If the dealership is doing it then it should have the lifetime bearing failure warranty.

 

Yes, that would make sense. Either way, I went into the dealership with no warranty and a car that was basically worthless with a blown engine and I am coming out with a remanufactured engine and my still like new Santa Fe, so hard for me to complain. Thanks for responding with logic.

 

Thank you for sharing this information!! My car started to give out on the highway last week and I was fortunately able to pull it into a gas station before it completely stalled. I am having it towed from my mechanic to a dealer to review. My mechanic confirmed the engine is burning oil (hence the early oil light flickering well before next oil changes were due). I have a 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport (not a turbo) with 69xxx miles. I found a Hyundai service bulletin someone shared on here that was issued in February 2019 and I'm hoping a full replacement is in my future. I don't feel as good about keeping this vehicle another 8 years, and this is my 2nd Hyundai.

 

Same issue we should start a common thread and file a common case with Hyundai people thnx

 

I bought my daughter a used 2017 Santa Fe Sport from a dealer a few years ago. Recently it’s been knocking. We had the oil changed about 3 months ago, and they said your oil was very low. We were surprised because we change the oil regularly. The engine light came on yesterday (only a few months after the oil change). We took it in and the mechanic said it was 4 quarts low on oil, and that the vehicle is consuming oil. He advised that we take it to a dealership. I spoke to the dealership today. They explained that 1) they needed to do an oil change, then have us come back after 1000 miles to determine the rate of oil consumption, 2) if the rate exceeded the threshold the next step is to “clean and service” the engine, then drive for an additional 1000 miles to see if that corrects the problem, and 3) if the problem persists a request for a new engine would be submitted to Hyundai. They then said that because the vehicle has 102,000 miles on it, it’s out of warranty, and the new engine would likely be denied. I thought that the warranty was extended to the lifetime because of the settlement?

 

Did you ever get it replaced? Currently going through the same thing

 

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I've gone through the same issue for the last year and a half with hyundai. I have called their customer service and spoken to them.I've also had a case manager who was absolutely zero help. The manager of the service department told me that this issue has no quick fix.And it is going to cost me a lot of money and time to get it done. I'm at this point, so discouraged that i've given up with the dealership.My car is still excessively consuming oil. I have done the oil consumption test twice and both times they tell me, I don't qualify. Yet, my oil light comes on when I turn a corner only 1000 miles into an oil change. It would cost me so much money to get a lawyer for this on my own. So i'm really hoping a group of people want to get together to file against hyundai, because this is ridiculous

 

 

Plz reply me on same issue 2017 Santa Fe Oil issue on ukalhat@gmail.com

 

My check engine light keeps coming on and throwing the same codes.
I've already done an oil consumption test twice through the dealership. And twice they denied it becaus either only burned 9/10 of what they needed it to to qualify. However, it makes no sense to me. Because I got my oil change and not even a thousand miles out my car is showing no oil on the dip stick and check engine light comes on when going around corners.
I have already paid for a system update, new spark plugs, a catalytic converter, and a few other things all due to the engine burning oil and Hyundai not standing by there products.
I've only owned this car for a few years.And this should all be covered under the extended warranty bc it is an oil consumption issue.
Honda keeps telling me that I need to pay for it and there's nothing they can do about it because this year of the santa fe doesn't fall under the coverage.
I still owe on this car, so i'm paying for something that is literally not drivable at times due to this.
No one should have to have their car in the dealership monthly because of a problem they don't want to fix.
Never mind the fact that with a car burning oil like this, it's only a matter time before the entire engine, just seizes up.

I'm literally so discouraged at what to do.
I had to aka break from dealing with a dealership, because the service manager at the one that I was dealing with was so rude. Continuously, giving me a run around, telling me that they can't fix anything unless hyundai approves it.
Then hyundai gives me a case manager through thier hyundai motor america and that case manager literally does nothing to help and tells me they can't get anything fixed unless the dealership approves it.

I'm so discouraged