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Replying to: coachmoon (Jan 04, 2007 12:26 pm) I am from Canada. My Tucson 1 year old and I am starting to feel the same problem with my transmission. The dealer could not find anything. May be you can give me information what country are you from, in which dealership and when the repair was done. This way my dealership can contact yours and may-be they can get any clue what should be done for fixing my car. Thanks. perah911  yahoo.com
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I need to replace my hazard switch assembly on a 2007 tuscon. No manuals are availble and it is not under warranty due to a coffee spill. PLEASE HELP! How do I remove the dash board to access the switch assembly.
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Replying to: dcwinborne (Dec 01, 2007 10:47 am) ray_h1, "Hyundai Online Shop Manuals Access" #, 21 Nov 2006 11:06 am Online Repair Manuals Removing the dash is pretty radical surgery that can probably (hopefully!) by avoided by some gymnastics under the dash. |
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| Hi! I have some questions as I am a new owner of a Hyundai Tuscon. I just bought my Hyundai last week 2007 GLS new off the lot. There were less than 100 miles on it. I have had it a week and Sunday it seemed as if the transmission went out in it. I was pulling out of my neighborhood when there was a clanking sound and the check engine light came on and there was no acceleration it was almost as if my transmission was rolling or wouldnt catch. Not only was roadside assistance no help bc it was a Sunday and I was out of town when this happened but my dealership couldnt help me either. I drove 200+ miles to the dealership in 3rd gear (shiftronic) on an automatic car bc it wouldnt shift automatically and we could only go 55 m. The shop said it is only a outake sensor that is bad but I am fearing it is much worse than that.. Any help????? Suggestions?? This is my first car that I have purchased and I wanted a reliable car and now I am worried I got a faulty car.Help pleaseeeeee | |
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We have 2 Hyundai Tucsons....a 2005 and a 2007. The 2005 finally got the radio replacement that it needed, as the original radio would drain the battery if the car sat for more than 3-4 days. So, the 2005 is finally working and reliable. It was a very frustrating problem for awhile cuz Hyundai refused to recognize the defect. It took my college-age-daughter to demand more attention to get the radio replaced (she can whine better than I can). Supposedly the warranty was off, but the problem was well-documented in our service record, so they did finally cover it. The 2007 Tucson had a sensor problem within the few few months that was taken care of and no problems since then. The Hyundai roadside assistance has been helpful, but luckily these problems have never been on a Sunday. The 2007 has been great in the winter weather with the stability control. We love our Tucsons, and hopefully they will continue to be good for us! |
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Is there such a manual available on Tucson? I haven't found one.
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Replying to: greatcars (Mar 04, 2008 1:58 pm)
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Replying to: dziak (Mar 05, 2008 6:32 am)
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Replying to: greatcars (Mar 05, 2008 1:14 pm) 
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