A total of 180,000 Hyundai Tucson SUVs from the 2019-2021 style years will have to return to the dealership after the automaker issued a new recall for the vehicle. In documents filed this week with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Hyundai said a failure The ABS module increases the threat of chimney exit.
Hyundai believes quality control lost the challenge of production. Specifically, residues from the ABS module’s brazing procedure at the supplier point can accumulate in the component and cause an electrical short circuit, especially in case of heat and humidity. compartment, an smell of burning or melting, and see the soft ABS on the board.
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The automaker noted that he was aware of the fires related to recall, but did not reveal how many.
This is now the third recall in the same years that Hyundai has issued for a faulty ABS module. In 2018, the automaker removed approximately 88,000 Azera and Sonata cars after discovering that water could cause an electric short circuit. The automaker removed 229,000 Kia Sorento and Sedona cars, also for the option that an ABS module would cause an electric short circuit and, in turn, a fire. Hyundai did not respond promptly to Roadshow’s request for comment when asked if the most recent withdrawal was related.
Once the technicians have taken a look at the Tucson, they will update the ABS module completely. Hyundai plans to launch the withdrawal crusade on October 30, with notices mailed at that time.
This was originally published on Roadshow.
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