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Hyundai recall #251 was originally issued in late September of 2023. It is now almost 6 months since issuance and remedy has yet been transmitted to Hyundai dealer repair facility. It is very well accepted that the remedy will be to replace the ABS fuse, a fairly easy fix, but still no official letter or notice from Hyundai. Six months during winter months to keep car outside for safety is dangerous and unsafe in itself. Personal note - I love my Azera, but will definitely not buy another Hyundai because of their unacceptable delay in this recall repair.
i was recently told my cam / crank sensor needed to be replaced, it was giving a code when the auto store plugged in the machine to the port. a few misfires also showed up. on september 6th 2023 at 715pm our car engines started to overheat, and then caught on fire. due to the fact we were homeless we lost our home. I have no idea why it caught fire or why it was over heating. The oil has been getting changed more often than when i first bought the car, the engine oil light came on once a few months ago, and the oil was low, i wasn't sure why it was doing this, especially since i had just recently had an oil change prior to this happening. As with the car fire, my recent oil change was on august 28th, the coolant was full. So i have no idea what was going on. The two mechanics that i took my car to do work on, never mentioned anything out of the ordinary. We are homeless the address is our mailing address. I do not have a phone because it was lost in the fire, along with my whole wallet, my social and any recent work that has been done on the car. the number being provided is my son's phone. it is there to reach me if needed. i would prefer to correspond though email if possible also.
I was driving along on I-95 when I heard a loud, explosive popping sound. It freaked me out at first as it sounded like I had blown a tire, but the car didn't shake, bump or swerve. I hadn't seen anything in the road I could have hit, and I wasn't driving behind any construction type trucks dropping pebbles or sand. The car was driving as if nothing had happened, so I continued to the nearest exit. As soon as I was off the highway, I pulled over, got out and saw right away that the panel of my panoramic sunroof that meets the windshield was cracked, broken and missing pieces in the left and right corners, but only had minor cracks in the center. I was thinking this was a very strange pattern of breakage if something like a rock had hit the glass. I called Hyundai about fixing the glass and they told me they don't do it--that they have another company do it for them. They gave me their number, but when I called, they said they couldn't do it either. It took me 4 other calls to find a place that would do the work. When I spoke to Hyundai and explained how I couldn't understand what had happened to cause the panel to break, they made no mention of the possibility it may have exploded. It wasn't until I got home that a friend said she googled exploding sunroofs and found all kinds of information about it, as well as class action suits. I have since found out the new panel costs $215 and approximately $80 to install. I am having the repair done right away as I can't drive around like that. I live in Florida where it rains without notice and I wouldn't want to damage the sunroof motor or anything else by getting it wet. Fortunately the sunroof was closed when this all happened and I have not opened it to see if there is glass inside everywhere because I don't want to create further danger or mess.
This vehicle had been same issues from very beginning after purchased yr 2013. Shaking entire vhehcle every morning and exhaust furnes so I took sevices severial times on dealer shop on pharr, Texas. Nothing changed and nothing improved they just mentioned it came from original engine design and typical problems but nothing serious. Oct.24th 2017 drop off my car at the dealer shop at pharr, Texas and they did diagnosis and replaced some parts of the engin day by day. However they still do not know what is roots causes until today. I can't understand that how they didn't noticed roots causes and they just keep my car on their parking lot and they would not told me resolved date!
Two issues since vehicle purchase (Dec. 2013): (1) rearview mirror drops when closing driver door. Requires adjustment every time vehicle is used. (2) trunk pops open when vehicle is stationary or moving. Hyundai dealer advised that there was no explanation for this. Hoping to get the mirror replaced soon, but no answer to the trunk issues yet.
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- Naples, FL, USA