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Re: Bumper to Bumper Warranty [myjeepsucks96]
by sonatalover
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Apr 28, 2007 (1:13 pm)
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Replying to: myjeepsucks96 (Dec 27, 2006 7:57 am)
I was in the habit of changing my fuel filter every 30,000 miles on my '99 GL. At 30,000 miles I asked my local dealer service manager about replacing the fuel filter on my '03 LX. I was told that, because it is located in the fuel tank, is not designed to be changed unless there is a problem. It's nice to work with a dealer's service department that is honest and not looking to pad their pocketbook at my expense.
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Re: Hyundai Maintenance policy [gottogo]
by debbie257
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Nov 03, 2008 (12:50 pm)
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Replying to: gottogo (Jul 28, 2006 8:57 am)
I had trouble with my car and took it to a private mechanic. I called Hyundai Corp. and they said I could have taken my car to any dealership. So I think you're being jerked around and don't want to by from that dealership. You might want to report them to Hyundai Corp.
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Service
by dave868
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Nov 04, 2008 (8:34 pm)
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This is my first experience with Hyundai. I bought a Sonata Limited V6 with nav a month ago. I have experinced some initial issues which I have detialed in another post. It's not so much that issues that bothers me. its the service experience that has concerned me.
I wanted to involve my salesperson, since it involved initial quality issues. It took 6 voicemails over the course of a week just to schedule an appointment. It seems that once I made the purchase, their involvement was over. Now that I have made the appointment, I have had to reschedule, since a loaner car would not be available.
I am hoping that this is not indicative of Hyundai service in general.
Does anyone else have any noteworthy experiences with their dealer? Either good or bad.
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Re: Service [dave868]
by retsab
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Nov 05, 2008 (6:18 am)
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Replying to: dave868 (Nov 04, 2008 8:34 pm)
I purchased a new GLS 4cyl and had difficulties the first two days with shift lock release on the transmission. The car ended up at the dealership for 32 days, difficul diagnosis and time required in obtaining parts from S. Korea. Just received word that through BBB Lemon Law procedure that I would be supplied a replacement vehicle, which is to arrive in a few days, almost 4 months since I took ownership. Throughout the month of diagnosis and repair and a few return trips for other issue, I could not have been happier with the treatment I received at the Shults Hyundai dealership in Jamestown,NY. They initially had difficulty with the problem as I described it, until they recreated the situation, overnight time period, and experienced the same problem. The service writers, service manager, and mechanics seemed to take an interest in my problem and seemed to go the "extra mile" to make the best of a poor situation by obtaining loaner vehicles ( 4 over the month long situation) quickly, giving me updates and detailed explanations of the steps and difficulties they were having. The only problem, the first day they came to my home with a replacement vehicle and took my car, then returned it six hours later "all fixed". For this "repair" there was no work order writen, which came up at the Lemon Law procedure, it did not impact the result as the determining factor was the excess of 30 days out of service. A Word to the wise, Document everything in the beginning!
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