Lower ball joints on Santa Fe
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Re: Lower ball joints on Santa Fe
What "class action suit"? Also, is your cited warranty for 2nd owner?
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> hyundaitech wrote:
>> Well, them's the breaks sometimes.
>>
> My warranty is good for 6 years or 72000 miles (as per the class action
> suit) so I have time to see if the current ball joints are any better than
> the previous ones.
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bPCg.14177$uH6.1221@twister.nyroc.rr.com...> hyundaitech wrote:
>> Well, them's the breaks sometimes.
>>
> My warranty is good for 6 years or 72000 miles (as per the class action
> suit) so I have time to see if the current ball joints are any better than
> the previous ones.
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Re: Lower ball joints on Santa Fe
What "class action suit"? Also, is your cited warranty for 2nd owner?
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KWW
"Richard" <richard147@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> hyundaitech wrote:
>> Well, them's the breaks sometimes.
>>
> My warranty is good for 6 years or 72000 miles (as per the class action
> suit) so I have time to see if the current ball joints are any better than
> the previous ones.
--
KWW
"Richard" <richard147@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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bPCg.14177$uH6.1221@twister.nyroc.rr.com...> hyundaitech wrote:
>> Well, them's the breaks sometimes.
>>
> My warranty is good for 6 years or 72000 miles (as per the class action
> suit) so I have time to see if the current ball joints are any better than
> the previous ones.
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Re: Lower ball joints on Santa Fe
KWW wrote:
> What "class action suit"? Also, is your cited warranty for 2nd owner?
>
We are the original owners of the 2002 Santa Fe. The class action suit
had to do with Hyundai misreporting the actual horsepower of their
motors because of the US smog requirements. They offered a large group
of owners a cash settlement ($125 I think), increasing the 10/100,000 to
12/120,000 or increasing the 5/60,000 to 6/72,000. We took the 6/72,000
offer.
> What "class action suit"? Also, is your cited warranty for 2nd owner?
>
We are the original owners of the 2002 Santa Fe. The class action suit
had to do with Hyundai misreporting the actual horsepower of their
motors because of the US smog requirements. They offered a large group
of owners a cash settlement ($125 I think), increasing the 10/100,000 to
12/120,000 or increasing the 5/60,000 to 6/72,000. We took the 6/72,000
offer.
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Re: Lower ball joints on Santa Fe
KWW wrote:
> What "class action suit"? Also, is your cited warranty for 2nd owner?
>
We are the original owners of the 2002 Santa Fe. The class action suit
had to do with Hyundai misreporting the actual horsepower of their
motors because of the US smog requirements. They offered a large group
of owners a cash settlement ($125 I think), increasing the 10/100,000 to
12/120,000 or increasing the 5/60,000 to 6/72,000. We took the 6/72,000
offer.
> What "class action suit"? Also, is your cited warranty for 2nd owner?
>
We are the original owners of the 2002 Santa Fe. The class action suit
had to do with Hyundai misreporting the actual horsepower of their
motors because of the US smog requirements. They offered a large group
of owners a cash settlement ($125 I think), increasing the 10/100,000 to
12/120,000 or increasing the 5/60,000 to 6/72,000. We took the 6/72,000
offer.
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Re: Lower ball joints on Santa Fe
I think you made a wise choice. It's a pretty good bet that something
stupid will break within that year based on the age or mileage on the
vehicle. Chances of getting back you $125 or more in warranty work are
actually pretty good.
stupid will break within that year based on the age or mileage on the
vehicle. Chances of getting back you $125 or more in warranty work are
actually pretty good.
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Re: Lower ball joints on Santa Fe
I think you made a wise choice. It's a pretty good bet that something
stupid will break within that year based on the age or mileage on the
vehicle. Chances of getting back you $125 or more in warranty work are
actually pretty good.
stupid will break within that year based on the age or mileage on the
vehicle. Chances of getting back you $125 or more in warranty work are
actually pretty good.
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Re: Lower ball joints on Santa Fe
hyundaitech wrote:
> I think you made a wise choice. It's a pretty good bet that something
> stupid will break within that year based on the age or mileage on the
> vehicle. Chances of getting back you $125 or more in warranty work are
> actually pretty good.
>
It's nice to know that at least once in 56 years I made a wise choice!
> I think you made a wise choice. It's a pretty good bet that something
> stupid will break within that year based on the age or mileage on the
> vehicle. Chances of getting back you $125 or more in warranty work are
> actually pretty good.
>
It's nice to know that at least once in 56 years I made a wise choice!
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Re: Lower ball joints on Santa Fe
hyundaitech wrote:
> I think you made a wise choice. It's a pretty good bet that something
> stupid will break within that year based on the age or mileage on the
> vehicle. Chances of getting back you $125 or more in warranty work are
> actually pretty good.
>
It's nice to know that at least once in 56 years I made a wise choice!
> I think you made a wise choice. It's a pretty good bet that something
> stupid will break within that year based on the age or mileage on the
> vehicle. Chances of getting back you $125 or more in warranty work are
> actually pretty good.
>
It's nice to know that at least once in 56 years I made a wise choice!
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