Category: Hyundai ix35, ix55, Kona, Santa Fe, Tucson & Terracan Forum

Who drives a Hyundai Santa FE 2WD, 145 hp and also has transmission noise ? With me it is a “singing or shouting”, not loud, but to hear clearly,most clearly in the 4th and 5th gear between approx. 60 to 75 km/h. The dealer says: “That’s what all do and does not represent a shortage”. I drive the car (new car) now 5weeks, have returned about 1000 KM and the noise is unchanged. Thank you for messages tharjo

Hello guys, so I’m really stunned at a really simple thing..I explain. I did an oil change yesterday with the Santa Fe Built. 2005 2.4 lt petrol 147 HP my father-in-law made an oil change… already ten times with other cars. I loosen the oil drain screw and the oil starts to run out. I wonder why so little oil runs out (just as estimated 1.5 – 2.0 liters. Okay..I know that the Santa Fe is an oil eater and my father-in-law also often Oil had to refill. I think that what was in it was full. just so at the border so that the oil warning light did not jump on. So I let it all run out, start the engine for a short time for 10 sec to push out the last rest of the circuit, close down again and start to fill new oil. Lt. manual have to enter 4.3 liters of fresh oil. Luckily, a funny feeling makes me feel and I fill about the same amount of one that ran out. I have just replenished a little bit over a litre but the oil measuring rod indicates that the oil is filled to the top of the make-up. I run the engine, measure after, let the engine cool and measure about ten times after, but the oil measuring rod always shows me that the oil is filled to the top mark….that with about 1-1.5 liters of oil ????? That can’t be to hell. I drive the car but no oil warning leuc hte light up…nothing. Does anyone have an explanation for this…there can’t be? Is there a Vllt. at the oil outlet i-what clogs that the whole oil didn’t get out at all..where is the oil then? What can be clogged and why did something then run out…and the rest not..where is the rest going? The oil measuring rod shows with not necessarily clear, fresh oil but the measuring rod is rather dark…so than the one that would not have been immersed in pure fresh oil…that’s the only explanation. ung that I have but what can that be ? Ask for your help or opinion…Thank you.

I’d be interested in which color you like better or which of the two you chose. White sand or white? I’m curious what the result will look like

Hi together, I’m currently driving a BMW 528i and intending to switch to an SUV. I’m currently comparing the Tucson, the KIA Sportage and the Mazda CX5, all in the strongest diesel version with automatic. Since you’ve chosen the Tucson and have certainly included the Mazda and the KIA to make the decision, I’d be interested in your motivations, which brought you to the decision for the Tucson. From my point of view, the biggest differences so far. Kia the long ste Gerantie and better equipment like the Mazda Tucson to get a bit more expensive Mazda and the more modern engine, more economical and better passage. What were your reasons for the decision ?

Hey people, as is already easy to recognize, I am interested in the new Tucson as a diesel (1.7/116hp). Since I have a disability 100%, I once Googled if or how much discount there would be when buying a new car. Unfortunately I did not get reliable information about this. Maybe someone like this is handled here at Hyundai? Bzw. how much would there be at the Tucson (list price about 24000€)? A friend of mine bought an i10 today and he wu If you ask, he was told that there was nothing left to get there. Is that true? We were only surprised at the whole thing. Would be cool if someone knew more about it or even used this disability discount himself and could tell about it. Greetings and nice evening.

Hello did not think that I have to write the set ….”I’m new here” The new Tucson 2.0 CRDi 4WD Premium 185 hp has come into the near choice of my new business car. Currently I drive a Passat cc 17oPS TDI 6 gear manual gearbox, about 30Tkm/a partly with trailer. I would like to know your experience with the 6 gear manual transmission, positive as well as negative. My motivations why I don’t want an automatic at the moment: 1. Additional costs when buying 2. Additional costs when consuming 3. Max. train load is lower (where the Automatic is currently sufficient) Looking forward to your experience. LG

Hello all, I have an RDS radio in my Tucson Preminum instead of a DAB+Radio Normally the recorded information on an RDS radio from information like song name, performer, important events and warning messages that run as a flow test over the screen. Unfortunately, this is not always the case with my Tucson. Transmitters like RPR and FFH do not make any information appear on the screen. It just doesn’t come in. I have to say that these transmitters are in close range and from In my old cars, an info came in here. However, the radio in the display brings information from stations like SWR3 and HR3. Strange!!! With these stations, however, only after a certain time of operation an info comes in. Has any of you had similar experiences? My dealer thinks that this would be normal. He even showed it to me on similar models. With the sender-strong transmitters like FFH and RPR only NO INFO comes there. If RD So S wouldn’t be good enough for a normal radio.

Hello, As I have already reported in another thread, I often have a clapping while steering. Now I was altogether 5 times at a Hyundai workshop without success and today I was also with another without success. Now I wanted to ask if there is a special workshop or specialists at Hyundai who are really looking for until a mistake is found. The problem with the normal contract workshops is that they are only out for profit and not looking for long. It would Also help me if someone with his Hyundai Tucson (from 2015) already had an exchange of the steering gear and/or the steering and could tell me where this was done. Thank you for your answers

Seoul – Hyundai is planning an eco-offensive. By the end of the decade, there will therefore be a good dozen models with alternative drives from plug-in hybrids to pure electric vehicles to fuel cells. This was announced by the CEO of the company, Wonhee Lee, in Seoul. In addition to the Ioniq, which is already available with two hybrid configurations and e-drives, the small Kona off-road vehicle will play a key role, Lee continues. The Korean competitor of Opel Mokka or Renault Captur is scheduled to be sold as an electric vehicle next year, Lee announced. The range will then be around 400 kilometres. Hyundai also has concrete plans for the fuel cell. After the Koreans gained experience with an upgraded ix35, Toyota and Honda had recently passed by with series models. In 2018 the Koreans want to match the Japanese competition. Clarity will then also have a Hyundai series model developed specifically for the hydrogen drive around, Lee said. However, if the model should only exist in Korea at first, the Hyundai boss limited it. Source: dpa

Since many of them are so enthusiastic about SUV, we also wanted to get a picture of such a vehicle. The result is sobering, at least after an extensive test drive with the Hyundai ix 35: Only the entrance is a bit more pleasant. The seats themselves only medium size, too short support and in the back area a little too hard. Amature area gray in grey made of hard plastic. Somewhere it always pinches. Absolutely no feel-good atmosphere. You feel every pothole, every floor unevenness. Excessively loud a From 120 loud wind noises, as I don’t have them in my E-Class at 180. The view backwards miserable, you never know where the car ends. The 2 Ltr. petrol engine has fallen, nice strong. Consumption not measured but determined over 10 Ltr. Conclusion: The 1200 km I drove 2 weeks ago from the Atlantic to my home in a slide I would not do to myself with this uncomfortable swing steamer.