Hello, just joined to get some opinions on what is going on here and if this is normal.
Like the title says, intermittently when taking off from 1st gear, there is a loud humming noise that goes away after a few seconds. The more I drive the car, the more common and louder it seems to get. Almost sounds like when you leave the e-break on and try to drive. Being as I have owned a few manual transmission cars in the past, it didn't sound normal to me, so I took it into the dealership to see what they could find.
Well, after about a week of having the car, due to holidays and having to contact Hyundai support, they came back to me and said this is normal behavior. Their explanation to me was that because this is a N-Line, it is a higher performance transmission which is not supposed to be in 1st gear for long, just to get the car moving then switch to 2nd. He also said the humming noise is because the 1st gear is so small that when it spins it makes the humming noise, and it gets more common the more you drive because it gets hotter and metal expands.
Tbh, I dont really buy this explanation. 99% of the time I shift out of first on or below 3k rpm, so its not like I am redlining in 1st or anything, causing stress on the gear lol. I want to take it to a second dealer for another opinion, but afraid they will come back with the same thing.
Does anyone else out there have a 2022 Elantra N-Line M/T? Can you confirm or deny this intermittent noise when in first gear?
Once I get the car back, I can try to get video of this noise...just hard to get video while driving lol
FWIW, I don't have any humming in first gear. Definitely have a syncro whine in reverse, but haven't noticed anything in first. I'll listen closely next time I take her out.
What I referring to as "normal" is when you leave the gear in either 1st or 2nd, while coasting (not pressing on the gas pedal), is the humming noise. Not sure that humming noise is constant while shifting gears? If so, I have not noticed that in my N-Line.
Hello, Any updates on that rear brake noise? Mine is way worse now at 1100 miles. Super loud when i barely stepping on brake going through a drive through also. Its pretty embarising on a new car with paper plates still. I guess off to the dealer to start the pain process. I only have 2 Hyundai dealers within 100 miles or more so could be a issue if they wont fix it.
Yes, actually haha. I meant to reply back to this submission yesterday. Long story short, I opened a case with Hyundai to do a buy back because I couldn't take it anymore and no dealer was willing to fix it. A part of their buy back is getting a master tech out there to look at the car, so Hyundai set up an appointment at my local dealer. Took it in on Monday, and got the car back Wednesday with the fix. They were able to replicate the issue and had to replace both rear brake calipers. Feels so much better now without that noise.
Yes, take it in and hopefully you get quicker results than me.
Hello, Any way i could get the name of the dealer that fixed your car so i can give it to the service dept at Lithia Hyundai here in Reno? Would you be able to give me the last 8 of Vin to give them to show who the Master Technician was that diagnosed it? Would help a bunch since you went through **** trying to fix it. My email is rsschlatter@yahoo if your ok with giving me that info? Thanks again. Rob
Hello, Any way i could get the name of the dealer that fixed your car so i can give it to the service dept at Lithia Hyundai here in Reno? Would you be able to give me the last 8 of Vin to give them to show who the Master Technician was that diagnosed it? Would help a bunch since you went through **** trying to fix it. My email is rsschlatter@yahoo if your ok with giving me that info? Thanks again. Rob
Hello, just joined to get some opinions on what is going on here and if this is normal.
Like the title says, intermittently when taking off from 1st gear, there is a loud humming noise that goes away after a few seconds. The more I drive the car, the more common and louder it seems to get. Almost sounds like when you leave the e-break on and try to drive. Being as I have owned a few manual transmission cars in the past, it didn't sound normal to me, so I took it into the dealership to see what they could find.
Well, after about a week of having the car, due to holidays and having to contact Hyundai support, they came back to me and said this is normal behavior. Their explanation to me was that because this is a N-Line, it is a higher performance transmission which is not supposed to be in 1st gear for long, just to get the car moving then switch to 2nd. He also said the humming noise is because the 1st gear is so small that when it spins it makes the humming noise, and it gets more common the more you drive because it gets hotter and metal expands.
Tbh, I dont really buy this explanation. 99% of the time I shift out of first on or below 3k rpm, so its not like I am redlining in 1st or anything, causing stress on the gear lol. I want to take it to a second dealer for another opinion, but afraid they will come back with the same thing.
Does anyone else out there have a 2022 Elantra N-Line M/T? Can you confirm or deny this intermittent noise when in first gear?
Once I get the car back, I can try to get video of this noise...just hard to get video while driving lol
You say humming noise, might it be more like a boyng? My Tucson PHEV does it from a stop on acceleration and it's getting more and more frequent and a little louder. It seems to be more prominent when I'm also turning like when stopped at an intersection, when I go and am turning it seems the loudest.
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