glennk
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- Genesis Model Year
- 2015
- Genesis Model Type
- 2G Genesis Sedan (2015-2016)
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ok folks, I was hearing the flutter between 28 and 35 mph; it went away at slower and faster speeds. I was hoping to find a solution here, rather than take it to the dealer. However, I began getting some unrelated (so I thought) warnings on my dash. The AEB light would come on, the auto hold light would come on, the traction loss light would come on, all at once , and the screen would say "Check AEB system". So I took it in. The guys wouldn't let me drive the car because they thought it might be unsafe. Further, they said they needed to order a part, per Hyundai, in order to repair. So, here is what they did, reading from the paper work:
"Cause: lost communication with fuel pump control module." <12 different history codes> "Techline case # 9832732. Techline recommends replacement of the fuel pump control module. Replaced fuel pump control module and cleared all codes" I just took the car out for a drive today after getting back, and the flutter is gone.
Replaced my driveshaft assembly(propeller shaft is the culprit). No more fluttering.
I have driven approx 3k miles since replacement. Also, top speed of 105 mph to see if any issues at higher speeds. Give me to this afternoon to find paperwork and download. My service rep stated that all that is needed to find out what repairs were performed on another Hyundai is the VIN# and dealership name and then your dealer can search database. I can PM you my information. BTW_ before replacing the driveshaft assembly the fluttering noise was there every morning until the car warmed up. Fluttering noise gone.
i had the same thing have them replace the drive shaft it will be gone
I have driven approx 3k miles since replacement. Also, top speed of 105 mph to see if any issues at higher speeds. Give me to this afternoon to find paperwork and download. My service rep stated that all that is needed to find out what repairs were performed on another Hyundai is the VIN# and dealership name and then your dealer can search database. I can PM you my information. BTW_ before replacing the driveshaft assembly the fluttering noise was there every morning until the car warmed up. Fluttering noise gone.