Hyundai Problems

It would seem to be in the fuel system, so I would be looking at the injectors to find the cause.

Brake wear is an issue that crops up regularly with most makes, not only Hyundai. It's a fact of life that brakes wear out much faster than they once did, and it's down to a number of things, like the removal of asbestos from brake linings, softer disc material, the introduction of ABS braking etc, heavier traffic, more traffic lights etc. They all contribute.

We checked with Hyundai and their advice was to follow the service booklet as it is produced with specific recommendations for this market, whereas the owner's manual is a generic publication for many markets around the world. The shorter period is definitely the one to use.

I'm guessing you will want the problem fixed under warranty, so you will have to go to a Hyundai dealership. Go to a big dealership, which should be able to do the job for you, or if you are not confident call Hyundai and ask for a list of dealers who can do it for you.

There are no guidelines on what is acceptable and what is not when   it comes to paint quality. If you can't resolve your differences   with Hyundai you're really left with nowhere to go but the court.

There are no guidelines on what is acceptable and what is not when it comes to paint quality. If you can't resolve your differences with Hyundai you're really left with nowhere to go but the court.

That's good news, and like you we would also like to thank Hyundai for following through and fixing the problem.

We have had a number of similar reports on Hyundai vehicles, and it seems it is the antenna that's the problem. Talk to your dealer and ask that he fit a new antenna.

We have had another Hyundai owner contact us with the same problem, and Hyundai, to its credit, eventually fixed the problem by fitting another antenna. Go back to your dealer and ask that they do the same for you.