018-2020
2013-2018
2013-2018
2019
2011-2014
2011-2022
2011-2016
2013-2017
February 13, 2023
March 21, 2023
April 6, 2023
April 13, 2023
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Genesis Coupe
Palisade
Santa Fe
2013-2014
2020-2021
2019-2022
3. Campaigns 9A5 & P32: Certain 2011-2017MY Hyundai vehicles without engine immobilizers cannot
accommodate the Campaign 993 anti-theft software upgrade. Hyundai is offering:
• 9A5 – Anti-Theft Ignition Cylinder Protector and Decal Installation
• Check the WEBDCS screen to verify for VIN eligibility
• P32 - steering wheel locks at the dealer through the service drive.
• Check the WEBDCS screen to verify for VIN eligibility
4. Additional Resources:
• Hyundai Accessory Security Kit: As an option on certain 2016-2022MY vehicles, a Hyundai
Accessory Security Kit can be purchased at Hyundai dealerships and Compustar authorized
installers across the country.
• Hyundai will reimburse customers who own or lease 2011-2022 model year vehicles without
immobilizers that cannot accommodate the anti-theft software upgrade (Campaign 993) up
to $300 for their purchase of a different anti-theft device, such as an alarm kit. For more
information, please contact Hyundai at 888-498-0390.
• Hyundai will reimburse customers who own or lease 2011-2022 model year vehicles without
immobilizers that cannot accommodate the anti-theft software upgrade (Campaign 993) for
their purchase of a steering wheel lock. For steering wheel lock reimbursement, please
contact Hyundai at 888-498-0390. Steering wheel locks are also available under campaign
P32 for these vehicles.
• Local Law Enforcement: Hyundai has also working with local law enforcement offices to
provide free steering wheel locks to customers. Owners are advised to reach out to their local
law enforcement for more information.
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Service Campaigns 993, 9A5, and P32 Applicability Workflow
The following process workflow provides a high-level view of the applicability of available actions. Detailed
process and steps for each are provided in the following pages of this Dealer Best Practice.
Service Campaign 993
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Hyundai is conducting a service campaign to inspect if the Hyundai vehicle has a start/stop push button or
immobilizer lamp indicator, and if neither exist for the vehicle, upgrade the Integrated Body Control
Unit/Body Control Module (IBU/BCM) software to enhance the OEM Hyundai burglar alarm system operation
and ignition start logic. It also requires installation of an anti-theft decal on the front driver’s-side window and
on the front passenger-side window. Additional decals may also be installed in the rear windows at
customer’s discretion. See TSB 24-01-009H (or latest version) for repair details.
IMPORTANT
 This software upgrade may be incompatible with aftermarket/add-on alarms and remote
start systems. Installation of the software upgrade in vehicles equipped with these devices
may cause the software upgrade, the aftermarket/add-on alarm, and/or the remote start
system not to function properly. In the case that the customer declines the software
upgrade due to the vehicle being equipped with an aftermarket alarm/anti-theft system, an
opt-out form will need to be signed by the customer. This form must be attached to the
submitted claim by the dealer.
 UPDATE: Vehicles equipped with the OEM Genuine Hyundai remote start system may
exhibit the horn honking when remote starting the vehicle after receiving the software
upgrade. Refer to TSB 23-BE-010H (or latest version) to upgrade the remote start module
to eliminate the horn honking during remote start operation.
Applicable Vehicles (not equipped with immobilizer & not equipped START/STOP ignition button):
• Certain 2011-2014MY Sonata (YFa) (VIN starts with "5NP")
• Certain 2015-2019MY Sonata (LFa) (VIN starts with "5NP")
• Certain 2011-2016MY Elantra (UD/MD) (UD starts with “5NP”, MD VIN starts with “KMH”)
• Certain 2017-2020MY Elantra (AD/ADa) AD VIN starts with “5NP”, AD starts with “KMH”)
• Certain 2021-2022MY Elantra (CN7/CN7a) (CN7a VIN starts with “5NP, CN7 VIN starts with
“KMH”)
• Certain 2013-2017MY Elantra GT (GD)
• Certain 2018-2020MY Elantra GT (PD)
• Certain 2020-2021MY Venue (QX)
• Certain 2012-2017MY Veloster (FS)
• Certain 2019-2021MY Veloster (JS)
• Certain 2018-2022MY Kona (OS)
• Certain 2018-2022MY Accent (HC)
• Certain 2011-2015MY Tucson (LM)
• Certain 2016-2021MY Tucson (TL)
• Certain 2022MY Tucson (NX4/NX4a) (NX4a VIN starts with “5NM”, NX4 starts with “KM8”)
• Certain 2013-2018MY Santa Fe Sport (AN)
• Certain 2013-2018MY Santa Fe & 2019MY Santa Fe XL (NC)
• Certain 2019-2022MY Santa Fe (TMa) (VIN starts with “5NM”)
• Certain 2020-2021MY Palisade (LX2)
• Certain 2013-2014MY Genesis Coupe (BK)
If vehicle is equipped with START/STOP button or an immobilizer lamp displayed on the instrument cluster,
the campaign can be closed by submitting the inspection only claim with STUI photos as outlined in the TSB.
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Service Campaign 993 Parts Information:
Dealer should review decal inventory on a regular basis and reorder as needed
to ensure there is an adequate supply available to serve incoming customers.
Please refer to Parts Bulletin SC993 Anti-Theft Decal Order Processing in
WebDCS (HD.com/Parts/Documents Library/Reference Materials/Parts
Bulletin) for additional decal ordering information.
Service Campaign 993 Warranty Information:
Service Campaign 993 pays 0.3M/H (Elantra (CN7/CN7a pays 0.4 M/H) to perform the quick software
upgrade. Op times include completing the decal installation for both front windows while the software
upgrade is being performed, taking STUI photos, and uploading.
The STUI photos must include:
• If vehicle has push button ignition or immobilizer lamp in the instrument cluster: The push
button ignition and/or instrument cluster/gauges clearly showing the lighted lamps and telltale
indicators (ignition to be turned to Accessory mode).
• If software and decals installed: The anti-theft decals on the driver and passenger front windows
clearly visible along with a piece of paper displaying the last 6 digits of the VIN and date of the
repair. If not included, claim will be subject to debit.
Acceptable STUI photos of the immobilizer lamp in the instrument
cluster is shown to the right, and of the anti-theft decals installed
on the passenger and driver’s front side windows are shown
below.
Service Campaign 993 Recommended Alternative Transportation:
A Service Rental Car (SRC) will not be needed during the installation of the BCM software upgrade. This is a
quick software upgrade, and the anti-theft window decals can be applied while the software is running.
Service Campaign 993 Customer Sample Talk Tracks:
Topic: How to arm & disarm the anti-theft software after software installation
• Vehicles with an exposed key cylinder on the driver’s door lock: “Hyundai recommends using your
key fob button to lock and unlock the vehicle to activate/deactivate the anti-theft system. However,
your vehicle has an exposed key cylinder on the driver’s door lock so you can also use your key to
disarm the alarm/deactivate the “ignition kill” feature in addition to using your key fob. NOTE: this
recommendation does not apply to Kona 2018-2022MY (OS), in which the key FOB button will need
to be used to lock/unlock the vehicle and arm/dis-arm the security system.”
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Vehicles with a covered key cylinder on the driver’s door lock: “The key fob buttons to lock and
unlock the vehicle are required to activate/deactivate the anti-theft system. After using the key fob to
activate the anti-theft system, the key fob must be used to first disarm the system prior to attempting
to start the vehicle.”
Topic: Available software and decals
“Your vehicle is eligible for the free software upgrade to improve the existing factory alarm system and
ignition start logic. We will also apply anti-theft decals to the front driver's-side and front passenger-side
windows of your vehicle. This procedure will be performed at no charge to you. Once the upgrade
procedure has been completed, be sure to lock and unlock your vehicle using the key fob buttons to
activate and deactivate the anti-theft system. Using the mechanical door lock may not activate the antitheft system and your vehicle may not start. If you have aftermarket window tint, the decals may cause
damage to the tint if you attempt to remove them later. Also, if your vehicle has an aftermarket security or
remote start system installed, it’s operation could be potentially affected by this software upgrade.”
Topic: Customer requests the software not be applied and/or the decals not be Installed
“We understand your concerns. We will document on the Repair Order that you have declined this
enhanced anti-theft software upgrade and/or decals. Please sign on this line to acknowledge you are
declining the procedure at this time.”
Topic: Customer is concerned that their OEM remote start may not function after the software
update.
“We understand your concerns. Once the software anti-theft software update has been performed, we will
test your vehicle’s OEM anti-theft alarm and engine immobilizer, as well as your vehicle’s OEM remote
start to ensure all is functioning properly.”
Service Campaign 9A5
Hyundai is offering an ignition cylinder protector to owners of certain 2011-2017MY Hyundai vehicles that
cannot be upgraded with the Service Campaign 993 anti-theft software. TSB 24-01-007H (or latest version)
describes the procedure to install a key cylinder reinforcement protector assembly and installation of two (2)
anti-theft decals for the front windows.
Applicable Vehicles (not equipped with immobilizer and not equipped with START/STOP ignition button):
• Certain 2012-2017MY Accent (RB)
• Certain 2011-2012MY Santa Fe (CM)
• Certain 2011MY Accent (MC)
• Certain 2013-2014MY Elantra Coupe (JK)
• Certain 2011-2012MY Elantra Touring (FD)
• Certain 2011-2012MY Veracruz (EN)
• Certain 2011-2012MY Genesis Coupe (BK)
Other Notes:
• Additional protector kits can be ordered through the normal WebDCS ordering process.
• Santa Fe (CMa) & Accent (RB) – no ordering limit
CPM (Campaign Parts Management) - other parts have a lower CPM at 2 or 3 due to lower volume
quantities, subject to change. Dealers able to order as claim submissions get processed.
Parts Information:
• Please refer to Parts Bulletin SC9A5 Anti-Theft Decal Order Processing in WebDCS
(HD.com/Parts/Documents Library/Reference Materials/Parts Bulletin) for ordering additional decals
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under P/N NP002-SC9A5 and initial shipment (“force feed”) details.
References parts & descriptions below are as follows:
• Anti-Theft Protection Decal - P/N NP002-SC9A5
o Each dealer has been initially provided 1 roll of 500 decals. Can do up to 250 vehicles.
• JB Weld Steel Reinforced Epoxy (Dark Grey, 4-6 hours set time)
o Can be purchased online or through any retailer.
o Up to 4 vehicles can be done per Epoxy package
• The following models contain 1 protector, 1 bracket, 2 safety bolts, and 1 deco-ring (only use decoring if vehicles is equipped with an illuminated ring light):
o Santa Fe (CMa) - 81921-0W000QQH
o Elantra Touring (FD) – 81921-2L000QQH
• The following models contain 1 protector, 1 bracket, & 2 safety bolts
o Accent (RB) – 81921-1R000QQH
o Veracruz (EN) – 81921-3J000QQH
o Elantra Coupe (JK) – 81921-3X000QQH
o Genesis Coupe (BK) – 81921-2M000QQH
o Accent (MC) – 81921-1E000QQH
9A5 Warranty Information:
• Submit claim on Claim Entry Screen as “Campaign” type.
• All op codes will reimburse the use of epoxy in sublet.
Service Campaign 9A5 Customer Talk Tracks:
Topic: Service Campaign 993 IS NOT Available
“The anti-theft software enhancement IS NOT available for your vehicle. Because your vehicle is not
eligible, Hyundai would like to provide to you this anti-theft ignition protector. This anti-theft ignition
protector may help deter the theft of your vehicle.”
Topic: Customer Declines the Anti-Theft Ignition Protector
“We understand that you do not wish to have the anti-theft ignition protector installed on your vehicle. We
will document on the Repair Order that you have declined this offer. Please sign on this line to
acknowledge you are declining the procedure at this time.”
Service Campaign P32
Hyundai is offering steering wheel locks to owners of certain 2011-2017MY Hyundai vehicles that cannot be
upgraded with the Service Campaign 993 anti-theft software. TSB 23-01-055H-1 (or latest version) describes
the procedure to provide the steering wheel locks to affected customers through Hyundai dealers on the
service drive.
Applicable Vehicles: Same as Campaign 9A5 above
Parts Information:
All dealers will receive an initial shipment of 8pcs.of steering wheel locks (PN 6009L) for distribution to
affected customers in the service drive (1 per eligible vehicle) at no-cost to the customer. Additional supplies
can be ordered through the normal WebDCS ordering process. CPM restriction will initially be set at 16pcs;
Dealers are able to order as claim submissions get processed.
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Model
All
Part Name
Steering Wheel
Lock
Part
Number
6009L
Figure
Remarks
Dealers to order through
normal WebDCS ordering:
• 8 pieces per case
• Orders will be in
multiples of 8
P32 Warranty Information:
Submit claim on Claim Entry Screen as “Campaign” type.
Service Campaign P32 Customer Talk Tracks:
Topic: Upgrade to Software and Decals IS NOT Available
“The anti-theft software enhancement IS NOT available for your vehicle. Because your vehicle is not
eligible, Hyundai would like to provide to you this anti-theft steering wheel lock at no cost to you. Using
this anti-theft steering wheel lock may help deter the theft of your vehicle.”
Topic: Customer Declines the Anti-Theft Steering Wheel Lock
“We understand that you do not wish to receive the anti-theft steering wheel lock. We will document on
the Repair Order that you have declined this offer. Please sign on this line to acknowledge you are
declining the procedure at this time.”
Best Practice Checklist
Reservation:
Did you check WebDCS to confirm whether Campaign 993 applies, and if there are any other
open recalls or service campaigns?
 Yes
 No
If Campaign 993 does not apply, is the vehicle equipped with an immobilizer? Use the VIN
Lookup Immobilizer feature for 2011-2022MY vehicles.
 Yes: No further action is needed.
 No: Check eligibility to provide a Campaign P32 anti-theft steering wheel lock (at no
cost to the customer), Campaign 9A5 ignition cylinder protector, and/or consider offering
the customer-paid, Hyundai-approved Accessory Security System.
Readiness:
Does your dealership have the Campaign 993 anti-theft window decals, Campaign 993
Remote Started Cable Update Kits, Campaign P32 anti-theft steering wheel locks,
Campaign 995 Ignition Cylinder Protectors, and Hyundai-approved Accessory Security
System kits in stock for customers with appointments?
 Yes: Make sure all Service Advisors and appointments schedulers are aware of this
required/available offerings and procedures.
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 No: Order the Campaign 993 anti-theft window decals, Campaign 993 Remote Started
Cable Update Kits, Campaign P32 anti-theft steering wheel locks, Campaign 995 Ignition
Cylinder Protectors. Only order the Hyundai-approved Accessory Security System kits if
customer wishes to pay. Advise customers that they will be notified when they are
available to install/provide.
Reception:
Does the customer’s vehicle have a push button Start/Stop button or an Immobilizer lamp in
the instrument cluster?
 Yes: If campaign 993 is open on the vehicle, please follow TSB 24-01-009H (or latest
version) to perform inspection procedures and submit a campaign claim.
 No: Check to see if Campaign 993 applies.
Did you check WebDCS to see if Campaign 993 applies and if there are any other open recalls
or service campaigns?
 Yes
 No
If the vehicle has push button Start/Stop or the immobilizer indicator in the instrument
cluster and has an open campaign 993, did the Service Technician take a picture of the push
button start and/or instrument cluster/gauges/telltales (with vehicle in Accessory mode)?
 Yes
 No
Does the vehicle have aftermarket window tint installed on the front driver and passenger
windows?
 Yes: Advise the customer that there is a possibility that the application of the Campaign
993 anti-theft window decals may affect the aftermarket window tint.
 No
Does the vehicle have an aftermarket security system or remote start system installed?
 Yes: Advise the customer that there is a possibility that the BCM software update may
interfere with the operation of the aftermarket security system. Ask the customer if
they may wish to opt-out of the software upgrade and fill out the opt-out form.
 No
If Campaign 993 does not apply, is the vehicle equipped with an engine immobilizer? Use the
VIN Lookup Immobilizer feature for 2011-2022MY vehicles.
 Yes: No further action is needed.
 No: Check eligibility to provide a Campaign P32 anti-theft steering wheel lock (at no
cost to the customer)/Campaign 9A5 ignition cylinder protector and/or consider offering
the customer-paid, Hyundai-approved Accessory Security System.
Did you explain to the customer the expected repair time and set the expectation for a status
update?
 Yes
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 No
Did you offer the customer a Service Rental Car (SRC) if they are having the Hyundai Accessory
Security Kit installed?
 Yes
 No
Repair:
If Campaign 993 was performed, did Service Technician take STUI pictures of the driver’s and
passenger’s front side window anti-theft stickers after installation showing the last 6 digits of
the VIN and date of repair as per TSB 24-01-009H (or latest)?
 Yes
 No
Has a Certified-level or above Service Technician been assigned to perform the upgrade (if
Campaign 993 applies)?
 Yes
 No
Did the Certified Technician use the window decal template as per TSB 24-01-009H (or latest)
during the software upgrade to apply the two anti-theft window decals?
 Yes
 No
If Campaign 993 does not apply, and if the vehicle IS NOT equipped with an engine
immobilizer, and ONLY IF the vehicle is eligible Campaign P32/9A5 (check VIS), did you offer
the Campaign P32 anti-theft steering wheel lock, Campaign 9A5 for the ignition cylinder
protector and/or the Hyundai-approved Accessory Security System to the customer?
 Yes
 No
Return:
Did you get the customer’s signature on all warranty lines in addition to the final RO?
 Yes
 No
Did you advise the customer that the anti-theft software is designed to arm the system after
the vehicle is locked with the key fob? The vehicle may not start again if it is not unlocked
with the key fob.
 Yes
 No
Hyundai Approved Accessory Kit (PN 00F67-AU200)
To address an increase in thefts of Hyundai vehicles not equipped with an immobilizer, an add-on security
system is available for customers to purchase. This system has been assembled from components available
from our electronics partner, Firstech, maker of Compustar security products.
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The Hyundai-approved Accessory Kit includes a tilt sensor, an auditory 'glass break' sensor and an impact
sensor, which is designed to activate the included siren and interrupt the starter signal, preventing the theft
of the vehicle (see image below). These kits are available for purchase and installation at Hyundai dealerships
and Compustar authorized installers across the country. The MSRP for the kit is $170 not including the cost of
installation.
Advanced Sensor
Installation Hardware
Siren
IMPORTANT: Please note that we understand this kit is also available at Best Buy for approximately $170 and
that Best Buy offers installation. While we are fully supportive of a profitable dealer body, we urge all Hyundai
dealers to price the security kit at the suggested pricing without any additional mark up. Let’s use this
opportunity to provide “best in industry” customer care to our new and loyal customers coming into your
store in response to this important security issue.
Kit Ordering:
Dealer order processing information as follows:
• Order lines will be limited to 1pc. per line max
• Dealers will need to input the VIN details at the time of order entry for processing
• To locate an authorized Compustar retailer, click this link: https://www.compustar.com/find-adealer/
Installation Notes:
• Estimated Installation Time: 2.2 hours (actual time may vary by vehicle, complexity, and installer
skill).
• Upon installation of this system, it can only be disarm/armed with the new transmitter fobs. Using
the original vehicle fobs may unlock the doors, but it may not disarm/arm the system, which
could result in a false activation of the system.
• This system does NOT have a manual deactivation switch. If the transmitter batteries fail, it will
not be possible to disarm/arm the system. Always ensure one, or both, transmitter fobs have
fresh, strong batteries.
• For installation instructions: See Hyundai Mobis Service Bulletin PB-K-AC-2203001. This can be
found by going to Hyundaidealer.com > Hyundai Tech Info > Click ‘Service News’ and search
‘993’.
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Recommended Alternative Transportation:
It is suggested that customers are provided with an SRC (Service Rental Car) if they opt to have the
referenced kit installed at a Hyundai dealership.
Customer FAQs
Q1: What is the issue?
A1: Criminals are targeting certain model year Hyundai vehicles based on the understanding that some
models did not come standard with an engine immobilizer. There has been a coordinated campaign on social
media to highlight ways for criminals to circumvent the existing security features on Hyundai vehicles
without an immobilizer. There is no malfunction or defect with security features on these vehicles, and they
all meet or exceed Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards.
Q2: What is an Engine Immobilizer?
A2: An engine immobilizer is an electronic security device fitted to a motor vehicle that prevents the engine
from being started unless the correct key (transponder or smart key) is present. Even in Hyundai vehicles
without an immobilizer, other protections have been built in that must be circumvented to allow the vehicle
to be started without a key.
Q3: I have a push-button start vehicle or Immobilizer lamp in the instrument cluster. Is my vehicle
affected?
A3: No. All Hyundai vehicles with a push button start or immobilizer lamp in the instrument cluster are
equipped with an immobilizer.
Q4: Will there be a Recall or Stop Sale?
A4: These vehicles meet or exceed all Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards and these thefts are not
related to a malfunction or defect with the security features.
Q5: I drive a Genesis vehicle, which I found out is made by Hyundai’s parent company. Is my vehicle
affected?
A5: No. Vehicles distributed through Genesis Motor America come standard with an immobilizer.
Q6: My Hyundai has a key ignition, but I’ve been told I have an immobilizer already equipped. Is that
accurate?
A6: It depends. Some vehicles with turn-key ignitions did come equipped with an immobilizer. Please contact
your dealer or Hyundai Customer Care Center at 888-498-0390.
Q7: What will Hyundai do for vehicles eligible for a software upgrade?
A7: Your Hyundai dealer will perform a system upgrade for the IBU/BCM to improve the Hyundai burglar
alarm system operation and ignition start logic. Hyundai will also install anti-theft deterrent labels for the
front driver and front passenger windows of your vehicle. This procedure will be performed at NO CHARGE
to you. Once the upgrade procedure has been completed, be sure to lock your vehicle with the key fob to
activate the enhanced anti-theft system. It is also recommended that you unlock your vehicle with the key
fob to access the vehicle to ensure that it will start.
Q8: I have an aftermarket security system on my vehicle. Will the software upgrade affect my aftermarket
anti-theft system/software?
A8. There is a possibility that the BCM software update may interfere with the operation of the
aftermarket security system. Any affect on aftermarket security system will be customer's responsibility.
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Q9: Will Hyundai offer free steering wheel locks to customers?
A9: Yes. Hyundai is offering anti-theft steering wheel locks to customers with eligible vehicles. There also is a
process by which customers whose vehicles do not have an immobilizer may be eligible for reimbursement
for purchase of a steering wheel lock. Please direct these customers to www.hyundaiusa.com/anti-theft to
enter their VIN and determine applicability, or they can contact the Hyundai Customer Care Center at 888498-0390.
Q10: I am with Law Enforcement. Is there a cost or any obligation to receive steering wheel locks?
A10: There is no cost or obligation. Hyundai is providing an allotment of steering wheel locks to law
enforcement in affected areas, subject to availability.
Q11: I understand there is a Class Action lawsuit related to the current thefts of Hyundai vehicles. Can you
comment?
A11: Hyundai is committed to the quality and integrity of our products and plans to continue supporting the
communities affected by this theft issue. All our vehicles meet the anti-theft requirements of Federal Motor
Vehicle Safety Standard 114. We appreciate and share the interest in addressing the rise in thefts of these
vehicles. Hyundai recently announced the launch of a free software upgrade and/or antitheft steering wheel
locks, to help prevent the theft mode popularized on social media. For further information, please contact
the call center at (888) 498-0390 or visit HyundaiAntiTheft.com.
Q12: I am a reporter. Can I speak with someone at Hyundai?
A12: For all media inquiries, please contact Ira Gabriel, Sr. Group Manager, Corporate and Marketing Public
Relations ([email protected]).
Q13: I am calling from a Police Department. I understand you have a program to give-away steering wheel
locks. Is there someone at Hyundai I can speak with?
A13: For all law enforcement inquiries, please contact Ira Gabriel, Sr. Group Manager, Corporate and
Marketing Public Relations ([email protected]).
Q14: How do I obtain insurance through AAA?
A14: Hyundai and AAA insurers have increased insurance options in most states for owners and lessees of
eligible affected vehicles. Customers can visit AAA.com/insurance to receive a quote.
Q15: Are AAA insurers offering coverage for affected Hyundai vehicles in my state?
A15: The program will be available in all states, with the exception of those states where AAA does not offer
insurance.
Alaska
Massachusetts
Washington (state)
The full list of states with AAA insurers offering coverage can be found here: Hyundai and AAA Insurers
Collaborate to Offer Insurance Options for Customers Affected by Method of Theft Popularized on TikTok Hyundai Newsroom. AAA insurers are independently operated.
Q16: How does the agreement solve for increased insurance premiums some Hyundai customers are
experiencing?
A16: We encourage customers who saw a major increase in premiums from other insurance companies to
contact AAA for a quote.
Q17: What if a Hyundai customer was previously dropped by AAA? Will their auto policy now be
reinstated?
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A17: AAA will continue to write policies for eligible Hyundai vehicles. Customers should contact AAA to
address their specific situation and vehicle.
Q18: Will Campaign P32 for the steering wheel lock be closed with the launch of Campaign 9A5 for the
protector?
A18: No, both will stay open. One or both are to be performed, assuming campaign(s) are open for the
vehicle.
Q19: I have an aftermarket alarm/anti-theft system equipped on my vehicle. What are my options?
Only if the customer’s vehicle is equipped with an aftermarket alarm/anti-theft system may they opt-out of
receiving the software upgrade. The customer will need to sign an opt-out form provided by the dealer. This
will close out the 993 campaign on the vehicle.
Security Kit Customer FAQs
Q1: What is the security kit option?
A1: Hyundai has identified a Firstech/Compustar security kit that targets the method of entry thieves are
using to access these vehicles. This kit, with a starter interrupt, glass-break/impact sensor, tilt and siren,
helps to discourage vehicle theft. Customers may purchase the Firstech/Compustar security kit and install it
at an authorized Hyundai dealer or a Compustar authorized installer.
Q2: What is the name of the security kit?
A2: Firstech is an award-winning maker of Compustar remote car starters and security systems.
Q3: Which vehicles will this kit fit?
A3: The security kit is available for purchase on 2016-2022MY Hyundai vehicles, including Accent, Elantra,
Elantra GT, Sonata, Veloster, Venue, Kona, Tucson, Santa Fe, and Palisade. Vehicles without immobilizers
have key ignition steering columns (no push button Start/Stop Ignition). The kit is only available for internalcombustion engine (ICE) vehicles with automatic transmission and an ignition key steering column.
Q4: Will the security kit be available for hybrids or manual transmission vehicles?
A4: The kit is not available for alternative fuel, electric or hybrids. Nor is the kit available for manual
transmission vehicles.
Q5: What is done during the installation of the security kit?
A5. During the installation, a technician will tap into certain vehicle circuits, including the ignition starter
circuit, for the Firstech/Compustar security kit to gain the necessary vehicle inputs to work properly. The
installer will install the siren, a glass-break, tilt and impact sensor, and the rest of the security kit in an
inconspicuous location and then check that the kit operates properly. The installer will also check that the
new key fobs arm & disarm the kit correctly.
Q6: When did the security kit become available?
A6: October 1, 2022.
Q7: How much does the kit cost? How much to have it installed at a dealership?
A7: The MSRP for the kit is $170, not including the cost of installation.
Q8: Why is Hyundai charging for the Security Kit?
A8: These vehicles meet or exceed all Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards and these thefts are not
related to a malfunction or defect with the security features. Since the issue is not a malfunction or defect
with the security features this kit (part cost and installation labor) is an option for a customer to consider.
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Q9: Where can the security kit be purchased?
A9: The Compustar security kit is available for purchase and installation at Hyundai dealerships and
Compustar authorized installers across the country.
Q10: Will a warranty cover cost of the security kit and installation?
A10: No. These thefts are not related to a malfunction or defect with the security features so the kit (part cost
and installation labor) would not be provided under warranty as a service campaign or recall.
Q11: Can I buy the security kit on Amazon?
A11: Amazon is not an authorized Compustar retailer, although Compustar products are sold on Amazon. This
unique configuration of Compustar components is not sold on Amazon as a kit.
Q12: What comes with the security kit?
A12: The kit includes a starter interrupt and siren, and a glass break, tilt and impact sensor.
Q13: Is the security kit difficult to install?
A13: It is recommended to have the kit professionally installed at an authorized Compustar installer or Hyundai
dealer.
Q14: How long does the kit take to install?
A14: It takes approximately 2.5hrs to install, depending on the vehicle.
Q15: Is the kit guaranteed to prevent car theft?
A15: No. The kit provides additional protections against theft, but no system can provide a guarantee of theft
prevention.
Q16: Does the security kit have a ‘warn’ feature before full siren activation?
A16: If the vehicle senses a slight movement, the siren may chirp. If the rocking continues, it will activate the
alarm with the full siren.
Q17: How do you arm/disarm the kit?
A17: The security kit comes with two key fob transmitters, with a lock and unlock button that arms and
disarms the kit.
Q18: What is the Firstech/Compustar model name and number that will work customers should use?
A18: It is recommended that customers use part number 00F67AU200.
Q19: Is this kit available nationwide or only in some areas?
A19: The kit is available for purchase and installation at Hyundai dealerships and Compustar authorized
installers across the country.
Q20: If I choose not to purchase the Firstech/Compustar kit and my car gets broken into or stolen, will my
auto insurance deny my claim?
A20: Vehicle theft or items stolen from a vehicle should be reported to local law enforcement and your
insurance company.
Q21: I do not think I should have to pay for the security kit and its installation. Will Hyundai cover this
cost?
A21: Hyundai is evaluating a process by which customers may be eligible for reimbursement to offset their
purchase of an after-market alarm. Customers can contact the Hyundai Customer Care Center at 888-498Page 15 of 21
0390 for more information regarding this option.
Q22: If I install the security kit myself or pay for a service center to install it, will it affect my warranty?
A22: The kits supplied through authorized Hyundai dealers are considered Hyundai Approved Accessories and
will be subject to
Hyundai’s Replacement Parts and Accessories Limited Warranty. Damage caused by improper installation or
parts and accessories not supplied by Hyundai may not be covered under your vehicle warranties. Please
consult your warranty handbook for further information. The alarm is not a guarantee against theft and
Hyundai Motor America is not stating that the alarm will prevent theft under any circumstance or that we in
any way guarantee that we will replace the vehicle if stolen with the alarm kit.
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Contact Reference
Thank you for your prompt attention to this important security matter and for your continued commitment to
Hyundai customers.
Key Contact Information
Dealer Support
Parts
Contact Information
[email protected]
Description
Parts ordering hotline
1-800-545-4515
Techline
1‐800‐325‐6604
Warranty HELPREP Line
1‐877‐446‐2922
Vehicle Technical Support for Hyundai Dealer
T h i i
Warranty Claim questions for Hyundai Dealers
Warranty Prior Approval (PA) Center
[email protected]
Warranty Prior Approval (PA) Center for Hyundai Dealers
[email protected]
1‐866‐984‐6355
Assistance with Car Care Scheduling:
• Appointment / Shop Capacity Management / Campaign
Integration / Operation Codes
[email protected]
Assistance with Car Care Scheduling:
Xtime Technical Support
AutoLoop Technical Support
•
1-877-850-2010
CDK Technical Support
https://serviceconnect.support.cdk.com/
Assistance with Car Care Scheduling:
•
Customer Support
Contact Information
Appointment / Shop Capacity Management / Campaign
Integration / Operation Codes
Appointment / Shop Capacity Management / Campaign
Integration / Operation Codes
Description
Hyundai Customer Care Center
(Recall /Campaign Questions)
1‐855‐671‐3059
Customer questions or concerns related to recall or service
campaigns
Hyundai Recall /Campaign
www.hyundaiusa.com/recall
Hyundai Customer Care
Center (GeneralQuestions)
1‐800‐633‐5151
Updated information related to the specific recall or service
campaign
Customers general questions, non‐campaign related
Hyundai Roadside Assistance
1-800-243-7766
Hyundai Roadside Assistance
Key Reference Information
Name
Campaign Central
Source
Consolidated repository of recall and service campaign dealer best practices. Located on the service tab
homepage in www.HyundaiDealer.com
Car Care Scheduling (Xtime) www.HyundaiDealer.com > Service > Dealer Resources > DocumentsLibrary > Car Care Scheduling
Tutorials
Car Care Scheduling (Xtime) - Recall
1. Log into Xtime
Appointment Notification
2. Under the menu at the top left, select ‘CONFIGURE’
3. Under the dealership tab, click “EMAIL COMMUNICATION”
4. Slide the toggle to “ADVANCED”
5. Populate as many e-mails as desired in the “PARTS DESK EMAIL FIELD”
Parts – Campaign Parts
Management (CPM) Procedure
As applicable; www.HyundaiDealer.com > Parts > Documents Library > Campaign Parts Management
Service Rental Car (SRC) Program
SRC Documentation: www.HyundaiDealer.com > Service tab > Documents Library > Service Rental Car
TSD: www.HyundaiDealer.com > Service tab > SRC Fleet Mgmt Software
Insurance: www.HyundaiDealer.com > Service tab > SRC Insurance
Technical Service Bulletin (TSB)
www.HyundaiDealer.com > Service tab > Hyundai Tech Info
Uncompleted Campaign VIN
Listing
A listing of vehicles is located on WEBDCS > SERVICE tab > select UNCOMPLETED CAMPAIGN VIN LISTING
Recall Campaign Website
www.hyundaiusa.com/recall
NHTSA Website
www.safercar.gov
– Dealer Stock (New, SRC, CPO, etc.) and Retailed.
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Appendix
Document Topic
• Campaign 9A5 – Technical Service Builletin (TSB) 24-01-007H published – revising decal part number
to NP002-SC9A5 on page 5
• Campaign 9A5 - Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 23-01-092H-1 published - additional 5 models
• Adding reference to additional 5 models on pages 5-6
• Adding Service Campaign 9A5 - Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 23-01-092H published
• Adding Service Campaign 9A5 throughout this document in multiple areas (pages 1-15)
• TSB 23-01-014H-6 published with additional note referencing TSB 23-BE-010H for OEM Genuine
Remote Start Module Software Update & Additional Target ROM IDs; supersedes TSB 23-01-014H-5
• Update Steering Wheel Lock image on page 5 under “Parts Information”
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Added TSB 23-BE-010H for service campaign 993 vehicles equipped with the Hyundai OEM remote
start module that exhibit horn honking after receiving the software update. Pages 3 & 5.
Includes updated text on page 9 where to find the installation instructions of the Aftermarket Security kit.
Added hyperlink to page 10 to access instructions for installing the Hyundai-Approved Accessory.
Campaign P32 for steering wheel locks (TSB 23-01-055H).
Class Action Settlement Language incorporated into Customer FAQ’s, #11, page 11.
TSB 23-01-014H-4 published with additional models/model years & inspection procedure for start/stop button;
additional models highlighted in this document & revised flowchart provided.
Updated with latest information on reimbursement for vehicles without engine immobilizers that don’t have
campaign 993 (see customer talk track).
Updated Steering Wheel Lock Program information.
TSB 23-01-014H-4 updated with Sonata (YFa), Elantra (CN7/CN7a), Elantra GT (PD), Accent (HC), Tucson
(LM), Tucson (TL), Tucson (NX4/NX4a), Santa Fe Sport (AN/DMA), Santa Fe (NC).
TSB 23-01-014H-2 updated with Kona (OS) & Veloster (FS/JS) Models.
How to arm & disarm the Anti-Theft Software after software installation on page 3.
Service Campaign 993 (initial launch).
Date
01/22/2024
12/19/2023
12/11/2023
11/10/2023
10/26/2023
08/17/2023
07/10/2023
06/15/2023
04/13/2023
04/06/2023
03/21/2023
02/13/2023
PLEASE NOTE: The next page explains the importance of customers using their FOB to activate and deactivate the software
upgrade as well as other anti-theft options that are currently available. It is a handout that can be provided to the customer.
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