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Old 31st October 2011, 17:03   #241
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Re: Hyundai India, unreasonable long term maintenance and service practices!

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Right from the day one, I've been complaining about the Gear Shift issue during down shift. When ever, I down shift from 3rd to 2nd, the 2nd gear never gets engaged. I would have to try it 3-4 times, then the 2nd gear gets engaged.
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There seems to be some problem with the Suspension hitting my body well on the rear left. EVerytime the car goes over a potholes, I hear a screeching sound like Metal hitting against a Metal surface.
Have you taken an opinion from an independent garage?

Drive the car with your SA and replicate the issue to him, then only they will accept it. Otherwise they will come up with all sorts of excuses. Get all this rectified before warranty is over!

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Jaggu, where did you get the driveshaft repair job done-- at the H.A.S.S. or any other mechanic?

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Its a straight forward job that any garage can do, i got it done at my Jeep mech Gopal's garage (200 bucks labor). Oh another 100 or so for the lathe coz the old shaft was not coming off the rotor assembly and we didn't want to hammer it out.
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Re: Hyundai India, unreasonable long term maintenance and service practices!

I posted this in the 'What's that Sound' thread, but got no responses. This thread seems relevant:

Mine's a 2006 Accent 1.5 Petrol. A few months ago, I noticed a creaking noise when the car leans on the right rear suspension. No sound while running on flat tarmac, or while taking speed-breakers in a straight line.

Got it checked at Hyundai A.S.S., and they said it's fine. When I persisted, they said they'll replace a few components if I wanted, to which I said NO. Now the sound has increased, I mean it's evident even on a bad road, while earlier it was happening only when the car leaned completely on the right rear.

What can be wrong? I don't want to change the entire assembly just because the Hyundai jokers can't find what's wrong.
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Is this sound ^^ coming from the suspension or the wheel ends?

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I posted this in the 'What's that Sound' thread, but got no responses. This thread seems relevant:
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What can be wrong? I don't want to change the entire assembly just because the Hyundai jokers can't find what's wrong.
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Is this sound ^^ coming from the suspension or the wheel ends?

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Here goes inputs from me http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/techni...ml#post2562842
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Hi all,
I never had a liking for any Hyundai product ( I don't know why )
But this time i thought of considering buying a used Elantra CRDI while i was contemplating of buying a Optra Magnum Diesel.

This is an eye opener. The foreign car manufacturers can not take Indian customers for granted. My experience with TATA indigo TDI *** experience was far better. Only i suffered at resale value when sold

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Are there any variants for the rubbing compound? Can you share the details please?


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While at it noticed the darkening lens of the headlight, infact i noticed the same with many Santro's on the road. Decided to do a DIY and clean it up and it worked pretty well with some 3M rubbing compound
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Are there any variants for the rubbing compound? Can you share the details please?
There are headlight restoration products available in the market from 3M etc, best is to use that. I used 3M rubbing compound
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Re: Hyundai India, unreasonable long term maintenance and service practices!

Well well well, I gave my 2008 Santro GLS for paid service yesterday.
Estimate came to 6K . what on earth are they going to do when I have said them specifically not to do Wheel balancing or any kind of repairs.

Mind boggling indeed. I would be better off owning a Honda if I have to pay 6K for routine paid services.

What should be the ideal amount for a paid service guys?
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Well well well, I gave my 2008 Santro GLS for paid service yesterday.
Estimate came to 6K . what on earth are they going to do when I have said them specifically not to do Wheel balancing or any kind of repairs.

Mind boggling indeed. I would be better off owning a Honda if I have to pay 6K for routine paid services.

What should be the ideal amount for a paid service guys?
what does the clock say?
(mileage)
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Well well well, I gave my 2008 Santro GLS for paid service yesterday.
Estimate came to 6K . what on earth are they going to do when I have said them specifically not to do Wheel balancing or any kind of repairs.

Mind boggling indeed. I would be better off owning a Honda if I have to pay 6K for routine paid services.

What should be the ideal amount for a paid service guys?
Please post the break up of the costs once you get back your car. We will be able to analyse it.

My I20 went for its first paid service last week and bill came to 4.5k excluding engine oil change .wheel alignment,balancing
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Please post the break up of the costs once you get back your car. We will be able to analyse it.

My I20 went for its first paid service last week and bill came to 4.5k excluding engine oil change .wheel alignment,balancing
CRDi i20 I guess?
Excluding oild change,wheel alignment and balancing ?
What for did they charge 4.5K ?
That sounds expensive
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what does the clock say?
(mileage)
24K kms.

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Please post the break up of the costs once you get back your car. We will be able to analyse it.

My I20 went for its first paid service last week and bill came to 4.5k excluding engine oil change .wheel alignment,balancing
estimate break up is -

1. Engine Oil + Engine flushing + some w.Swash = 4000 [ Sorry SA's writing is bad, worse than that of some doctors ]
2. Engine De-Carbizing = 1300
3. AC ventalizing = 750

WTH is de-carbizing and AC ventalizing?
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CRDi i20 I guess?
Excluding oild change,wheel alignment and balancing ?
What for did they charge 4.5K ?
That sounds expensive
Yup diesel. 1.2k for paid service. Boot loading lip was broken so 500 for that.500 for rear wiper rubber ,1.2k for interior cleaning that was crap. Few other things were changed that I don't remember. Plus taxes. So came around 4.5
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24K kms.

estimate break up is -

1. Engine Oil + Engine flushing + some w.Swash = 4000 [ Sorry SA's writing is bad, worse than that of some doctors ]
2. Engine De-Carbizing = 1300
3. AC ventalizing = 750

WTH is de-carbizing and AC ventalizing?
Call your SA and ask him to cancel the engine decarb and engine flush. Not at all required.he is taking you for a ride

Also your car requires 3.2l of oil. Even if you put synthetic it won't cost that much!!!!
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Call your SA and ask him to cancel the engine decarb and engine flush. Not at all required.he is taking you for a ride

Also your car requires 3.2l of oil. Even if you put synthetic it won't cost that much!!!!
Wow, this is some new to me.
I wish I was not such a noob :(.

So what exactly did they do in AC ventalizing and engine decarb and engine flush?
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