That's pretty unbelievable that they're trying to weasel out of covering it. You would think they'd want to keep their customers happy. When you weigh the cost of fixing this problem vs. the money that you, Hyundai, might make when your happy customer buys another Hyundai in the future, it seems like a no-brainer to fix it.

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Ralph

1985 300D Turbo, CA model
248,650 miles and counting...