Should be covered under the bumper to bumper 60K warranty

 

Can't have a should be answer, I need to know haha. Called the dealership and they said radio is one year, and camera is 3 or 31000 miles. Just wanna know if that's BS. I know the radio is true, I use to work for Hyundai. But not long enough go memorize the fine print of the bumper to bumper.

 

My guy say 5/60 on camera,, radio is 3/36

 

Who's your guy? Lol

 

He's a Hyundai mechanic. I'm assuming his guy is too.

 

I would be surprised if that camera is covered. They mean it when they say 3/36K on the radio and nav system.

Even when I was under the 36K limit for the audio system I had to fight to get my AUX port replaced. (Service Adviser said I had been using a "non-approved" connection b/c I had my phone's USB cable plugged in. WTF??)

Doesn't seem like its that hard to repair and I would think the part is pretty cheap---DIY fix in my opinion.

Also, did you do a hard reset of the NAV system using the paperclip method? I know many members have reported success after a reset. Could also eliminate the system itself as being the problem...

 

jiminflorida had his repaired or replaced free of charge and his mileage was around 44k as I recall, so I assume it was covered under 5/60.

 

Here is relevant part of Jim's post:

Was your camera replaced under 3/36 warranty? Do you know what the cost of replacement is if out of warranty? Thanks

"My 2011 Sonata had 44.5k miles on it when the camera and P/Window switch were replaced under warranty. So far both problems have been working perfectly since the repair...."

 

My cousin has my 2012 I own the 2013. I'll tell him to try the paper clip reset. If not he needs to stand up to the service guys at the dealership. Bunch of BS.

THANKS GUYS

 

I'd listen to sbr711 he knows what he's talking about.

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