Problem with ligths dimming
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Problem with ligths dimming - 9/30/2006 12:00:20 PM
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osc661
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I have 2006 azera limited with the ultimate package and every time I am driving a night the lights of the car dimmed, I reported the incident to the dealer and they told me it was normal. The car started with this problem 2 months after purchased. Going into my second service the car continue to have the same problem and right before service the car lost power and would not go over 40 mph. I brought the car to the dealer and the replaced the accelerator system (electrical) when I picked up the car the following day I noticed that the paint of the rear was by windshield right side was dull. I went to the dealer and they told me it was a manufacturer error and that the car was not finished and they would take care of it. I let them know about the lights that continue to dim at night. Currently they are painting the car and they telling me the problem with the lights are within manufacturing standards. However the loaner/rental which is the same model does not have the same problem with the lights. I wanted to know if anyone has experienced the problem with lights at night. It normally happens when I let go of the gas and the RMPS drop then bang the lights dim. It sort of when you car is parked at night and you pushed the button for the windows and the lights dim. I contacted support but I am starting to think I may have a lemon.
< Message edited by osc661 -- 9/30/2006 12:06:23 PM >
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RE: Problem with ligths dimming - 10/1/2006 5:18:36 PM
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wsteinhauer
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I have not had that problem. If the dealer does not correct it, ask to talk to a Hyundai representative.
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RE: Problem with ligths dimming - 8/24/2007 11:54:24 AM
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mahout
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You have an internal short with the headlight circuit and it has to be traced and corrected. (if you are speaking of dimming the dash lighting, that is normal when headlights are on to reduce night glare) If the dealer doesn't have a wiring manual, VOM, and a good electronics tech, you will likely have to contact Hyundai.com.
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RE: Problem with ligths dimming - 8/24/2007 12:47:28 PM
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duke
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hi there, >>I am driving at night the lights of the car dimmed,<< can you please be more spectfic!!!!!!!
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RE: Problem with ligths dimming - 10/18/2007 7:05:48 PM
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48jpat
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Hi. I have a similar problem to OSC661. In response to questions, let me tell you what I am experencing... I have also have a 2006 Limited (it also has a paint defect in the same area - hmmm interesting). When driving at night, the main front lights 'dim' (the dash lights do not do this). The reduction of the amount of light is significant enough that other cars of the road believe that I am flashing my lights at them. The reduction of light lasts 1-2secs. If the cabin fan is on 'max' air volume, then there is a reduction in fan speed at the same time. This does not happen when the car is stationary (in Park), but it does happen in both town and highway driving conditions. The local dealer has looked at it 5 times (it is with the dealer now as I write this) an they have come up with a number of theories from loose battery terminal to bad alternator (which was replaced). They currently admit that they do not have any more suggestions, so the service manager is using the car at night to go home, in a hope that he can detect any clue which would indicate where to look next. The Hyundai rep. has told the dealer that this is 'normal for an Azera', however they will not put this in writting (surprise surprise!!!). So, if anyone has any experience / suggestions...... Thanks
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