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2021-2025 Hyundai Bluelink Connectivity AVN Pinhole Reset

Hyundai has issued Service Campaign 25-01-024H to address a loss of Bluelink connectivity or interruptions in service functions. This issue, often linked to Verizon's network, is resolved by performing an AVN pinhole reset.

ByAhmet Topcu — Founder & Editor-in-ChiefAutomated summary2023 Hyundai Tucson
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Source: NHTSA manufacturer_communication 11015936
25-01-024H9C1AVN Pinhole ResetBluelink Service functionsloss of connectivityinterruptions in Bluelink ServiceVerizon's communication network50D058R1NTF00-00000M73
Hyundai Elantra
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2022–2025
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2022–2025
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2023–2025
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2021–2023
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2021–2025
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2021–2025
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2021
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2021–2022
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Hyundai has released Service Campaign 25-01-024H (also known as 9C1) to address issues with Hyundai Bluelink connectivity. This campaign provides a procedure for an AVN (Audio, Video, Navigation) pinhole reset to reestablish proper Bluelink service functions.

Symptoms

Owners may experience a complete loss of connectivity for their Bluelink services or frequent interruptions while using various Bluelink functions. These symptoms indicate an underlying issue with the vehicle's communication with Verizon's network, leading to unreliable Hyundai Bluelink connectivity.

Diagnosis / Trigger Conditions

The root cause of the Hyundai Bluelink connectivity problem is identified as an irregular disconnection from Verizon's communication network. This can prevent the AVN system from maintaining a stable connection, leading to the observed service interruptions.

Important Warnings

Dealers are mandated to perform this service campaign on all affected vehicles before customer retail delivery. It must also be completed whenever an affected vehicle is brought into the shop for any maintenance or repair. Dealers can identify open campaigns by accessing the "Vehicle Information" screen via WebDCS.

NOTICE: To prevent potential damage to IONIQ vehicles, repairs related to this campaign for affected IONIQ vehicles must only be performed at IONIQ certified dealers.

Repair Procedure Summary

The repair involves performing an AVN pinhole reset and then verifying the Bluelink connection. This process aims to reestablish stable Hyundai Bluelink connectivity.

  1. Ignition On: Ensure the vehicle's ignition is turned ON.
  2. AVN Pinhole Reset: Locate the small reset hole on the AVN unit (often labeled 'B' in service diagrams). Using a pin or a similar small object, gently press the button inside this hole for approximately two seconds. The AVN screen will go black and reset, indicating the pinhole reset was successful.
  3. Verify Connection: After the reset, navigate to the AVN system's main menu. Select "Bluelink" (A), then proceed to "Bluelink Settings" (B).
  4. Activate Bluelink: Within the settings, select either "Activate" (C) or "Reconfigure" (D) to initiate the Bluelink activation process. A loading screen will appear during this step.
  5. Confirm Activation: Once the process is complete, verify that Bluelink has been successfully activated by selecting "OK" (E). If Bluelink does not show as activated, the dealer should contact Techline for further assistance.

Warranty Information

This service campaign is covered under warranty. The operation code for this procedure is 50D058R1, which includes both the "AVN Pinhole Reset" and "Verification of Connection." The estimated operation time is 0.2 man-hours. The causal part is NTF00-00000, with Nature Code M73 and Cause Code ZZ3.

Dealers must submit claims for this campaign as a "Campaign" type on the Claim Entry Screen. If any part requires replacement during this campaign and is still under warranty, a separate claim should be submitted using the same repair order. If the part is out of warranty, a Prior Approval request for goodwill consideration is required before performing the work.

What Owners Should Do

If you are experiencing issues with your Hyundai Bluelink connectivity, such as a loss of service or frequent interruptions, contact your authorized Hyundai dealer. Inform them about Service Campaign 25-01-024H. They will perform the necessary AVN pinhole reset and Bluelink re-activation to restore your services.


Source: NHTSA ID: 11015936

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Hyundai Service Campaign 25-01-024H?
Hyundai Service Campaign 25-01-024H (also known as 9C1) is a manufacturer communication addressing issues with Bluelink service connectivity, which can manifest as a loss of service or interruptions due to disconnections from Verizon's communication network.
What are the symptoms of poor Hyundai Bluelink connectivity?
Symptoms include a complete loss of Bluelink service functions or frequent interruptions while attempting to use Bluelink features. This indicates the AVN system is struggling to maintain a stable connection.
How is the Hyundai Bluelink connectivity issue resolved?
The issue is resolved by performing an AVN pinhole reset on the vehicle's Audio, Video, Navigation system, followed by a re-activation and verification of the Bluelink connection through the system's settings.
Can I perform the AVN pinhole reset myself?
While the procedure involves pressing a button, it is recommended to have this service performed by an authorized Hyundai dealer. For IONIQ vehicles, specifically, the repair must be done at an IONIQ certified dealer to avoid potential damage.

What Hyundai Tucson owners report

Counted from the records in our database across 22 model years.

6,738
Owner complaints
37
Recalls
564
Service bulletins
276
Crashes reported
145
Fires reported
256
Injuries reported

The 2023 model year

182 complaints, the 12th most of 22 model years on file. Owners reported 15 crashes, 1 fire and 8 injuries for this year, which also has 2 recalls on file.

Electrical System, the system this article covers, accounts for 849 of 6,738 complaints (13%), including 38 for 2023.

Complaints by model year

Model years with the most complaints for the Hyundai Tucson
2012255
2013266
2015229
20161,626
20171,095
2018399
2019385
2022509
2023182
2025451

Most-reported systems

  1. Engine — 2,451
  2. Power Train — 1,273
  3. Electrical System — 849
  4. Service Brakes — 761
  5. Forward Collision Avoidance — 432

Latest recalls for the 2023 model year

  • 25V893000 — Trailer Hitches (Dec 2025) — Park outside
  • 23V526000 — Power Train (Jul 2023) — Park outside
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