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Bluetooth Antennas

NOTE: Some brands/types of mobile phone or laptop computer chargers may cause interference that could lead to a Phone as a Key concern if the Phone as a Key is within a few inches of the charger and the No Key Detected message displays in the message center. If a concern is observed, move the Phone as a Key away from the charger and attempt to transition the ignition on.

Bluetooth antennas allow the owner to utilize their registered and authorized connected mobile devices for traditional RKE transmitter purposes like remote operation (remote start, lock/unlock, etc), passive entry, passive charge code unlock and passive start.

External environmental effects such as temperature differentials may influence the external/internal antennas for registered and authorized connected mobile devices location calculation. Other external environmental issues that can affect bluetooth antenna function can also come from ultra high frequency (UHF) devices, other bluetooth devices, radio frequency barriers, fluid spills on the antenna, ice/snow and dust/mud covering the antenna.