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Old 01-07-2013, 07:11 AM   #1
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Hi Gencoupe.com,

Dropped off my '13 2.0 Premium last Thursday to replace the rear bumper after it got dinged in a parking space.

This morning, I got an email from BlueLink - 'Panic alert', like somebody pressed the SOS button on the rear view mirror.

My question is: does anything else prompt a panic alert, e.g. impact, car alarm, etc? Interested in knowing before I ask the shop what was going on.

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off subject but is the door ding covered by warranty, did they give you rental
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No - why would impact damage be covered by the warranty? The part didn't fail, someone smacked it and it broke.

It wasn't a hyundai dealership, just a body shop my insurance sent me to.
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in the future, pick your own body shop. no, your insurance company can not make you go to theirs. i would simply go to the shop and demand some answers. hey, they could have been adjusting the mirror and- oops, ya never know!
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They didn't make me go, I chose it and it's well reviewed - so I suspect it's nothing. Just wanted to double check.
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It wasn't a hyundai dealership, just a body shop my insurance sent me to.
was just letting you know........ glad you chose a well reviewed one. some people just go where they are told.
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In my experience that is how the dealer finds your car in the big lot they hit the panic button I have had the same thing happen to me.
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I used to work as a tech for hyundai and we would always use the panic button to find a specific car. Makes it much easier than looking through 400+ cars.
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Does the "panic" button on the key fob send a message to Blue link?
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There are a couple of previous threads where several people reported getting random panic alerts for no reason. Before I canceled Bluelink I would get one from my car 2-3 times a week while it was sitting in my driveway doing nothing. So, probably they were looking for your car, or could also be random.
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