chadwarden
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- Genesis Model Year
- 2019
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- Genesis G70
2019 g70. 30,000 miles, purchased from dealer 16 months ago.
So 6 months ago my AC went out. Only blowed hot air, made a hissing sound. I’m in the Florida heat and that’s not fun. Took car to local Tires Plus. Original diagnosis was that the blower resistor failed, which was odd for 30k miles.
the technician was in contact with a Hyundai engineer at a nearby dealership to figure out the root cause.
It turns out, the ENTIRE front wiring harness (91200B) is faulty, heats up so bad causing wires to short and melt, in my case the blower motor resistor.
I told him to replace the resistor and just get the AC working- $900 spent and AC working fine.
Last week it happened again. Same symptoms, AC hissing, a few days later- only hot air.
The front wiring assembly is a $4,000 and rarely in stock. I’ve searched and searched online for similar cases. I only could find a similar wiring issue with much older models, like 2015 G70s and some older Hyundai models.
I’m not a car guy, but I try to do my research. What do you guys think is going on here? How did my 2019 with less than 30k miles (which was a leaser previously) have a faulty wiring harness? The dealership had to have known?
The car is basically totaled if the harness is 4K (if they can even get it) let alone labor costs. Any insights would be appreciated.
I’m attaching what the Hyundai engineer sent me, a diagram of the harness that’s faulty. And also the potential invoice that was generated for the replacement.
So 6 months ago my AC went out. Only blowed hot air, made a hissing sound. I’m in the Florida heat and that’s not fun. Took car to local Tires Plus. Original diagnosis was that the blower resistor failed, which was odd for 30k miles.
the technician was in contact with a Hyundai engineer at a nearby dealership to figure out the root cause.
It turns out, the ENTIRE front wiring harness (91200B) is faulty, heats up so bad causing wires to short and melt, in my case the blower motor resistor.
I told him to replace the resistor and just get the AC working- $900 spent and AC working fine.
Last week it happened again. Same symptoms, AC hissing, a few days later- only hot air.
The front wiring assembly is a $4,000 and rarely in stock. I’ve searched and searched online for similar cases. I only could find a similar wiring issue with much older models, like 2015 G70s and some older Hyundai models.
I’m not a car guy, but I try to do my research. What do you guys think is going on here? How did my 2019 with less than 30k miles (which was a leaser previously) have a faulty wiring harness? The dealership had to have known?
The car is basically totaled if the harness is 4K (if they can even get it) let alone labor costs. Any insights would be appreciated.
I’m attaching what the Hyundai engineer sent me, a diagram of the harness that’s faulty. And also the potential invoice that was generated for the replacement.