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Intermittant Fault During Warranty Period

Rey

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My "Blind Spot Sensors" quit working for about an hour or so while traveling across W. Texas. They started up again. No Hyundai dealer within easy reach, so I let it go. I should have taken it to the nearest Hyundai dealer to "register" a fault. Now once out of warranty it quit for good. Had I registered the fault with Hyundai I would have had a good argument for warranty coverage.
 
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