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Hyundai XG350 Warranty Issues and Questions
My car started misfiring badly and I got a free tow to the nearest Hyundai dealer. The dealer is less than one yr old and the service dept less than 9 months, as it turned out. It's been 3 days and all they can tell me yet is that, after they replaced all spark plugs and a coil, as advised by 'the computer codes', it is no better but that (after 3 days) they do know that the 6th cylinder has no compression. They say they will have to open it up and look around.
I have not been pleased with the communication as to what is happening with my car and have been told (privately by someone who will not be quoted) that they have other big jobs so I may not get it back for 8 days, if things go well. Add to it that most of the service staff speaks broken English and I am losing confidence that my car is safe being worked on there.
Does anyone have any advice as to whether this kind of problem (bad misfiring) can really be this difficult to diagnose and fix; also what my rights might be under a warranty? I've heard bad things about the realtionship between Hyundai dealers and corporate.
In case push comes to shove, does anyone recommend a Hyundai service dept in Southern California?
Thanks
Deana
I have not been pleased with the communication as to what is happening with my car and have been told (privately by someone who will not be quoted) that they have other big jobs so I may not get it back for 8 days, if things go well. Add to it that most of the service staff speaks broken English and I am losing confidence that my car is safe being worked on there.
Does anyone have any advice as to whether this kind of problem (bad misfiring) can really be this difficult to diagnose and fix; also what my rights might be under a warranty? I've heard bad things about the realtionship between Hyundai dealers and corporate.
In case push comes to shove, does anyone recommend a Hyundai service dept in Southern California?
Thanks
Deana
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In any event, I am good to go for now and the car seems fine. Though I hesitate to generalize, what I think I've learned is to avoid service at new dealerships or, at the very least, talk to the service manager before you let the car be towed into the nearest dealer, per the warranty. Thru my research I contacted two other dealerships whose service managers seem very committed, in fact leading me to the district manager.
Thanks all
Deana