2024 Kia Models Emissions Data Collection TSB 247

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of Kia TSB 247?

Kia TSB 247 outlines a mandatory data collection procedure (DC24) for California dealers. Its purpose is to extract "in use performance tracking" emissions data, also known as IUMPR data, from the Engine Control Unit (ECU) of specific 2024 Kia models, as required by the California Air Resources Board (CARB).

Which Kia models are affected by the DC24 emissions data collection?

The DC24 emissions data collection applies to multiple 2024 Kia models, including the Sportage, Niro, Carnival, Telluride, K5, Seltos, Soul, and Sorento. This procedure is specifically for vehicles sold in California.

What are the conditions for a vehicle to undergo the DC24 data collection?

For a vehicle to be eligible for the DC24 data collection, it must have an open Data Collection code like DC24XXXX in KDealer+, have over 3,000 accumulated miles, no battery replacement or ECU update in the last 3,000 miles, and no Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) illuminated.

What happens if the data transmission fails during the DC24 procedure?

If the data transmission fails during the DC24 procedure, the KDS will display an error message. Technicians should check the 'Status Check' screen to see if the data is 'pending', meaning it was captured by KDS and will be sent automatically once an internet connection is restored. If not, the collection procedure must be repeated.