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General Chat / Rear door locks failure
« Last post by Terracanman on February 19, 2023, 16:43:33 »Rear door locks failing sometimes on Santa Fe and previously on a Terracan
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General Chat / Re: EU/UK Hyundai recalls..
« Last post by Shambles on February 16, 2023, 22:02:38 »Nice one Phil48 - that's a neat website.
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General Chat / Re: EU/UK Hyundai recalls..
« Last post by Trucker 75 on February 16, 2023, 18:21:19 »Cheers, well worth a look. Thanks
T75
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General Chat / EU/UK Hyundai recalls..
« Last post by phil48 on February 16, 2023, 15:51:59 »Good day all and I hope your all well.. 
If you have a problem with your Hyundai and wish to know if there has been a recall for your model and you may have missed it then check here.. good luck..
https://car-recalls.eu/make/Hyundai/
If you have a problem with your Hyundai and wish to know if there has been a recall for your model and you may have missed it then check here.. good luck..
https://car-recalls.eu/make/Hyundai/
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General Chat / Re: Hi from Warwickshire.
« Last post by Trucker 75 on February 14, 2023, 04:39:15 »Cheers guys....a bit of a hiccup with the i40 over the weekend, popped to Banbury on Sat parked up, Returned to the car before I exited the car park the DPF light came on, decided to give her a blast up the M40 to try and clear it. Sunday started her, no light...good that must have done the trick drove about 5 miles still all clear, Monday had to drive down to the next village, but only got about 3 miles bloody light back on.
Rang the garage they are sending a fitter down tomorrow with a scanner, they think the burn up the M40...(only 10/12 miles) may have done the regen but the system has not cleared it.
They are bringing a spare car just in case this one has to go back for something different, fingers crossed.
ps just ordered an Autel MaxiScan MS309 OBD2.
B J
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General Chat / Re: Hi from Warwickshire.
« Last post by phil48 on February 12, 2023, 11:57:32 »A late welcome from me.. always late to the party.. 
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General Chat / Re: Hi from Warwickshire.
« Last post by I30Sean on February 11, 2023, 16:00:51 »Hi We had 3 i30 Estates but after our last one we opted for a Tuscon boot not as big but suits us well with a dog. I nearly bought an i40 few years back it's a lot of car for the money but if i remember correctly they come in two BHP hope you chose the high one as the low ones were def underpowered. Enjoy your new car
i30Sean
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General Chat / Re: Hi from Warwickshire.
« Last post by irememberwhen on February 09, 2023, 23:39:53 »Hi Trucker 75 and welcome to this club.
I must admit I've always had estates but since my wife introduced me to SUVs my loyalty has changed, although I refuse to get rid of my Volvo V70.
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General Chat / Hi from Warwickshire.
« Last post by Trucker 75 on February 07, 2023, 04:39:34 »Awaiting delivery of a 15-plate i40 later today, most of my cars have been estates I prefer them. I must admit of late I've become very sceptic about all the fancy electronic add-ons that are fitted.
My last car (C5) had a security problem that no auto-elec guys could fix, it ended up having to be scrapped.
so fingers crossed for this i40.T75.
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General Chat / Re: MOT testing..
« Last post by Lambo on January 19, 2023, 16:19:40 »4 years has been a standard in many European countries but why not take it further, in Spain after the first test at 4 years unless the vehicle is a wreck then it’s given a two year ticket and does so until the vehicle is 10 years then it’s tested every year. Some exceptions are vans which are tested after two years from new then two years again until the vehicle is 10 years. Following the 10 years at the discretion of the tester if a vehicle is in a poor state they can demand testing every six months, plus all vans and commercial vehicles are tested every six months.