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tranny shifts - 1/15/2007 9:48:09 AM   
coolhand

 

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I have a 2005 sante fe. Sometimes when I go to pass on the open highway the tranny seems to slip and rev before it engage's the passing gear. It has happened starting off from a stop light too. Is this normal. It feels like it needs a sec or two to catch up to the command to go...lol  

Any one else find this with their sante fe's or know of an adjustment
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RE: tranny shifts - 3/14/2007 10:54:40 AM   
Shieldwolf

 

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I also have an '05 Santa Fe and my problem seems to be when shifting from 2nd to 3rd (about 25-30 mph), the problem is intermittent.  The engine races, the tach jumps and I just coast along.  When I remove my foot from the gas pedal the engine slows down, the tach jumps and it shifts gears smoothly.  I took it to the dealer (they can't replicate the problem) and they had a service bulletin to reset the Learning Module, which seemed to correct the problem for about two days.  The problem is back and I called the dealer and the service manager said I should log whenever it happens and the conditions.  I think this response is BS, but he said unless they can reproduce the problem they can't really diagnose it and fix it.  Anybody else have any ideas on this.

Thanks.

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