CHECK ENGINE LIGHT - MAFS

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Calvin, Jan 30, 2004.

  1. Calvin

    Calvin Guest

    The check engine light came on on our 2000 Accent GS. I brought the car in
    the local Hyundai dealer and they told me that the Mass Air Flow sensor is
    defective and needed to be change. $440 (CDN) + labour, YIKES!!!!!

    I told to forget it for now.

    Suggestion anyone?
     
    Calvin, Jan 30, 2004
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  2. Calvin

    T Guest

    You should be able to put the MAFS in by yourself. It's likely just inline
    in the air intake hose, a couple clips, an electrical plug or two, and
    you're done. 15 minutes tops.

    It could have just been a one time error. If your MAFS truly goes bad your
    car will run poorly, get poor gas mileage, run hot, cold, etc. If the car
    runs fine it was likely a one time error.

    -Tom
     
    T, Jan 30, 2004
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  3. Calvin

    Ohaya Guest

    Hi,

    Just curious... shouldn't this be taken care of under the Hyundai
    warranty? Or is the warranty in Canada different than in the U.S.?
     
    Ohaya, Jan 31, 2004
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  4. Calvin

    seahorse25 Guest

    If the MAF is included in the terms below, and he bought the
    Accent over 36 months ago, his warranty may be over, eh? =;-(

    S25

    __________________________________
    Canada's Basic Emisson Coverage:
    HYUNDAI's Emission System Warranty covers the basic
    emission components unless otherwise specifically
    provided, for 36 months from the Warranty Registration
    Date or 60,000 Km, whichever occurs first.
    __________________________________
     
    seahorse25, Jan 31, 2004
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  5. Calvin

    PC Guest

    In the U.S (California to be exact), the car is covered by two
    warranties. 1 the 8 year 80,000 miles Federal warrty and the 7 year
    70,000 mile California warranty (Emissions).

    Good Luck..
     
    PC, Feb 2, 2004
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