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Richard 11-15-2003 10:58 AM

Limping Santa Fe
 
Anybody had this happen with their Santa Fe? The engine light came on and we
took the car to the dealer. They ran the diagnostics and said eeverything
looked ok and reset the light. I drove out of their parking lot and the
light came back on. The service manager said to drive the car until I could
find time to leave it again. So I drove it for about 1 week when the car
began to misbehave. While driving it would buck. The revs would go up to
3000 and stay there. After several minutes of this behavior the car would
drive normally. Back to the dealer. Now they find a faulty sensor and tell
me the car was in its "Limp mode". Now the car runs normal so I guess things
are fixed. I did notice one thing while having this problem. The gas milage
actually improved. ??????
R. Larkin



theta00k@yahoo.com 11-15-2003 04:59 PM

Re: Limping Santa Fe
 
In article <e2stb.71765$1N3.33715@twister.nyroc.rr.com>, "Richard" <boetard@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Anybody had this happen with their Santa Fe? The engine light came on and we
>took the car to the dealer. They ran the diagnostics and said eeverything
>looked ok and reset the light. I drove out of their parking lot and the
>light came back on. The service manager said to drive the car until I could
>find time to leave it again. So I drove it for about 1 week when the car
>began to misbehave. While driving it would buck. The revs would go up to
>3000 and stay there. After several minutes of this behavior the car would
>drive normally. Back to the dealer. Now they find a faulty sensor and tell
>me the car was in its "Limp mode". Now the car runs normal so I guess things
>are fixed. I did notice one thing while having this problem. The gas milage
>actually improved. ??????


What year Santa Fe?

Boetard 11-15-2003 10:40 PM

Re: Limping Santa Fe
 
2002 V6 AWD

<theta00k@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:bp67j5$rs_002@west.earthlink.net...
> In article <e2stb.71765$1N3.33715@twister.nyroc.rr.com>, "Richard"

<boetard@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >Anybody had this happen with their Santa Fe? The engine light came on and

we
> >took the car to the dealer. They ran the diagnostics and said eeverything
> >looked ok and reset the light. I drove out of their parking lot and the
> >light came back on. The service manager said to drive the car until I

could
> >find time to leave it again. So I drove it for about 1 week when the car
> >began to misbehave. While driving it would buck. The revs would go up to
> >3000 and stay there. After several minutes of this behavior the car would
> >drive normally. Back to the dealer. Now they find a faulty sensor and

tell
> >me the car was in its "Limp mode". Now the car runs normal so I guess

things
> >are fixed. I did notice one thing while having this problem. The gas

milage
> >actually improved. ??????

>
> What year Santa Fe?




drewspen 11-20-2003 11:37 PM

Re: Limping Santa Fe
 
There are outstanding issues with the O2 sensor and the clutch sensor. I
had both go out at the same time. Symptoms just like yours. You should
have received a notice from Hyundai for both. Then again, your dealer
should have known too...


//---------------
Kent Andrew (Drew) Spencer

"Boetard" <boetard@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:RkCtb.112101$ZC4.3050@twister.nyroc.rr.com...
> 2002 V6 AWD
>
> <theta00k@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:bp67j5$rs_002@west.earthlink.net...
> > In article <e2stb.71765$1N3.33715@twister.nyroc.rr.com>, "Richard"

> <boetard@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > >Anybody had this happen with their Santa Fe? The engine light came on

and
> we
> > >took the car to the dealer. They ran the diagnostics and said

eeverything
> > >looked ok and reset the light. I drove out of their parking lot and the
> > >light came back on. The service manager said to drive the car until I

> could
> > >find time to leave it again. So I drove it for about 1 week when the

car
> > >began to misbehave. While driving it would buck. The revs would go up

to
> > >3000 and stay there. After several minutes of this behavior the car

would
> > >drive normally. Back to the dealer. Now they find a faulty sensor and

> tell
> > >me the car was in its "Limp mode". Now the car runs normal so I guess

> things
> > >are fixed. I did notice one thing while having this problem. The gas

> milage
> > >actually improved. ??????

> >
> > What year Santa Fe?

>
>




Boetard 11-24-2003 06:51 PM

Re: Limping Santa Fe
 
I agree that the dealer should have known. Anyway, all is fixed.
RSL

"drewspen" <drewspen@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:XDgvb.262933$Fm2.278934@attbi_s04...
> There are outstanding issues with the O2 sensor and the clutch sensor. I
> had both go out at the same time. Symptoms just like yours. You should
> have received a notice from Hyundai for both. Then again, your dealer
> should have known too...
>
>
> //---------------
> Kent Andrew (Drew) Spencer
>
> "Boetard" <boetard@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:RkCtb.112101$ZC4.3050@twister.nyroc.rr.com...
> > 2002 V6 AWD
> >
> > <theta00k@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> > news:bp67j5$rs_002@west.earthlink.net...
> > > In article <e2stb.71765$1N3.33715@twister.nyroc.rr.com>, "Richard"

> > <boetard@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > > >Anybody had this happen with their Santa Fe? The engine light came on

> and
> > we
> > > >took the car to the dealer. They ran the diagnostics and said

> eeverything
> > > >looked ok and reset the light. I drove out of their parking lot and

the
> > > >light came back on. The service manager said to drive the car until I

> > could
> > > >find time to leave it again. So I drove it for about 1 week when the

> car
> > > >began to misbehave. While driving it would buck. The revs would go up

> to
> > > >3000 and stay there. After several minutes of this behavior the car

> would
> > > >drive normally. Back to the dealer. Now they find a faulty sensor and

> > tell
> > > >me the car was in its "Limp mode". Now the car runs normal so I guess

> > things
> > > >are fixed. I did notice one thing while having this problem. The gas

> > milage
> > > >actually improved. ??????
> > >
> > > What year Santa Fe?

> >
> >

>
>





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