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Hyundai been making these before I ever saw a Hyundai car, so they been around a long time.
Fun Hyundai toys.
It's a long complicated history, but I don't think that's actually Hyundai Motor Group, but Hyundai Heavy Industry which is a totally different company.
Can use that to dig a hole and report the car stolen.
A fast way to get rid of car payments.
At cubit yard per scoop can bury car & top it off and plant new flowerbed, 1 hour tops! haha
Originally Posted by Motorola
It's a long complicated history, but I don't think that's actually Hyundai Motor Group, but Hyundai Heavy Industry which is a totally different company.
That's OK!
I still like toys and want it!
My HOA will probably evict me and have no where to put it but I like it.
Apparently the heater cores can start fires. Hyundai just can’t catch a break and extinguish their fire issues...
This particular recall for faulty heater cores is not likely related to a risk of fire. The temperatures from the cooling system will be below 200 degrees F, which is far too low to result in fire.
“Due to a manufacturing issue, the connector to the heater core may overheat due to a faulty electrical connection,” said the company in its recall notice.
“This may cause excess heat in the connection. If this occurs it may result in a vehicle fire”
Sounds like a resistive heating element. Unless they are talking about the blower.
This particular recall for faulty heater cores is not likely related to a risk of fire. The temperatures from the cooling system will be below 200 degrees F, which is far too low to result in fire.
Originally Posted by LeX2K
Sounds like a resistive heating element. Unless they are talking about the blower.
I forgot to post the link with more description. Definitely a risk of a fire. Thanks LeX2K
07-12-22, 05:57 AM
