Bulletins


BulletinBulletin dateReplacement BulletinItem no.SummaryAdded
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
065001612/01/200610020907Esc (esp) hecu and yaw rate sensor interchangeability. *kb01/29/2007
060100101/01/200610019123Esc (or esp) ecm (electronic control module) reprogramming procedure - campaign 922. *tt02/13/2006

Consumer Complaints


Fail datemilesoccurencesPurchase date
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
01/09/2013908701
 The esc off light comes on the dash. also when the lights are off and the brake is pressed the dash lights come on. took the car to the shop today. they replaced, the switch assy-stop, the code was c1513. problem is not fixed. there is a recall but they are telling me my car is not under the recall. *tr
01/09/201390870
 The esc off light comes on the dash. also when the lights are off and the brake is pressed the dash lights come on. took the car to the shop today. they replaced, the switch assy-stop, the code was c1513. problem is not fixed. there is a recall but they are telling me my car is not under the recall.
05/31/2012505001
 When turning right on a raining day, loss of power - no steering or brakes. 2006 tuscon would run radio would be on - battery light and brake lights on - 10 seconds after managing to get out of traffics way - car would move. hyundai foxed the car by replacing sensors and some other work resulting in over a $1000. prior major service was serpentine belt and chain replacement on service recommendations - had no issues before the chain was replaced. ever since - the transmission had to reset for hesitation between 20 and 40 mph and the additional sensor work. hyundai would not give me any warranty work as my 6 years had just expired. i am taking the car back in tomorrow for the same issue. while driving today in a sudden down pour - the first one since i had the car fixed that i have had to drive in and the incident occurred again except this time i was driving and not turning. water seemed to get under the engine and something is getting wet. i requested a rental car and i am leaving for vacation on saturday to the shore. if its not fixed this time - i may have to consider a new car and i just paid it off. *tr
04/03/201267000
 I purchased the tuscon used approx. 2.5 months prior to the first incident. after work i went to start my vehicle and it would not crank. i had to have a tow truck come jump my vehicle. i went to an auto parts store and was told the battery was bad. i replaced the battery. the next day, when i went to leave work, the vehicle again would not start. i had to have a jump a second time. i took the vehicle back to an auto parts store and was told the battery was fine, and the alternator was bad. i replaced the alternator. two weeks after replacing the alternator, i again had to have the vehicle jumped. i went to an auto parts store and was told that the alternator, which was brand new, was bad. i contacted the hyundai dealership and was told they have not heard of something causing the alternators to go bad like i was describing.
02/01/200816000211/01/2005
 Tl*the contact owns a 2006 hyundai tucson. the driver went to start the vehicle, but it would not start. he observed that the battery failed and had it replaced. the vehicle operated normally after the replacement, but the failure recurred nine months later. he connected the battery to a gauge, which indicated that it failed again. since the battery was less than a year old, he took the vehicle to a dealer. the contact was informed that when the vehicle is parked for 2-3 days, it causes the battery to drain . the mechanic also stated that the battery fails because the radio is causing it to drain, as if it were still activated when the vehicle was idling. this is why the contact was advised to not let the vehicle idle for more than two days. there was no recall for this failure; however, it could be covered under the three years/30,000 mile warranty. the failure mileage was 16,000 and current mileage was 22,000. updated 3/5/09 *cn the consumer was informed a tsb had been issued regarding the problem. the remedy was to pull the power connector. updated 03/10/09. *jb
01/09/20061012/12/2005
 Tl*the contact owns a 2006 hyundai tucson. the contact stated that the vehicle has failed to crank start approximately ten times. the hyundai dealer has replaced the battery three times besides the original battery in the vehicle. there were no warning indicators at the time of failure. presently, the vehicle fails to crank start again. the engine size was unknown. the current mileage is 3,600 and failure mileage was unknown. the consumer stated the vehicle failed to start 4 times before 1,489 and 10 times before 3,500 miles. the dealer stated driver side airbag cover replaced. the consumer provided various repair invoices for defect. updated 07/12/07 *tr