That would not explain why when the tech changed from 5th to 4th using the
sportronic shift the sound went away and as soon as he went back to 5th
the noise re-appreaed instantly. The speed was the same so the tires were
turing the same both when the sound was there and when it was not.

 

I'd be leaning toward engine-generated whine if it happened at 40MPH in one
gear and 60MPH in another. Chances are the rpm's were about the same.
Could be any of the belt-driven devices or any host of other things.

 

I'd be leaning toward engine-generated whine if it happened at 40MPH in one
gear and 60MPH in another. Chances are the rpm's were about the same.
Could be any of the belt-driven devices or any host of other things.

 

I'd be leaning toward engine-generated whine if it happened at 40MPH in one
gear and 60MPH in another. Chances are the rpm's were about the same.
Could be any of the belt-driven devices or any host of other things.

 

"wolfcub27540" <mmaz27596@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> That would not explain why when the tech changed from 5th to 4th using the
> sportronic shift the sound went away and as soon as he went back to 5th
> the noise re-appreaed instantly. The speed was the same so the tires were
> turing the same both when the sound was there and when it was not.
>

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replying to so that we can understand the point of your response.

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mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net

 

"wolfcub27540" <mmaz27596@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> That would not explain why when the tech changed from 5th to 4th using the
> sportronic shift the sound went away and as soon as he went back to 5th
> the noise re-appreaed instantly. The speed was the same so the tires were
> turing the same both when the sound was there and when it was not.
>

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replying to so that we can understand the point of your response.

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mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net

 

"wolfcub27540" <mmaz27596@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> That would not explain why when the tech changed from 5th to 4th using the
> sportronic shift the sound went away and as soon as he went back to 5th
> the noise re-appreaed instantly. The speed was the same so the tires were
> turing the same both when the sound was there and when it was not.
>

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replying to so that we can understand the point of your response.

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mmarlowREMOVE@alltel.net

 

I have a 2006 Sonata with 5200 miles on it. It is a GLS V6 and I really
lover it BUT..

I have developed a very annoying engine whine at 60-69MPH. I have had the
Tech drive it and he has acknowledged that the noise exists but I get the
feeling they do not give it much prioirity. Has anyone else experienced
this noise?? Have you gotten any information about it. I am trying to
find
anyone that has had this so I can get Hyundai to address this matter and
not just sluff it off, which seems to be what they are doing so far.

FYI - The Tech discovered that while using the sportronic shift and going
fom 5 to 4 gear the noise immediately ceases but as soon as you upshift
back to 5th the noise immediately re-appears

UPDATE: After test driving two other Hyundai's and discoevering they DO
NOT exhibit the noise Hyundai has agreed to give me a new Intake Manifold,
which they have diagnosed as the cause of the problem.

 

I have a 2006 Sonata with 5200 miles on it. It is a GLS V6 and I really
lover it BUT..

I have developed a very annoying engine whine at 60-69MPH. I have had the
Tech drive it and he has acknowledged that the noise exists but I get the
feeling they do not give it much prioirity. Has anyone else experienced
this noise?? Have you gotten any information about it. I am trying to
find
anyone that has had this so I can get Hyundai to address this matter and
not just sluff it off, which seems to be what they are doing so far.

FYI - The Tech discovered that while using the sportronic shift and going
fom 5 to 4 gear the noise immediately ceases but as soon as you upshift
back to 5th the noise immediately re-appears

UPDATE: After test driving two other Hyundai's and discoevering they DO
NOT exhibit the noise Hyundai has agreed to give me a new Intake Manifold,
which they have diagnosed as the cause of the problem.

 

I have a 2006 Sonata with 5200 miles on it. It is a GLS V6 and I really
lover it BUT..

I have developed a very annoying engine whine at 60-69MPH. I have had the
Tech drive it and he has acknowledged that the noise exists but I get the
feeling they do not give it much prioirity. Has anyone else experienced
this noise?? Have you gotten any information about it. I am trying to
find
anyone that has had this so I can get Hyundai to address this matter and
not just sluff it off, which seems to be what they are doing so far.

FYI - The Tech discovered that while using the sportronic shift and going
fom 5 to 4 gear the noise immediately ceases but as soon as you upshift
back to 5th the noise immediately re-appears

UPDATE: After test driving two other Hyundai's and discoevering they DO
NOT exhibit the noise Hyundai has agreed to give me a new Intake Manifold,
which they have diagnosed as the cause of the problem.