2000 Sonata Window

Discussion in 'Hyundai Sonata' started by Old_Timer, Sep 5, 2004.

  1. Old_Timer

    Old_Timer Guest

    The driver side window in my Sonata no longer closely completely
    tight. Due to this malfunction I get wind noise from this window.
    I will be taking it to the dealer within the next few days and try to
    have it repaired under the bumper-to-bumper warranty.

    Has anyone else experience this problem?

    Old_Timer
     
    Old_Timer, Sep 5, 2004
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  2. Old_Timer

    Doron Levy Guest

    There was a recall on 2000-2001 Sonatas on the power window regulator. I had
    the same problem (mind you this recall was issued in Canada because we only
    have a 3 year bumper to bumper warranty here). I have a 2001 Sonata and both
    regulator's failed on the driver and passenger side window preventing them
    from closing completely.
     
    Doron Levy, Sep 5, 2004
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  3. Old_Timer

    hyundaitech Guest

    It's not a recall in the U.S., but there is a technical service bulletin on
    this issue. You should expect your dealer will replace the upper cable
    holder for the window regulator in question and possibly the one on the
    other side as well.
     
    hyundaitech, Sep 7, 2004
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  4. Old_Timer

    Old_Timer Guest

    I got it back from the dealer today. The service manager said they
    replaced the entire regulator. Whatever, it works fine now. (covered
    under the bumper-to-bumper)

    He said that the cable cannot be replaced by itself, but is part of an
    assembly.

    Old_Timer
     
    Old_Timer, Sep 8, 2004
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  5. Old_Timer

    hyundaitech Guest

    What happens is that the roller assembly at the top of the regulator
    cracks. If it breaks completely, the cable will come off and get tangled
    up, and the window won't work. Hyundai introduced a service kit to
    replace the roller assembly (they call it a holder) on the regulator.
    Perhaps your dealer didn't know about the bulletin or they don't like
    replacing the roller. Either way, you're probably better off with an
    entirely new regulator.
     
    hyundaitech, Sep 8, 2004
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