Category: Hyundai i10, i20, ix20, Atos, Bayon & Getz Forum

Early when starting after about 1-2 km of roaring noise in the engine compartment, which increases with increasing speed and becomes quieter after about 10 km. Can it be the turbocharger?

Good day, have been driving an i20 Bauj. 2022 for 8 weeks. I have heard now that the battery is changed by the SOS system after 3 years during the inspection. Cost only for the change 170 Euro. Is it really necessary to change it so early, or lasts longer. And is it TÜV relevant if the system no longer works. Because I assume that the SOS control lamp then goes on.

Hello, after the marten after my Skoda Octavia has also set up a living room in our second car and the “living room wallpaper” devastated, I am looking for a engine room insulation mat for the Hyundai i20 (GB). Unfortunately, no car parts provider known to me has these available on the Internet. Does any of you know a reasonable link or do you get it only through the “friendly”? Thank you in advance for tips and hints.

Hello together I always put my smartphone in my i10 ind as small pitch compartment behind the switch lever. There it is also close enough to the USB port to connect it there. I just thought that it will become a shot shot in the event of an accident. Has there found a solution, how to make it “fix” there? Have seen at Amazon at some point some small NETZ. But I don’t know if the i the compartment fits. Has jmd there a solution ready?

Hello dear Hyundai driver, I am looking for a smaller vehicle for the city and always stuck at the i20. Now I was already at the Hyundai dealer and I had my wish for i20 put together.The choice was for an i20 style in “IceCoffee met.” with cappuccino interior, large navigator and panoramic roof. However, I am not sure when choosing the engine, i.e. whether I should grab the 1.0l turbo or the 1.4l vacuum cleaner..? the 1.4l would be enough, but with the 1.0l Turbo there would be still 20hp more in reserve.Prices make themselves felt by €600,- as a difference, so hardly worth mentioning. Price would be for the 1.0l/120hp = €18500,- as I want it and €17990,- for the 1.4l suction cup. Price discount once 20% and once 17%. What do the colleagues here think is the Ok and which engine choice would be better…? Thank you…

Hello together, because I need my own car because of my training from September, I look for recommendations for this. Dangers are mostly rural road and highway. In the city I drive only to get out and in. Splitting is about 50% rural road, 40% highway and 10% city. The car should create at least 3.5 years resp. 75.000Km without as big problems as possible! Since I do sometimes longer highway rides, I do not want a car under 90 HP. By searching I have the Hyundai i20 1.4 (101hp petrol) Ez 2015 and VW Polo 1.4 (90hp, *diesel*) Ez 2015 found, where I like the Hyundai i20 with the 101hp variant very much. Now the question is, how many kilometers of Koreans creates so and how reliable is it? Can I buy the car with about 80.000Km used by the dealer without having to worry about any defects? Or do you advise me from the car/construction year?! As an apprentice I don’t have the money to pay for every month repairs! he first car can recommend up to 850€, I am very grateful! Stay healthy!

Hello all, I have a Hyundai i10 yes special model built in 2016. It is a new vehicle that I bought in June 2017. After not even 3 months small cracks have formed in the steering wheel. I then claimed this deficiency with the Hyundai dealer, where I also purchased the car. This rejected the complaint that the damage is not due to a production error, but to improper treatment of the leather steering wheel. the dealer’s workshop said that I probably came to the steering wheel with a sharp object, which caused the following damage image, which is now much bigger. Then the mandatory questions were asked, whether the rings or jewellery are wearing, which is not the case. The steering wheel looks now as if it is 20 years old. Finally, on my objection photos of the damage were taken and sent to Hyundai. Hyundai also made this complaint. My lawyer has not been able to achieve anything in the matter either. Quote: “I would have to file a lawsuit to regulate the defect” The lawsuit is more expensive than the amount of damage, which is why the lawyer advised me to take a lawsuit. According to other Hyundai i10 owners, the defect with the steering wheel is probably more common, since it is a leather mixture that is probably quite sensitive. Some Hyundai dealers probably have auc h more customers with this deficiency, but only admit this under held hand. Now my question. Is there a way to get a new leather to make the steering wheel cost-effectively, i.e. to remove the old leather and raise a new one that does not affect the steering wheel heater? Can I buy an original Hyundai steering wheel cost-effectively again on the internet and then have it installed? I have unfortunately found nothing. Thank you in advance. I am from Hyundai It is advertised everywhere with 5 years warranty and then it is called in small print, not on leather etc.

I control the oil level at the i20 of my daughter from time to time. Now the stand on the oil measuring rod had already fallen alarmingly under the MIN marking. Shouldn’t this warning light for the oil level message have to speak up and light up? How far below MIN must the stand still sink? Why do I need the oil measuring rod and why is there this warning light, if nothing happens under MIN? Was it too hot and immediately refilled to the gas station and a liter, was then again shortly before MAX. Of course you should already check the oil level once in a while, …let. Only what makes this warning light for a sense if it reacts far below MIN, if at all…? And then maybe too late, bangpengfestkaputt.. The last oil change was at 35000km, now almost 50000km have gone and the next inspection incl. oil change would be at 55000km or August/21.

Hello, I recently bought my first car. A Hyundai i20. After the tyre change always lit the control light for tire pressure. First guess was that the tyre pressure was simply not high enough. Then I learned that I had to let the tyre pressure sensors learn. The Hyundai dealer with whom I bought the car is further away from my new place of residence, so I only stopped by at a Hyundai dealer in the area. He said: D a there are no original Hyundai sensors in it. You have to re-learn them every time after the tyre change. With originals it is enough once and after the change they are automatically recognized. Then call the old Hyundai dealer: Yes, that’s normal, you have to learn them every time, costs 25 €.So: Do I have to pay two times in the year 25 Euro only to learn!? I looked around in forums and at google, but found nothing exact. In forums I have read once, that in the Spe I’m sure that I didn’t find any information about it at ADAC Autobild, etc. They probably all wrap up in silence, the Abzocker. Thank you in advance Jessika

Hello! I have the following question about suitable engine oils for the Hyundai i10 as described above. Since I agreed with the dealer that I will supply the engine oil, I do not want to do anything wrong here. Since I do not want to get a problem with the warranty. Unfortunately the dealer was not necessarily able to help me or did not want it and also the dealer where I refer to the engine oil was not 100% sure. In the operating instructions of the vehicle is regarding the classification for Europe: API service SM or higher, ACEA A5 or higher I have already tried to read in and then you read various things. A5 should have an advantage when saving fuel but is at the cost of materials etc. On the next page of the BDA there is a recommended engine oil “Shell Helix Ultra ECT C2/C3 0W30” This has no A5 classification at all? Or is C2/C3 automatically higher than A5? With the A classifications there is nothing more than 5?! of the year of the car should be about 2018 / 2019. Exhaust gas class says the following: Euro 6d Tmp (EU)2018/1832DG – wrongly this would still be important. Would be happy if anyone could help me. Thank you in advance!