A new issue that just occurred - the air bag light stays on as of this past Friday July 12. Not sure if it’s related to the steering wheel push buttons being intermittently non-responsive in the last several weeks - or malfunction issues that started with Cruise Control that started working intermittently sometime last year, but hey...the local dealership service dept started warning me of ALL of these issues several months ago when I first started the Oil Consumption Test for excessive oil burning up. I plan to split all these complaints up, but for now this is the most current complaint and gives a brief summary of where I am now.... OH, and the Fuel Tank sensor hasn’t worked (according to the former owners, my parents) since sometime after 65-75K miles. This means I have to rely on resetting the Trip A or Trip B every time I fill up - but one of the Trips has to remind me to put oil in at 1,500 miles- did I mention the push buttons are intermittently non-responsive now??? It was out of the 5 year warranty period, I do know that. Regardless, Hyundai will be contacted by August. Make no mistake about it. Unless they reach out to me first. :)

Update from Sep 20, 2019: UPDATE: Local dealership replaced the clockspring about two months ago. Airbag light is off and ALL steering wheel functions are operational. See my Engine seized complaint as well. The dealership and Hyundai Corporate have been very accommodating with our needs

Engine died in early June, 2017, nothing worked, would not respond, coasted off road, VERY DANGEROUS!! engine replaced, car given back to us July 18th. While in the parking lot, service manager noticed A/C issue and made us wait 2 hours before quoting us $1500 to replace A/C compressor. He also had trouble starting the vehicle as did the technician that was diagnosing our car. Since that day, a week ago today, we lost ALL but one headlight, driver side high beam, our car still has the starting issue, air bag light stays on, and the turbo hisses a lot louder than it ever did. Manager said to bring it in tomorrow and leave it, did not offer a rental.

First I would like to rant...My issue began a few weeks ago. My driver's side airbag light came on and would not go off. I had the fuses changed, still wouldn't go off. A few days later I tried to honk at an idiot backing out, my horn did not work. A few more days later...I was filling up at the gas station, hit my Trip button on the steering wheel, the display wouldn't change. I could not figure out why all these things were happening "all of a sudden". I purchased my car (used) at a dealership in Oct, 2015. I also purchased what I thought to be a very good extended warranty. I took my car to Hub Hyundai West. After having it all day they said the clock swing was bad and it was slowly knocking out the functions of the air bag, horn, and trip button. I was also told it "WOULD NOT BE COVERED UNDER MY EXTENDED WARRANTY BECAUSE IT IS AN "AIRBAG ISSUE". If it is an airbag issue, why should I come out of pocket $361.70? The horn and airbag are safety issues and should be covered. I did not damage these parts, and I wasn't in an accident. After having an unsatisfactory discussion with the dealer, I called Hyundai Corporate. Now on to my happy ending....I spoke with a really pleasant gentleman named Waldon @ (844) 462-5557. After explaining what was going on, he opened up a case for me. He even stated he couldn't understand why it wouldn't be covered, it's an "airbag issue". I was happy someone wanted to listen and assist me. I gave him all the basic vehicle information he requested, as well as the dealership name, phone number, and service manager's name. He advised me he would get the information to the Hyundai Warranty Department for a decision/resolution and would be in contact with me within 24 hours. He called me back an hour later and said THEY WILL COVER IT under Hyundai's warranty. THANK GOD! There are people who care to resolve your issue. My advice, if the dealer can't or won't resolve your issue, if the warranty corporation won't resolve your issue, contact Hyundai Corporate @ (844) 462-5557. Calmly and nicely explain your issue to see if they can help. Hopefully they can. I love my car and I know how frustrating it is so hope you have a happy ending as well. Thx

Well the dealer says it's all related It all started that the cruise control won't work nor the trip switch. When I ask the dealer he said it's something in the steering wheel and soon the airbag light will show up, which it did this week !!! I rarely use the cruise control and the trip switch I only use it when I change my oil to keep track on the miles. For something that's rarely use looks like Hyundai has a problem, because the dealer says it's been happening a lot. Problem is that Hyundai should take care of this as a recall since there is so many !!!

Very disappointed because it's expensive to fix.