2. Lungeing from a stop (hard to accellerate gracefully).

know what you mean here. My wife won't ride with me. She said she coudn't
figure out why her neck was always sore. She finally figured it out. She
said I gave her whiplash.

Gary

 

"fumunda cheeze" <cheeze@foreskin.net> wrote in message news:<kTzqc.9924$0P5.3733@newssvr24.news.prodigy.c om>...
> I bought a 2002 with 9200 miles on it out of lease. It does nothing but run
> like a stripped assed ape. Excellent car. No trouble yet of any kind 20,000
> mi. on it now. I bought the 100 k warranty because i didn't know anything
> about the Hyundai. The only two things I have against it is that you can't
> see the miles on the speedomer display in the daylight, and the AM radio is
> not worth a diddley damn. 5 miles top range on a 5,000 watt am station.
> Worthless pieces of that they might as well have added a three dollar
> transister radio to hang from the rear view mirror.


http://www.hmaservice.com/webtech/ii...476#_394880476

 

I assume the 2001 XG300 and the 2002 XG350 information is the same ?

 

I've had my XG350 into the dealer for hesitation and surging many times.
It seems there is something wrong with the Mass Airflow Sensor, or the
Traction Control Module, or even the Power Control Module. Whatever it
is, Hyundai are in denial about this problem. All the dealers know this
is an issue.

 

I've had my XG350 into the dealer for hesitation and surging many times.
It seems there is something wrong with the Mass Airflow Sensor, or the
Traction Control Module, or even the Power Control Module. Whatever it
is, Hyundai are in denial about this problem. All the dealers know this
is an issue.

 

I've had my XG350 into the dealer for hesitation and surging many times.
It seems there is something wrong with the Mass Airflow Sensor, or the
Traction Control Module, or even the Power Control Module. Whatever it
is, Hyundai are in denial about this problem. All the dealers know this
is an issue.