Power or Electric System Not Working
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Power or Electric System Not Working
I just got a 2020 Tuscon, only 395 miles on it. Should have paid attention to this red flag. On the fifth day, all the warning lights came on and the automatic systems stopped working. Multiple messages displayed to check tire pressure monitor, abs, etc.. Took it back to where I got it and they are sending it for repair. I don't know what is wrong yet as this just happened. Does anyone know what this is? I'm afraid I bought an unreliable lemon.
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A good part of the time troubles arise that require some expertise and persistence to correct and people that don't know unload the vehicle because it could cost some $$$ to correct. You might have picked up one of those deals.
The right shop and people should be able to get things straightened out , but it will probably cost some money.
Now you have some idea of where you are.. get some estimates and see if you made a good decision purchasing the vehicle.
The right shop and people should be able to get things straightened out , but it will probably cost some money.
Now you have some idea of where you are.. get some estimates and see if you made a good decision purchasing the vehicle.
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A good part of the time troubles arise that require some expertise and persistence to correct and people that don't know unload the vehicle because it could cost some $$$ to correct. You might have picked up one of those deals.
The right shop and people should be able to get things straightened out , but it will probably cost some money.
Now you have some idea of where you are.. get some estimates and see if you made a good decision purchasing the vehicle.
The right shop and people should be able to get things straightened out , but it will probably cost some money.
Now you have some idea of where you are.. get some estimates and see if you made a good decision purchasing the vehicle.
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It seems like when the problem just can't be found or one thing after another requires attention, it must be a lemon.
There is also the theory of the Monday or Friday car that was built on one of those days when the personnel were out to lunch and some things were overlooked.
Usually vehicle problems can be corrected, but you need to have the right people working on them with the right info, tools and experience to straighten them out..
Neglect, improper maintenance bring forth a lot of problems that can be avoided if care is used when repairs are required.
The majority of the time not too many people get rid of a good running trouble free vehicle maybe with just the wrong color paint. There is almost always a reason .
That is something to keep in the back pocket ,why was it traded or unloaded.?
If you decide to get rid of your vehicle for one of the above , the best catch all is , "It must be a lemon".
It is getting increasingly difficult to find service facilities that have good people with good experience and if one is found they do charge for that experience.
If you can afford it, keep looking for that place, they are out there, only they charge for that quality.
There is also the theory of the Monday or Friday car that was built on one of those days when the personnel were out to lunch and some things were overlooked.
Usually vehicle problems can be corrected, but you need to have the right people working on them with the right info, tools and experience to straighten them out..
Neglect, improper maintenance bring forth a lot of problems that can be avoided if care is used when repairs are required.
The majority of the time not too many people get rid of a good running trouble free vehicle maybe with just the wrong color paint. There is almost always a reason .
That is something to keep in the back pocket ,why was it traded or unloaded.?
If you decide to get rid of your vehicle for one of the above , the best catch all is , "It must be a lemon".
It is getting increasingly difficult to find service facilities that have good people with good experience and if one is found they do charge for that experience.
If you can afford it, keep looking for that place, they are out there, only they charge for that quality.
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