Nazus

I have a 2002 Accent with manual transmission only 17,000 miles! Last
February the clutch became very stiff and the stick shift would only
move if the car was turned off. I was told that the fluid had to be
replaced in the master cylinder because it was discolored. Three days
later they had to replace the master cylinder because the clutch
stopped working. Well last week it occurred again, the stick shift
becomes clunky, difficult to shift in 1,2,3rd gears. They replaced the
fluid again and said that Hyundai recommends that the boots be filled
with a silicone material that is getting mixing in the fluid causing
it to gum up.

I’m so mad I could spit! What is wrong with it!

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hyundaitech

Pretty much what they've said is wrong with the car is correct. I presume
they'll change the master cylinder again. This problem appears to be more
prevalent in cold weather.

Nazus

"hyundaitech2" wrote:
> Pretty much what they've said is wrong with the car is
> correct. I presume
> they'll change the master cylinder again. This problem
> appears to be more
> prevalent in cold weather.

Should I just sell the car or trade it in?

Two Master cylinder’s in one year is terrible!

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hyundaitech

I suppose what you do is up to you. Right now, I would think that it's
still within the warranty period and shouldn't require significant
worrying.