2021 Tucson Heating
Hi all, new here. So i have a 2021 Tucson new shape, N-Line version. I've had the car since new, when they first come out, and up until now, very pleased with the car.
So tonight (16th Jan), I ventured out to work in the bitter cold weather, put the heating on to 25, and after 15 mins, i was only getting Luke-warm air coming out. After another 15 mins, still Luke-warm air. I switched off the car, restarted, still the same, i put the air con on to try to see if it would clear, and no joy again.
So currently it isn't very warm in my car, which isn't good as i have young children.
Has anyone else had this issue, and know if its an easy fix, before it goes into the dealers?
Thanks all
So tonight (16th Jan), I ventured out to work in the bitter cold weather, put the heating on to 25, and after 15 mins, i was only getting Luke-warm air coming out. After another 15 mins, still Luke-warm air. I switched off the car, restarted, still the same, i put the air con on to try to see if it would clear, and no joy again.
So currently it isn't very warm in my car, which isn't good as i have young children.
Has anyone else had this issue, and know if its an easy fix, before it goes into the dealers?
Thanks all
I'm sorry to hear about the heating issue in your 2021 Tucson N-Line. Cold air despite the heating settings could be caused by a faulty thermostat, heater core issue, or a blend door problem. Before visiting the dealer, check the coolant level, thermostat, and ensure there's no air trapped in the cooling system. If issues persist, it's advisable to have a professional inspection. Considering the potential impact on your family, a prompt resolution is crucial. Reach out to Hyundai customer support for guidance or schedule a service appointment with your dealer for a thorough diagnosis and necessary repairs. Stay warm and safe!
I'm sorry to hear about the heating issue in your 2021 Tucson N-Line. Cold air despite the heating settings could be caused by a faulty thermostat, heater core issue, or a blend door problem. Before visiting the dealer, check the coolant level, thermostat, and ensure there's no air trapped in the cooling system. If issues persist, it's advisable to have a professional inspection. Considering the potential impact on your family, a prompt resolution is crucial. Reach out to Hyundai customer support for guidance or schedule a service appointment with your dealer for a thorough diagnosis and necessary repairs. Stay warm and safe!
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