Oil filter bulletin
This Suxs...have to buy their filter or all bets are off under
warranty. The engine oil filter has been superseded from part number 26300-35500 to part number 26300-35501. This oil filter is currently used on all Hyundai models. The change is cosmetic, to include the words Kia Motors, the Kia logo and the new part number. Form, fit and function have not been affected. To insure proper filtration of the lubrication system, only Hyundai Genuine Parts should be installed by a Hyundai approved facility. Damage resulting from parts other than Hyundai Genuine Parts may not be covered under warranty. |
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"Gman" <gman@gworld.net> wrote in message news:9nf8k05ofm6fjd12ne2vlsq6p7p7jemla9@4ax.com... > This Suxs...have to buy their filter or all bets are off under > warranty. > > > The engine oil filter has been superseded from part number 26300-35500 > to part number 26300-35501. This oil filter is currently used on all > Hyundai models. > > > The change is cosmetic, to include the words Kia Motors, the Kia logo > and the new part number. Form, fit and function have not been > affected. > > > To insure proper filtration of the lubrication system, only Hyundai > Genuine Parts should be installed by a Hyundai approved facility. > Damage resulting from parts other than Hyundai Genuine Parts may not > be covered under warranty. Nothing new about the type of statement in the last paragraph. My question would be: How could a filter (or any other part) that meets or exceeds SAE standards as specified by Hyundai be the cause of damage? |
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Relax, it's just a B.S. disclaimer. Legally, they don't have a leg to
stand on unless they can prove that an aftermarket filter or oil change caused a problem. Gman wrote: > This Suxs...have to buy their filter or all bets are off under > warranty. > > > The engine oil filter has been superseded from part number 26300-35500 > to part number 26300-35501. This oil filter is currently used on all > Hyundai models. > > > The change is cosmetic, to include the words Kia Motors, the Kia logo > and the new part number. Form, fit and function have not been > affected. > > > To insure proper filtration of the lubrication system, only Hyundai > Genuine Parts should be installed by a Hyundai approved facility. > Damage resulting from parts other than Hyundai Genuine Parts may not > be covered under warranty. |
Re: Oil filter bulletin
That's what they're talking about. A defective part that's not a factory
part is of course not covered by the vehicle's warranty. Nor is the consequential damage. |
Re: Oil filter bulletin
On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 07:23:09 -0500, Gman <gman@gworld.net> wrote:
>This Suxs...have to buy their filter or all bets are off under >warranty. > > >The engine oil filter has been superseded from part number 26300-35500 >to part number 26300-35501. This oil filter is currently used on all >Hyundai models. > > >The change is cosmetic, to include the words Kia Motors, the Kia logo >and the new part number. Form, fit and function have not been >affected. > > >To insure proper filtration of the lubrication system, only Hyundai >Genuine Parts should be installed by a Hyundai approved facility. >Damage resulting from parts other than Hyundai Genuine Parts may not >be covered under warranty. SO...techman...are you saying .. I need to use their filter to cover my butt??? |
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"Gman" <gman@gworld.net> wrote in message news:r8dck0pmnlqnt8s3pd1u5fdmqveuad195f@4ax.com... > On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 07:23:09 -0500, Gman <gman@gworld.net> wrote: > > >This Suxs...have to buy their filter or all bets are off under > >warranty. > > > > > >The engine oil filter has been superseded from part number 26300-35500 > >to part number 26300-35501. This oil filter is currently used on all > >Hyundai models. > > > > > >The change is cosmetic, to include the words Kia Motors, the Kia logo > >and the new part number. Form, fit and function have not been > >affected. > > > > > >To insure proper filtration of the lubrication system, only Hyundai > >Genuine Parts should be installed by a Hyundai approved facility. > >Damage resulting from parts other than Hyundai Genuine Parts may not > >be covered under warranty. > SO...techman...are you saying .. I need to use their filter to cover > my butt??? I think the point is that IF the filter was defective AND not a Hyundai part THEN the warranty MIGHT be challenged. IF the filter IS a Hyundai part THEN it is all Hyundai so not an issue. |
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hyundaitech wrote:
> That's what they're talking about. A defective part that's not a factory > part is of course not covered by the vehicle's warranty. Nor is the > consequential damage. Exactly. The question is: When was the last time that anyone had a defective oil filter? As with any product that's been made in the billions, I'm sure there are occasional bad ones, but I haven't seen one in 30 years of doing my own oil changes. |
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All that depends on what country your in.
Xiaoding |
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I've heard about some issues with some Fram oil filters starving the engine
for oil. I don't know whether they were defective, the wrong one for the car, or what the story was, but apparently it's happened enought that Hyundai has requested notification if these cars come into the dealer with this issue. This also isn't intended as a slam on Fram oil filters. I sometimes use them on my car and have never had a problem. |
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Right. The factory will stand behind any Hyundai part you purchase for 1
year/12k miles or the recommended maintenance interval for that part, whichever comes first. And they'll cover consequential damage, too. That's much better than any aftermarket product I've ever heard of. |
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My posts were meant to cover the United States only. I don't know what
policies/procedures are in any other country. |
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The Hyundai filter has a ball value in it to prevent the engine from
draining back down from the heads. So I'm told. Wik also makes this filter, confirmed by my dealer Another person had this statement about the filter/warranty Next time they quote you must use a Hyundai oil filter, tell them according to the Magnuson-Moss Act, if the use of a non-Hyundai part voids the warranty, the dealer is required to give the part to you to maintain the warrany. I am sure they will say it isn't required, but encouraged......IOW, you can use any part that is an OEM equivalent (i.e. Purolator, etc). Except from Act: While the Magnuson-Moss Act does not require manufacturers to provide a written warranty, it provides specific rules when one is provided. Among those provisions, FTC regulations state: "(c) No warrantor of a consumer product may condition his written or implied warranty of such product on the consumer's using, in connection with such product, any article or service (other than article or service provided without charge under the terms of the warranty) which is identified by brand, trade, or corporate name; except that the prohibition of this subsection may be waived by the Commission if - ((1)the warrantor satisfies the Commission that the warranted product will function properly only if the article or service so identified is used in connection with the warranted product, and (2) the Commission finds that such a waiver is in the public interest." ((42 U.S.C.2302(C)) - "hyundaitech" <howitsac@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:fb036ff67f1a6b3bcaf7dd8a11808dc3@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com... > My posts were meant to cover the United States only. I don't know what > policies/procedures are in any other country. > |
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My Taurus SHO with high pressure and volume will NEVER get a Fram oil filter
after I saw the cardboard end caps and the lack of anti-drain back mechanism. I'm not sold on any particular brand, only the specs and quality of construction. "Brian Nystrom" <brian.nystrom@att.net> wrote in message news:qvA1d.363923$OB3.197240@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net... > hyundaitech wrote: > > That's what they're talking about. A defective part that's not a factory > > part is of course not covered by the vehicle's warranty. Nor is the > > consequential damage. > > Exactly. The question is: When was the last time that anyone had a > defective oil filter? As with any product that's been made in the > billions, I'm sure there are occasional bad ones, but I haven't seen one > in 30 years of doing my own oil changes. > |
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hyundaitech wrote:
> I've heard about some issues with some Fram oil filters starving the engine > for oil. I don't know whether they were defective, the wrong one for the > car, or what the story was, but apparently it's happened enought that > Hyundai has requested notification if these cars come into the dealer with > this issue. This also isn't intended as a slam on Fram oil filters. I > sometimes use them on my car and have never had a problem. FWIW, it seems that the current consensus on Fram filters is that while they used to be a good product "way back when...", they're now basically junk. I won't use them. There are plenty of other filters with solid reputations available just as easily and at similar prices. For example, Purolator - or the rebadged house-brand filters they make for companies like Pep Boys - are well regarded. |
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"Brian Nystrom" > hyundaitech wrote: > > > I've heard about some issues with some Fram oil filters starving the engine > > for oil. I don't know whether they were defective, the wrong one for the > > car, or what the story was, but apparently it's happened enought that > > Hyundai has requested notification if these cars come into the dealer with > > this issue. This also isn't intended as a slam on Fram oil filters. I > > sometimes use them on my car and have never had a problem. > > FWIW, it seems that the current consensus on Fram filters is that while > they used to be a good product "way back when...", they're now basically > junk. I won't use them. There are plenty of other filters with solid > reputations available just as easily and at similar prices. For example, > Purolator - or the rebadged house-brand filters they make for companies > like Pep Boys - are well regarded. Wix are quality filters too. Also sold as NAPA Gold. |
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