Free Review: Hyundai Warns of Short-Circuit Risk and Possible Serious Consequences, Including Fire Risk, in Specific Models of Creta, HB20, and HB20S

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 09/10/2023 at 15:34

Os veículos Creta e HB20 da Hyundai (Imagem / Reprodução: Hyundai)

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Hyundai – An Urgent Call to Owners to Address Possible Risks Associated with the Control Module of the Automatic Transmission Oil Pump.

São Paulo – Hyundai Motor Brasil Montadora de Automóveis Ltda. (“HMB”) is calling owners of the Creta, HB20, and HB20S models for a technical check and possible replacement of a critical component. The call is directed to vehicles manufactured between January 18 and September 19, 2023 for the Creta, and between December 20, 2022, and September 27, 2023 for the HB20 and HB20S.

Technical Reasons Behind the Recall

According to information provided by Hyundai, the reason for the call is a non-conformance in the control module of the automatic transmission oil pump. This irregularity has the potential to cause a short circuit, putting occupants and the vehicle at risk.

Risks and Implications

A short circuit in the control module of the automatic transmission oil pump can result, in extreme cases, in fire risk. This may lead to property damage and even serious or fatal injuries to the driver, passengers, and third parties.

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The Solution Proposed by Hyundai

Affected vehicle owners should visit an Authorized Hyundai Motor Brasil Dealer for a free inspection. If necessary, the control module of the automatic transmission oil pump will be replaced, also at no cost. The service will take approximately two hours.

How to Proceed

To schedule the inspection, customers can contact the Hyundai Relationship Center at 0800-770-3355, Monday to Friday, from 8 AM to 8 PM, and on Saturdays, from 9 AM to 3 PM. Alternatively, scheduling can be done through the Hyundai website.

The Importance of Prompt Attention

Hyundai emphasizes the urgency of attending to this call to ensure the safety and satisfaction of its customers. The inspection and, if necessary, the replacement of the component will be carried out at the Hyundai dealer network, at no cost to the consumer.

Free Review: Hyundai Warns of Short-Circuit Risk and Possible Serious Consequences, Including Fire Risk, in Specific Models of Creta, HB20, and HB20S

Hyundai – An Urgent Call to Owners to Address Possible Risks Associated with the Control Module of the Automatic Transmission Oil Pump.

Technical Reasons Behind the Recall

Risks and Implications

The Solution Proposed by Hyundai

How to Proceed

The Importance of Prompt Attention

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Free Review: Hyundai Warns of Short-Circuit Risk and Possible Serious Consequences, Including Fire Risk, in Specific Models of Creta, HB20, and HB20S

Hyundai – An Urgent Call to Owners to Address Possible Risks Associated with the Control Module of the Automatic Transmission Oil Pump.

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The Solution Proposed by Hyundai

How to Proceed

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