I developed a braking problem with the Hyundai Sante Fe I have. I took it to the dealership and was told it was the front brake caliper and one would be order. An appointment was made to make the repair then the dealership decides this was not the problem. They say the brake fluid has been contaminated with transmission fluid and the complete braking system would have to be replaced at a cost of $2204.81.
Since I change my own engine oil using genuine Hyundai parts this did not make a difference, I contaminated the brake fluid and Hyundai would not warranty any repairs. They also would not give me a loaner vehicle while my vehicle was being repaired. My vehicle has 16000 miles on it and I feel if there had been and brake fluid in the vehicle from the factory and the fluid was contaminated the whole braking system would not have been affected at this point and time.
If any one has any input on this I would appreciate your idea because of this my warranty has been voided or as to their words it will be looked at on a case by case incident. So why should I have to pay for a vehicle that is suppose to have a 100,000 mile warranty and maybe they will fix it and maybe they won't. I know the only thing I did was change the engine oil and nothing else was touched but they can falsely advertise the size of the engine and supposedly I get another year of roadside assistance that I did not ask for so is this American Justice.
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