Maintance Requirements on Line
05-15-2006, 05:14 PM
#31
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Re: Maintance Requirements on Line
Guncho wrote:
> Brian Nystrom wrote:
>
>>Guncho wrote:
>>
>>>Brian Nystrom wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>twfsa wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Is there a PDF file on line so to see what maintenance requirements are for
>>>>>Hyundia's?
>>>>>
>>>>>I thought this would be helpful to see what the requirements are needed
>>>>>before buying the next vehicle , as to figure out future maintenance cost.
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks
>>>>>tom
>>>>
>>>>The only thing that's at all unusual about the maintenance schedule is
>>>>that the timing belt has to be changed at 60K miles. Other than that,
>>>>it's just fluid and filter changes at typical intervals.
>>>
>>>So if you don't do everything the maintenance pamphlet says, it won't
>>>void your warranty?
>>
>>No, I didn't say that.
>
>
> If you don't do everything the maintenance manual says, will that void
> your warranty?
It could. Whether it will depends on how reasonable the dealer and
Hyundai choose to be. It they are reasonable, they will assess whether
any missed maintenance is related to the failure in question. If it
isn't related, then they shouldn't deny the warranty coverage. However,
if it is related, then I think they should deny your warranty. After
all, why should I subsidize via higher vehicle costs your unwillingness
to maintain your car?
Matt
> Brian Nystrom wrote:
>
>>Guncho wrote:
>>
>>>Brian Nystrom wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>twfsa wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Is there a PDF file on line so to see what maintenance requirements are for
>>>>>Hyundia's?
>>>>>
>>>>>I thought this would be helpful to see what the requirements are needed
>>>>>before buying the next vehicle , as to figure out future maintenance cost.
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks
>>>>>tom
>>>>
>>>>The only thing that's at all unusual about the maintenance schedule is
>>>>that the timing belt has to be changed at 60K miles. Other than that,
>>>>it's just fluid and filter changes at typical intervals.
>>>
>>>So if you don't do everything the maintenance pamphlet says, it won't
>>>void your warranty?
>>
>>No, I didn't say that.
>
>
> If you don't do everything the maintenance manual says, will that void
> your warranty?
It could. Whether it will depends on how reasonable the dealer and
Hyundai choose to be. It they are reasonable, they will assess whether
any missed maintenance is related to the failure in question. If it
isn't related, then they shouldn't deny the warranty coverage. However,
if it is related, then I think they should deny your warranty. After
all, why should I subsidize via higher vehicle costs your unwillingness
to maintain your car?
Matt
05-15-2006, 09:27 PM
#32
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Re: Re: Maintance Requirements on Line
I logged into my account at hyundaiusa.com and checked out the maintenance
schedule. There is no mention of timing belt changes at all for the 4
cylinder! Also, at the 7500 mile service I was charged to adjust the rear
brakes, which confused the heck out of me, but I paid it....... It's also
not on the Hyundai recommended service.
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
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> Chris:
>
> Your link is to a particular dealer's maintenance package. You should not
> confuse this with the maintenance requirements prescribed by Hyundai,
> which
> may be fewer or more.
>
> I looked at www.hyundaiusa.com, and I see they've changed things a little.
> If you go to this page:
>
> http://www.hyundaiusa.com/owners/myh...cerecords.aspx
>
> you should be able to register and get what you desire. Compare the
> manufacturer's requirements with the dealer's services. You'll see
> whether you need everything they're pitching or whether you'll need to add
> additional services.
>
schedule. There is no mention of timing belt changes at all for the 4
cylinder! Also, at the 7500 mile service I was charged to adjust the rear
brakes, which confused the heck out of me, but I paid it....... It's also
not on the Hyundai recommended service.
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
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> Chris:
>
> Your link is to a particular dealer's maintenance package. You should not
> confuse this with the maintenance requirements prescribed by Hyundai,
> which
> may be fewer or more.
>
> I looked at www.hyundaiusa.com, and I see they've changed things a little.
> If you go to this page:
>
> http://www.hyundaiusa.com/owners/myh...cerecords.aspx
>
> you should be able to register and get what you desire. Compare the
> manufacturer's requirements with the dealer's services. You'll see
> whether you need everything they're pitching or whether you'll need to add
> additional services.
>
05-15-2006, 09:27 PM
#33
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Re: Re: Maintance Requirements on Line
I logged into my account at hyundaiusa.com and checked out the maintenance
schedule. There is no mention of timing belt changes at all for the 4
cylinder! Also, at the 7500 mile service I was charged to adjust the rear
brakes, which confused the heck out of me, but I paid it....... It's also
not on the Hyundai recommended service.
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
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> Chris:
>
> Your link is to a particular dealer's maintenance package. You should not
> confuse this with the maintenance requirements prescribed by Hyundai,
> which
> may be fewer or more.
>
> I looked at www.hyundaiusa.com, and I see they've changed things a little.
> If you go to this page:
>
> http://www.hyundaiusa.com/owners/myh...cerecords.aspx
>
> you should be able to register and get what you desire. Compare the
> manufacturer's requirements with the dealer's services. You'll see
> whether you need everything they're pitching or whether you'll need to add
> additional services.
>
schedule. There is no mention of timing belt changes at all for the 4
cylinder! Also, at the 7500 mile service I was charged to adjust the rear
brakes, which confused the heck out of me, but I paid it....... It's also
not on the Hyundai recommended service.
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
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> Chris:
>
> Your link is to a particular dealer's maintenance package. You should not
> confuse this with the maintenance requirements prescribed by Hyundai,
> which
> may be fewer or more.
>
> I looked at www.hyundaiusa.com, and I see they've changed things a little.
> If you go to this page:
>
> http://www.hyundaiusa.com/owners/myh...cerecords.aspx
>
> you should be able to register and get what you desire. Compare the
> manufacturer's requirements with the dealer's services. You'll see
> whether you need everything they're pitching or whether you'll need to add
> additional services.
>
05-15-2006, 09:27 PM
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Re: Re: Maintance Requirements on Line
I logged into my account at hyundaiusa.com and checked out the maintenance
schedule. There is no mention of timing belt changes at all for the 4
cylinder! Also, at the 7500 mile service I was charged to adjust the rear
brakes, which confused the heck out of me, but I paid it....... It's also
not on the Hyundai recommended service.
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
news:9059a2802248d38b545e24bad94d5e08@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> Chris:
>
> Your link is to a particular dealer's maintenance package. You should not
> confuse this with the maintenance requirements prescribed by Hyundai,
> which
> may be fewer or more.
>
> I looked at www.hyundaiusa.com, and I see they've changed things a little.
> If you go to this page:
>
> http://www.hyundaiusa.com/owners/myh...cerecords.aspx
>
> you should be able to register and get what you desire. Compare the
> manufacturer's requirements with the dealer's services. You'll see
> whether you need everything they're pitching or whether you'll need to add
> additional services.
>
schedule. There is no mention of timing belt changes at all for the 4
cylinder! Also, at the 7500 mile service I was charged to adjust the rear
brakes, which confused the heck out of me, but I paid it....... It's also
not on the Hyundai recommended service.
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
news:9059a2802248d38b545e24bad94d5e08@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> Chris:
>
> Your link is to a particular dealer's maintenance package. You should not
> confuse this with the maintenance requirements prescribed by Hyundai,
> which
> may be fewer or more.
>
> I looked at www.hyundaiusa.com, and I see they've changed things a little.
> If you go to this page:
>
> http://www.hyundaiusa.com/owners/myh...cerecords.aspx
>
> you should be able to register and get what you desire. Compare the
> manufacturer's requirements with the dealer's services. You'll see
> whether you need everything they're pitching or whether you'll need to add
> additional services.
>
05-15-2006, 09:29 PM
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Re: Maintance Requirements on Line
Tom wrote:
> I logged into my account at hyundaiusa.com and checked out the maintenance
> schedule. There is no mention of timing belt changes at all for the 4
> cylinder! Also, at the 7500 mile service I was charged to adjust the rear
> brakes, which confused the heck out of me, but I paid it....... It's also
> not on the Hyundai recommended service.
What year and model do you have? I believe my 06 Sonata calls for rear
brake adjustment, but this is for the drum parking brake, not the disk
service brakes, I believe.
Matt
> I logged into my account at hyundaiusa.com and checked out the maintenance
> schedule. There is no mention of timing belt changes at all for the 4
> cylinder! Also, at the 7500 mile service I was charged to adjust the rear
> brakes, which confused the heck out of me, but I paid it....... It's also
> not on the Hyundai recommended service.
What year and model do you have? I believe my 06 Sonata calls for rear
brake adjustment, but this is for the drum parking brake, not the disk
service brakes, I believe.
Matt
05-15-2006, 09:29 PM
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Re: Maintance Requirements on Line
Tom wrote:
> I logged into my account at hyundaiusa.com and checked out the maintenance
> schedule. There is no mention of timing belt changes at all for the 4
> cylinder! Also, at the 7500 mile service I was charged to adjust the rear
> brakes, which confused the heck out of me, but I paid it....... It's also
> not on the Hyundai recommended service.
What year and model do you have? I believe my 06 Sonata calls for rear
brake adjustment, but this is for the drum parking brake, not the disk
service brakes, I believe.
Matt
> I logged into my account at hyundaiusa.com and checked out the maintenance
> schedule. There is no mention of timing belt changes at all for the 4
> cylinder! Also, at the 7500 mile service I was charged to adjust the rear
> brakes, which confused the heck out of me, but I paid it....... It's also
> not on the Hyundai recommended service.
What year and model do you have? I believe my 06 Sonata calls for rear
brake adjustment, but this is for the drum parking brake, not the disk
service brakes, I believe.
Matt
05-15-2006, 09:29 PM
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Re: Maintance Requirements on Line
Tom wrote:
> I logged into my account at hyundaiusa.com and checked out the maintenance
> schedule. There is no mention of timing belt changes at all for the 4
> cylinder! Also, at the 7500 mile service I was charged to adjust the rear
> brakes, which confused the heck out of me, but I paid it....... It's also
> not on the Hyundai recommended service.
What year and model do you have? I believe my 06 Sonata calls for rear
brake adjustment, but this is for the drum parking brake, not the disk
service brakes, I believe.
Matt
> I logged into my account at hyundaiusa.com and checked out the maintenance
> schedule. There is no mention of timing belt changes at all for the 4
> cylinder! Also, at the 7500 mile service I was charged to adjust the rear
> brakes, which confused the heck out of me, but I paid it....... It's also
> not on the Hyundai recommended service.
What year and model do you have? I believe my 06 Sonata calls for rear
brake adjustment, but this is for the drum parking brake, not the disk
service brakes, I believe.
Matt
05-16-2006, 07:55 AM
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Re: Maintance Requirements on Line
Matt Whiting wrote:
> Guncho wrote:
>
>> Brian Nystrom wrote:
>>
>>> Guncho wrote:
>>>
>>>> Brian Nystrom wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> twfsa wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> Is there a PDF file on line so to see what maintenance
>>>>>> requirements are for
>>>>>> Hyundia's?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I thought this would be helpful to see what the requirements are
>>>>>> needed
>>>>>> before buying the next vehicle , as to figure out future
>>>>>> maintenance cost.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks
>>>>>> tom
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> The only thing that's at all unusual about the maintenance schedule is
>>>>> that the timing belt has to be changed at 60K miles. Other than that,
>>>>> it's just fluid and filter changes at typical intervals.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> So if you don't do everything the maintenance pamphlet says, it won't
>>>> void your warranty?
>>>
>>>
>>> No, I didn't say that.
>>
>>
>>
>> If you don't do everything the maintenance manual says, will that void
>> your warranty?
>
>
> It could. Whether it will depends on how reasonable the dealer and
> Hyundai choose to be. It they are reasonable, they will assess whether
> any missed maintenance is related to the failure in question. If it
> isn't related, then they shouldn't deny the warranty coverage. However,
> if it is related, then I think they should deny your warranty. After
> all, why should I subsidize via higher vehicle costs your unwillingness
> to maintain your car?
An example of this is that I had a transmission problem with my old
Excel. When I contacted Hyundai about it, they asked about the service
history of the car and specifically about whether the timing belt had
been replaced. It hadn't because I purchased the car used and didn't
have the maintenance schedule, so I didn't know the timing belt needed
to be replaced at 60K miles. However, they covered the transmission
problem anyway, since I had maintained the vehicle properly otherwise
and promised to change the timing belt, which I did before the tranny
work was done. BTW, this occurred at 64K miles, which was out of
warranty for older Hyundais, which only came with a 60K mile warranty.
I'd say that's pretty outstanding customer service.
> Guncho wrote:
>
>> Brian Nystrom wrote:
>>
>>> Guncho wrote:
>>>
>>>> Brian Nystrom wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> twfsa wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> Is there a PDF file on line so to see what maintenance
>>>>>> requirements are for
>>>>>> Hyundia's?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I thought this would be helpful to see what the requirements are
>>>>>> needed
>>>>>> before buying the next vehicle , as to figure out future
>>>>>> maintenance cost.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks
>>>>>> tom
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> The only thing that's at all unusual about the maintenance schedule is
>>>>> that the timing belt has to be changed at 60K miles. Other than that,
>>>>> it's just fluid and filter changes at typical intervals.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> So if you don't do everything the maintenance pamphlet says, it won't
>>>> void your warranty?
>>>
>>>
>>> No, I didn't say that.
>>
>>
>>
>> If you don't do everything the maintenance manual says, will that void
>> your warranty?
>
>
> It could. Whether it will depends on how reasonable the dealer and
> Hyundai choose to be. It they are reasonable, they will assess whether
> any missed maintenance is related to the failure in question. If it
> isn't related, then they shouldn't deny the warranty coverage. However,
> if it is related, then I think they should deny your warranty. After
> all, why should I subsidize via higher vehicle costs your unwillingness
> to maintain your car?
An example of this is that I had a transmission problem with my old
Excel. When I contacted Hyundai about it, they asked about the service
history of the car and specifically about whether the timing belt had
been replaced. It hadn't because I purchased the car used and didn't
have the maintenance schedule, so I didn't know the timing belt needed
to be replaced at 60K miles. However, they covered the transmission
problem anyway, since I had maintained the vehicle properly otherwise
and promised to change the timing belt, which I did before the tranny
work was done. BTW, this occurred at 64K miles, which was out of
warranty for older Hyundais, which only came with a 60K mile warranty.
I'd say that's pretty outstanding customer service.
05-16-2006, 07:55 AM
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Re: Maintance Requirements on Line
Matt Whiting wrote:
> Guncho wrote:
>
>> Brian Nystrom wrote:
>>
>>> Guncho wrote:
>>>
>>>> Brian Nystrom wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> twfsa wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> Is there a PDF file on line so to see what maintenance
>>>>>> requirements are for
>>>>>> Hyundia's?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I thought this would be helpful to see what the requirements are
>>>>>> needed
>>>>>> before buying the next vehicle , as to figure out future
>>>>>> maintenance cost.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks
>>>>>> tom
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> The only thing that's at all unusual about the maintenance schedule is
>>>>> that the timing belt has to be changed at 60K miles. Other than that,
>>>>> it's just fluid and filter changes at typical intervals.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> So if you don't do everything the maintenance pamphlet says, it won't
>>>> void your warranty?
>>>
>>>
>>> No, I didn't say that.
>>
>>
>>
>> If you don't do everything the maintenance manual says, will that void
>> your warranty?
>
>
> It could. Whether it will depends on how reasonable the dealer and
> Hyundai choose to be. It they are reasonable, they will assess whether
> any missed maintenance is related to the failure in question. If it
> isn't related, then they shouldn't deny the warranty coverage. However,
> if it is related, then I think they should deny your warranty. After
> all, why should I subsidize via higher vehicle costs your unwillingness
> to maintain your car?
An example of this is that I had a transmission problem with my old
Excel. When I contacted Hyundai about it, they asked about the service
history of the car and specifically about whether the timing belt had
been replaced. It hadn't because I purchased the car used and didn't
have the maintenance schedule, so I didn't know the timing belt needed
to be replaced at 60K miles. However, they covered the transmission
problem anyway, since I had maintained the vehicle properly otherwise
and promised to change the timing belt, which I did before the tranny
work was done. BTW, this occurred at 64K miles, which was out of
warranty for older Hyundais, which only came with a 60K mile warranty.
I'd say that's pretty outstanding customer service.
> Guncho wrote:
>
>> Brian Nystrom wrote:
>>
>>> Guncho wrote:
>>>
>>>> Brian Nystrom wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> twfsa wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> Is there a PDF file on line so to see what maintenance
>>>>>> requirements are for
>>>>>> Hyundia's?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I thought this would be helpful to see what the requirements are
>>>>>> needed
>>>>>> before buying the next vehicle , as to figure out future
>>>>>> maintenance cost.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks
>>>>>> tom
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> The only thing that's at all unusual about the maintenance schedule is
>>>>> that the timing belt has to be changed at 60K miles. Other than that,
>>>>> it's just fluid and filter changes at typical intervals.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> So if you don't do everything the maintenance pamphlet says, it won't
>>>> void your warranty?
>>>
>>>
>>> No, I didn't say that.
>>
>>
>>
>> If you don't do everything the maintenance manual says, will that void
>> your warranty?
>
>
> It could. Whether it will depends on how reasonable the dealer and
> Hyundai choose to be. It they are reasonable, they will assess whether
> any missed maintenance is related to the failure in question. If it
> isn't related, then they shouldn't deny the warranty coverage. However,
> if it is related, then I think they should deny your warranty. After
> all, why should I subsidize via higher vehicle costs your unwillingness
> to maintain your car?
An example of this is that I had a transmission problem with my old
Excel. When I contacted Hyundai about it, they asked about the service
history of the car and specifically about whether the timing belt had
been replaced. It hadn't because I purchased the car used and didn't
have the maintenance schedule, so I didn't know the timing belt needed
to be replaced at 60K miles. However, they covered the transmission
problem anyway, since I had maintained the vehicle properly otherwise
and promised to change the timing belt, which I did before the tranny
work was done. BTW, this occurred at 64K miles, which was out of
warranty for older Hyundais, which only came with a 60K mile warranty.
I'd say that's pretty outstanding customer service.
05-16-2006, 07:55 AM
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Re: Maintance Requirements on Line
Matt Whiting wrote:
> Guncho wrote:
>
>> Brian Nystrom wrote:
>>
>>> Guncho wrote:
>>>
>>>> Brian Nystrom wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> twfsa wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> Is there a PDF file on line so to see what maintenance
>>>>>> requirements are for
>>>>>> Hyundia's?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I thought this would be helpful to see what the requirements are
>>>>>> needed
>>>>>> before buying the next vehicle , as to figure out future
>>>>>> maintenance cost.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks
>>>>>> tom
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> The only thing that's at all unusual about the maintenance schedule is
>>>>> that the timing belt has to be changed at 60K miles. Other than that,
>>>>> it's just fluid and filter changes at typical intervals.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> So if you don't do everything the maintenance pamphlet says, it won't
>>>> void your warranty?
>>>
>>>
>>> No, I didn't say that.
>>
>>
>>
>> If you don't do everything the maintenance manual says, will that void
>> your warranty?
>
>
> It could. Whether it will depends on how reasonable the dealer and
> Hyundai choose to be. It they are reasonable, they will assess whether
> any missed maintenance is related to the failure in question. If it
> isn't related, then they shouldn't deny the warranty coverage. However,
> if it is related, then I think they should deny your warranty. After
> all, why should I subsidize via higher vehicle costs your unwillingness
> to maintain your car?
An example of this is that I had a transmission problem with my old
Excel. When I contacted Hyundai about it, they asked about the service
history of the car and specifically about whether the timing belt had
been replaced. It hadn't because I purchased the car used and didn't
have the maintenance schedule, so I didn't know the timing belt needed
to be replaced at 60K miles. However, they covered the transmission
problem anyway, since I had maintained the vehicle properly otherwise
and promised to change the timing belt, which I did before the tranny
work was done. BTW, this occurred at 64K miles, which was out of
warranty for older Hyundais, which only came with a 60K mile warranty.
I'd say that's pretty outstanding customer service.
> Guncho wrote:
>
>> Brian Nystrom wrote:
>>
>>> Guncho wrote:
>>>
>>>> Brian Nystrom wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> twfsa wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> Is there a PDF file on line so to see what maintenance
>>>>>> requirements are for
>>>>>> Hyundia's?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I thought this would be helpful to see what the requirements are
>>>>>> needed
>>>>>> before buying the next vehicle , as to figure out future
>>>>>> maintenance cost.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Thanks
>>>>>> tom
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> The only thing that's at all unusual about the maintenance schedule is
>>>>> that the timing belt has to be changed at 60K miles. Other than that,
>>>>> it's just fluid and filter changes at typical intervals.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> So if you don't do everything the maintenance pamphlet says, it won't
>>>> void your warranty?
>>>
>>>
>>> No, I didn't say that.
>>
>>
>>
>> If you don't do everything the maintenance manual says, will that void
>> your warranty?
>
>
> It could. Whether it will depends on how reasonable the dealer and
> Hyundai choose to be. It they are reasonable, they will assess whether
> any missed maintenance is related to the failure in question. If it
> isn't related, then they shouldn't deny the warranty coverage. However,
> if it is related, then I think they should deny your warranty. After
> all, why should I subsidize via higher vehicle costs your unwillingness
> to maintain your car?
An example of this is that I had a transmission problem with my old
Excel. When I contacted Hyundai about it, they asked about the service
history of the car and specifically about whether the timing belt had
been replaced. It hadn't because I purchased the car used and didn't
have the maintenance schedule, so I didn't know the timing belt needed
to be replaced at 60K miles. However, they covered the transmission
problem anyway, since I had maintained the vehicle properly otherwise
and promised to change the timing belt, which I did before the tranny
work was done. BTW, this occurred at 64K miles, which was out of
warranty for older Hyundais, which only came with a 60K mile warranty.
I'd say that's pretty outstanding customer service.
05-16-2006, 10:06 AM
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Hi Matt,
For some reason, my answer got lost in the ether.. I have a 2006 4 cyl. I
paid for the rear parking brake adjustment, which is a drum, as you said. I
don't know if they adjust the cable or the shoes. Do you see that
requirement for your car when you log into hyundaiusa.com? I sure didn't.
Curious.
Tom
"Matt Whiting" <whiting@epix.net> wrote in message
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> Tom wrote:
>
>> I logged into my account at hyundaiusa.com and checked out the
>> maintenance schedule. There is no mention of timing belt changes at all
>> for the 4 cylinder! Also, at the 7500 mile service I was charged to
>> adjust the rear brakes, which confused the heck out of me, but I paid
>> it....... It's also not on the Hyundai recommended service.
>
> What year and model do you have? I believe my 06 Sonata calls for rear
> brake adjustment, but this is for the drum parking brake, not the disk
> service brakes, I believe.
>
>
> Matt
For some reason, my answer got lost in the ether.. I have a 2006 4 cyl. I
paid for the rear parking brake adjustment, which is a drum, as you said. I
don't know if they adjust the cable or the shoes. Do you see that
requirement for your car when you log into hyundaiusa.com? I sure didn't.
Curious.
Tom
"Matt Whiting" <whiting@epix.net> wrote in message
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> Tom wrote:
>
>> I logged into my account at hyundaiusa.com and checked out the
>> maintenance schedule. There is no mention of timing belt changes at all
>> for the 4 cylinder! Also, at the 7500 mile service I was charged to
>> adjust the rear brakes, which confused the heck out of me, but I paid
>> it....... It's also not on the Hyundai recommended service.
>
> What year and model do you have? I believe my 06 Sonata calls for rear
> brake adjustment, but this is for the drum parking brake, not the disk
> service brakes, I believe.
>
>
> Matt
05-16-2006, 10:06 AM
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Re: Maintance Requirements on Line
Hi Matt,
For some reason, my answer got lost in the ether.. I have a 2006 4 cyl. I
paid for the rear parking brake adjustment, which is a drum, as you said. I
don't know if they adjust the cable or the shoes. Do you see that
requirement for your car when you log into hyundaiusa.com? I sure didn't.
Curious.
Tom
"Matt Whiting" <whiting@epix.net> wrote in message
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> Tom wrote:
>
>> I logged into my account at hyundaiusa.com and checked out the
>> maintenance schedule. There is no mention of timing belt changes at all
>> for the 4 cylinder! Also, at the 7500 mile service I was charged to
>> adjust the rear brakes, which confused the heck out of me, but I paid
>> it....... It's also not on the Hyundai recommended service.
>
> What year and model do you have? I believe my 06 Sonata calls for rear
> brake adjustment, but this is for the drum parking brake, not the disk
> service brakes, I believe.
>
>
> Matt
For some reason, my answer got lost in the ether.. I have a 2006 4 cyl. I
paid for the rear parking brake adjustment, which is a drum, as you said. I
don't know if they adjust the cable or the shoes. Do you see that
requirement for your car when you log into hyundaiusa.com? I sure didn't.
Curious.
Tom
"Matt Whiting" <whiting@epix.net> wrote in message
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> Tom wrote:
>
>> I logged into my account at hyundaiusa.com and checked out the
>> maintenance schedule. There is no mention of timing belt changes at all
>> for the 4 cylinder! Also, at the 7500 mile service I was charged to
>> adjust the rear brakes, which confused the heck out of me, but I paid
>> it....... It's also not on the Hyundai recommended service.
>
> What year and model do you have? I believe my 06 Sonata calls for rear
> brake adjustment, but this is for the drum parking brake, not the disk
> service brakes, I believe.
>
>
> Matt
05-16-2006, 10:06 AM
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Re: Maintance Requirements on Line
Hi Matt,
For some reason, my answer got lost in the ether.. I have a 2006 4 cyl. I
paid for the rear parking brake adjustment, which is a drum, as you said. I
don't know if they adjust the cable or the shoes. Do you see that
requirement for your car when you log into hyundaiusa.com? I sure didn't.
Curious.
Tom
"Matt Whiting" <whiting@epix.net> wrote in message
news:RV9ag.8841$lb.799452@news1.epix.net...
> Tom wrote:
>
>> I logged into my account at hyundaiusa.com and checked out the
>> maintenance schedule. There is no mention of timing belt changes at all
>> for the 4 cylinder! Also, at the 7500 mile service I was charged to
>> adjust the rear brakes, which confused the heck out of me, but I paid
>> it....... It's also not on the Hyundai recommended service.
>
> What year and model do you have? I believe my 06 Sonata calls for rear
> brake adjustment, but this is for the drum parking brake, not the disk
> service brakes, I believe.
>
>
> Matt
For some reason, my answer got lost in the ether.. I have a 2006 4 cyl. I
paid for the rear parking brake adjustment, which is a drum, as you said. I
don't know if they adjust the cable or the shoes. Do you see that
requirement for your car when you log into hyundaiusa.com? I sure didn't.
Curious.
Tom
"Matt Whiting" <whiting@epix.net> wrote in message
news:RV9ag.8841$lb.799452@news1.epix.net...
> Tom wrote:
>
>> I logged into my account at hyundaiusa.com and checked out the
>> maintenance schedule. There is no mention of timing belt changes at all
>> for the 4 cylinder! Also, at the 7500 mile service I was charged to
>> adjust the rear brakes, which confused the heck out of me, but I paid
>> it....... It's also not on the Hyundai recommended service.
>
> What year and model do you have? I believe my 06 Sonata calls for rear
> brake adjustment, but this is for the drum parking brake, not the disk
> service brakes, I believe.
>
>
> Matt
05-16-2006, 12:41 PM
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Re: Maintance Requirements on Line
More likely, Brian, the dealer chose to ask about your timing belt. I've
never seen a Hyundai rep ask about an immaterial item to the failure in
question. I suspect the dealer knew they could get the tranny covered for
you and used this as leverage to get you to do the timing belt.
never seen a Hyundai rep ask about an immaterial item to the failure in
question. I suspect the dealer knew they could get the tranny covered for
you and used this as leverage to get you to do the timing belt.
05-16-2006, 12:41 PM
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Re: Maintance Requirements on Line
More likely, Brian, the dealer chose to ask about your timing belt. I've
never seen a Hyundai rep ask about an immaterial item to the failure in
question. I suspect the dealer knew they could get the tranny covered for
you and used this as leverage to get you to do the timing belt.
never seen a Hyundai rep ask about an immaterial item to the failure in
question. I suspect the dealer knew they could get the tranny covered for
you and used this as leverage to get you to do the timing belt.