I am having the same issue. Curious to know what they tell you as I’ve also been experiencing that and the car jerking during shifting. It’s so frustrating.
Hello, I will respond with their response once they give me my car back.I am having the same issue. Curious to know what they tell you as I’ve also been experiencing that and the car jerking during shifting. It’s so frustrating.
Does anyone think it might be worth getting the extended warranty? I usually don't as someone is making money on it and it is not me! But I'm really thinking about it after reading many of these posts.I've had this car 2 months and now its acting like it doesn't want to start on the first turn often. Now yesterday while pumping gas the safety click never stopped and gas shot out everywhere! I was too scared to crank the car because gas was everywhere. I have an appointment next week but not confident with the dealer. Had issues with them since I bought the car.
I did buy the extended warranty with my new Tucson Hybrid. Dealer told me that if the head unit had to be replaced, it costs 4 to 5 grand. If you won't keep the car longer than 5 years...then maybe not worth it? Buying it up front runs a little over $400 per year of extra warranty.Does anyone think it might be worth getting the extended warranty? I usually don't as someone is making money on it and it is not me! But I'm really thinking about it after reading many of these posts.
So, you are going to get the extended warranty? I fully intend to keep mine longer than the 5/60K warranty. I shudder to think of the cost of replacing the hybrid batteries after 5 years <g>.Thanks Kev. I have decided that is what I will do.
Ron
Of course you will still have warranty on the hybrid battery. 10 yrs 100000 miles if I’m not mistakenSo, you are going to get the extended warranty? I fully intend to keep mine longer than the 5/60K warranty. I shudder to think of the cost of replacing the hybrid batteries after 5 years <g>.
K
If I remember correctly, hybrid batteries are 8 years, 100K.Of course you will still have warranty on the hybrid battery. 10 yrs 100000 miles if I’m not mistaken
I think the current hybrid warranty is 10 years as well just checked out the Hyundai websiteIf I remember correctly, hybrid batteries are 8 years, 100K.
Good information thanksCanada is only 8 years on battery. Probably because of the cold weather? US is 10 years as I understand.
LOL - even the door handles are different! Canadian ones don't have the hardware to do key card.I was surprised that our warranties would be different
I had a 2013 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid and had 108,000 miles on it in 8 years it had a lifetime warranty on the battery. I never had a problem with the battery. I traded it for the Tucson( not hybrid ) this year because of only the 100,000 mile on the battery. I do miss my hybrid!Yes, 10 years or 100K miles on batteries in the US. I purchased the extended warranty from Hyundai so most everything covered for 10 years. The price of the car head unit, I was told is $4 to $5K. So, depends on how long you intend to keep the car.
Surely the pump not stopping is a problem with the actual fuel pump, not the car? Petrol pumps have a sensor which sucks in air as it dispenses fuel and as soon as the air is replaced with fuel, it recognises that the end of the nozzle is below the fuel line, therefore the tank is full and it shuts off.I've had this car 2 months and now its acting like it doesn't want to start on the first turn often. Now yesterday while pumping gas the safety click never stopped and gas shot out everywhere! I was too scared to crank the car because gas was everywhere. I have an appointment next week but not confident with the dealer. Had issues with them since I bought the car.