2021 Hyundai IUMPR Data Collection TSB 20-01-039H

What is the Hyundai IUMPR Data Collection?

Hyundai Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) 20-01-039H describes a procedure for collecting On-Board Diagnostics (OBD) "In Use Monitor Performance Ratio" (IUMPR) data from specific 2019-2021 Hyundai vehicles. This data collection is a requirement mandated by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) and is specifically for California dealers. The bulletin revises a previous TSB, 19-01-042H, to include 2021 model year vehicles.

This process ensures that Hyundai vehicles comply with emissions monitoring regulations. The collected data is no longer submitted manually via datasheet or dealer email; instead, it is sent electronically via the GDS Mobile diagnostic tool when the procedure outlined in TSB 20-01-039H is followed.

Important Warnings and Notes

This TSB includes several critical advisories for dealers and owners:

• "California Dealers only must perform this data collection on vehicles whenever an affected vehicle is in the shop for any maintenance or repair if the vehicle meets the below specified criteria."
• "This campaign procedure must be performed prior to completing any other open campaigns." This means the IUMPR data collection takes precedence over other service actions.
• Dealers should access Hyundai Motor America's "Warranty Vehicle Information" screen via WEBDCS to identify open campaigns for a vehicle upon its arrival.
• "You may receive an error screen if internet is not connected, vehicle doesn't have an open DC1 campaign, or if any of the other conditions specified on page-1 does not apply."
• "Valid data should not contain '0' for values at most parameters." This ensures the accuracy of the submitted data.
• "Submission of a printout by dealer email is no longer required for claim payment. The data should be transmitted electronically by GDS. However, your printout will serve as claim evidence in the event the GDS fails to send it electronically."
• "Should Section-B not show a status of pending or sent out succesfully for the applicable VIN, then the above collection procedure steps 1-6 will need to be repeated." This highlights the importance of successful data transmission.

Data Collection Procedure Summary

The Hyundai IUMPR data collection process involves using the GDS Mobile diagnostic tool. Here's a summary of the steps:

1. Connect GDS Mobile: Connect the GDS Mobile device to the vehicle with the ignition ON (the engine does not need to be running). The GDS Mobile should automatically detect the vehicle's VIN. Confirm the correct vehicle information is displayed.
2. Select IUMPR Function: From the GDS Mobile's main menu, navigate to the "More" section and select the "IUMPR" function.
3. Start DC1 IUMPR: Select "DC1 IUMPR Start." Ensure GDS is connected to the internet, as it needs to confirm the vehicle has an open DC1 campaign.
4. Enter Information: Accurately enter the required information into the fields, such as Dealer Code, Mileage, Technician Name, Repair Order Number, and Test Group (found on the engine underhood emissions label).
5. Initiate Collection: Select "DC1 IUMPR Data Collection Start."
6. Confirm and Send: Review the collected IUMPR data. Confirm the VIN was correctly captured. Scroll down to the second page and select "Send" to transmit the data to Hyundai's server. A "Test result has sent out successfully." message should appear.
7. Print Record (Optional): While not required for claim payment, a printout of the IUMPR data collection can be made for the repair order as evidence, especially if electronic transmission fails.

Warranty Information

The warranty information for this Hyundai IUMPR data collection campaign is as follows:

Model Year	Op Code	Operation	OpTime	Causal Part	Nature	Cause
2019	CCARB019	IUMPR Data Collection	0.4	NTF00 00000	174	ZZ4
2020	CCARB020	IUMPR Data Collection	0.4	NTF00 00000	174	ZZ4
2021	CCARB021	IUMPR Data Collection	0.4	NTF00 00000	174	ZZ4

Claims should be submitted on the Campaign Claim Entry Screen.

Checking Data Transmission Status

After attempting the Hyundai IUMPR data collection, dealers can check the transmission status:

1. Select Status Check: From the DC1 IUMPR Data Collection screen, select "Status Check."
2. Review Status: The Data Transmission Status Check screen will display the following:
   • SENT: Indicates the IUMPR data has been successfully sent to Hyundai's server.
   • Pending: Indicates the data was collected and saved in GDS but is awaiting automatic transmission once an internet connection is established. If the internet connection is restored, the data will be sent automatically. Dealers can also try "Send All Pending" if they have just connected to the internet.

If the status is not "pending" or "sent out successfully" for the applicable VIN, the entire data collection procedure (steps 1-6) must be repeated.

What Owners Should Do

If you own a 2019-2021 Hyundai Tucson, Kona, Veloster, or Palisade in California, your vehicle may be subject to this Hyundai IUMPR data collection. This is a mandatory emissions reporting requirement, not a repair for a fault. When you bring your vehicle to a Hyundai dealer for maintenance or repair, they will check for open campaigns, including this DC1 campaign. If your vehicle meets the eligibility criteria, the dealer will perform the data collection as part of their service.

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Source: NHTSA ID: 10182304