leak from differential

[ldp82]

My 2015 5.0 with <50k miles has sprung a leak. I thought the oil I found on the ground must be my old 911 leaking. That car was dry so I took a look under my Genesis and found the differential wet / dripping. I am dropping it off tomorrow as it should be under warranty. Has anyone else had this happen?

 

[Whitey]

Couple others just recently posted they had this same problem, here's the thread:
2015 Hyundai Genesis Vibration/Shaking

 

[Markymark]

please let us know what was the problem.

 

[ldp82]

They took a look and think it was the seal on the drain plug had deteriorated (they replaced it). We will see if it keeps leaking, I am not too worried the dealer is easy to work with.

 

[skipgen]

They took a look and think it was the seal on the drain plug had deteriorated (they replaced it). We will see if it keeps leaking, I am not too worried the dealer is easy to work with.

It is a relief to find a decent service dept...

I had a weird prob with my AC that I had apparently cured by removing & reinserting the appropriate fuses. I went ahead & kept the appointment @ the dealership anyway. The guy sat in the car & went through the functions and said, they could plug it in but unless it wasn't working, they wouldn't find anything and didn't want to waste my money & my time.

There's lots of dealer shops that would have just taken it in anyway, charge a hour, then tell you it was fine. I appreciated the honesty and know I can go back there, if needed.

 

[Suburbazine]

It is a relief to find a decent service dept...

I had a weird prob with my AC that I had apparently cured by removing & reinserting the appropriate fuses. I went ahead & kept the appointment @ the dealership anyway. The guy sat in the car & went through the functions and said, they could plug it in but unless it wasn't working, they wouldn't find anything and didn't want to waste my money & my time.

There's lots of dealer shops that would have just taken it in anyway, charge a hour, then tell you it was fine. I appreciated the honesty and know I can go back there, if needed.

The problem is that GDS can find the history faults in these modules that are useful for diagnosis. Saying that there's nothing to find isn't necessarily true.

 

[skipgen]

The problem is that GDS can find the history faults in these modules that are useful for diagnosis. Saying that there's nothing to find isn't necessarily true.

Yeah. I suppose that can also be the case.