Highboy
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Has anybody had this done yet?
New Hyundia recall
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Seems like this was posted a month or so ago...
wemay
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Yes, it's been out for a while now. Happy about the lifetime warranty on the long-block. Got mine done last week for the Sportage. Haven't received the notice for the Santa Fe yet.
Highboy
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Sorry, I just received it yesterday.
My 2017 Elantra had a brake booster recall the first week of ownership. A Tech at Hyundai Forums posted the recall before getting the letter. You may want to check it out for other people who have done the recall.
HYUNDAI-FORUMS.COM
HYUNDAI-FORUMS.COM
Nick1994
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I got one the other week for my 15'. I bought mine used so warranty is up, but once I take it in they'll program the computer and extend the warranty to 10 years/120k miles.
My son will be getting my "old" 2014 Santa Fe 2.0T in a few weeks--this service campaign is pending for it, although I never received a letter. If in doubt, go to this site and enter your VIN; it will let you know if you have pending recalls or service campaigns:
https://autoservice.hyundaiusa.com/campaignhome
https://autoservice.hyundaiusa.com/campaignhome
Originally Posted by OilUzer
curious why doesn't Hyundai include same year (2011-2014) Tuscons with the same (2.4L GDI) engines?
Could be the 2.4L is too much engine for the smaller CUV? . . . Hyundai's objective for the Tuscon may be not so much for performance, but for fuel economy and lower price. I'll admit that at Tuscon with a 2.4L could be fun to drive!
curious why doesn't Hyundai include same year (2011-2014) Tuscons with the same (2.4L GDI) engines?
Could be the 2.4L is too much engine for the smaller CUV? . . . Hyundai's objective for the Tuscon may be not so much for performance, but for fuel economy and lower price. I'll admit that at Tuscon with a 2.4L could be fun to drive!
both my 2015 sonata and santafe sport were recalled. both have the 2.4 ddi enginr.
also extended my warranty. but I have not had any problems with them.
also extended my warranty. but I have not had any problems with them.
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Originally Posted by OilUzer
curious why doesn't Hyundai include same year (2011-2014) Tuscons with the same (2.4L GDI) engines?
Could be the 2.4L is too much engine for the smaller CUV? . . . Hyundai's objective for the Tuscon may be not so much for performance, but for fuel economy and lower price. I'll admit that at Tuscon with a 2.4L could be fun to drive!
It is a nice car. Wife got it after test driving 3 or 4 different same size competitors. I pushed a little for RAV4 due to the quality but she liked the Tuscon and 100K waranty. The only thing I suggested was getting the 2.4L vs 2.0L. Fuel economy is very good. I think about 28mpg on extended freeway.
I don't like small engines. For me it has to be a good size v6 or a v8 but for a 4 cylinder car, it's not bad.
Originally Posted by OilUzer
curious why doesn't Hyundai include same year (2011-2014) Tuscons with the same (2.4L GDI) engines?
Could be the 2.4L is too much engine for the smaller CUV? . . . Hyundai's objective for the Tuscon may be not so much for performance, but for fuel economy and lower price. I'll admit that at Tuscon with a 2.4L could be fun to drive!
It is a nice car. Wife got it after test driving 3 or 4 different same size competitors. I pushed a little for RAV4 due to the quality but she liked the Tuscon and 100K waranty. The only thing I suggested was getting the 2.4L vs 2.0L. Fuel economy is very good. I think about 28mpg on extended freeway.
I don't like small engines. For me it has to be a good size v6 or a v8 but for a 4 cylinder car, it's not bad.
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