2011 Sonata Issues--2
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09-27-2011 | 02:35 PM
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2011 Sonata Issues--2
I ahve had one nagging issue with my 2011 Sonata and one new issue---any thoughts?
1. Hesitation when I step on the gas---this is an inconsistent-consistent problem. Unpredictible and whenever I tak it to be serviced --they can not reproduce it---but it happens routinely and more so in hot weather
2, Failure to start-I press the starter button--ecerything lights up--will n.t start--this is new in last month but is becoming an every day issue--but again, it does start and then it wont--takes 5-10 tries
1. Hesitation when I step on the gas---this is an inconsistent-consistent problem. Unpredictible and whenever I tak it to be serviced --they can not reproduce it---but it happens routinely and more so in hot weather
2, Failure to start-I press the starter button--ecerything lights up--will n.t start--this is new in last month but is becoming an every day issue--but again, it does start and then it wont--takes 5-10 tries
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10-25-2011 | 04:53 AM
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Hesitation/Starting Issue
Mine also has some hesitation in the summer time. It normally goes away when I turn off the ECO setting. The ECO setting reduces power to the powertrain to increase fuel mileage. Combined with a warm engine and the AC running, it creates a bit of a drag or hesitation.
For the starting issue, there is a brake-interlock feature for the push button start. That module, if it is not operating correctly, will cause the car not to start properly. Have it checked by the dealer.
For the starting issue, there is a brake-interlock feature for the push button start. That module, if it is not operating correctly, will cause the car not to start properly. Have it checked by the dealer.
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10-29-2011 | 11:55 AM
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Mine also has some hesitation in the summer time. It normally goes away when I turn off the ECO setting. The ECO setting reduces power to the powertrain to increase fuel mileage. Combined with a warm engine and the AC running, it creates a bit of a drag or hesitation.
For the starting issue, there is a brake-interlock feature for the push button start. That module, if it is not operating correctly, will cause the car not to start properly. Have it checked by the dealer.
For the starting issue, there is a brake-interlock feature for the push button start. That module, if it is not operating correctly, will cause the car not to start properly. Have it checked by the dealer.
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