Calvin

The check engine light came on on our 2000 Accent GS. I brought the car in
the local Hyundai dealer and they told me that the Mass Air Flow sensor is
defective and needed to be change. $440 (CDN) + labour, YIKES!!!!!

I told to forget it for now.

Suggestion anyone?

T

You should be able to put the MAFS in by yourself. It's likely just inline
in the air intake hose, a couple clips, an electrical plug or two, and
you're done. 15 minutes tops.

It could have just been a one time error. If your MAFS truly goes bad your
car will run poorly, get poor gas mileage, run hot, cold, etc. If the car
runs fine it was likely a one time error.

-Tom

"Calvin" <prrollt@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> The check engine light came on on our 2000 Accent GS. I brought the car in
> the local Hyundai dealer and they told me that the Mass Air Flow sensor is
> defective and needed to be change. $440 (CDN) + labour, YIKES!!!!!
>
> I told to forget it for now.
>
> Suggestion anyone?


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Ohaya

Hi,

Just curious... shouldn't this be taken care of under the Hyundai
warranty? Or is the warranty in Canada different than in the U.S.?



Calvin wrote:
>
> The check engine light came on on our 2000 Accent GS. I brought the car in
> the local Hyundai dealer and they told me that the Mass Air Flow sensor is
> defective and needed to be change. $440 (CDN) + labour, YIKES!!!!!
>
> I told to forget it for now.
>
> Suggestion anyone?

seahorse25@no.net

On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 01:08:11 -0500, Ohaya <ohaya@N_O_S_P_A_M_cox.net>
wrote:
>>Calvin wrote:
>>
>> The check engine light came on on our 2000 Accent GS. I brought the car in
>> the local Hyundai dealer and they told me that the Mass Air Flow sensor is
>> defective and needed to be change. $440 (CDN) + labour, YIKES!!!!!
>> <snip>
>>================
>Hi,
>
>Just curious... shouldn't this be taken care of under the Hyundai
>warranty? Or is the warranty in Canada different than in the U.S.?
>
>================
If the MAF is included in the terms below, and he bought the
Accent over 36 months ago, his warranty may be over, eh? =;-(

S25

__________________________________
Canada's Basic Emisson Coverage:
HYUNDAI's Emission System Warranty covers the basic
emission components unless otherwise specifically
provided, for 36 months from the Warranty Registration
Date or 60,000 Km, whichever occurs first.
__________________________________

PC

In the U.S (California to be exact), the car is covered by two
warranties. 1 the 8 year 80,000 miles Federal warrty and the 7 year
70,000 mile California warranty (Emissions).

Good Luck..


On Sat, 31 Jan 2004 01:08:11 -0500, Ohaya <ohaya@N_O_S_P_A_M_cox.net>
wrote:

>Hi,
>
>Just curious... shouldn't this be taken care of under the Hyundai
>warranty? Or is the warranty in Canada different than in the U.S.?
>
>
>
>Calvin wrote:
>>
>> The check engine light came on on our 2000 Accent GS. I brought the car in
>> the local Hyundai dealer and they told me that the Mass Air Flow sensor is
>> defective and needed to be change. $440 (CDN) + labour, YIKES!!!!!
>>
>> I told to forget it for now.
>>
>> Suggestion anyone?