What does ESP mean on Hyundai?
Hyundai: Electronic Stability Program (ESP), Electronic Stability Control (ESC) and Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA)
Are there any problems with the Hyundai Tucson?
It has the locking 4WD which was the last year they offered it with the standard transmission. So far at 48,000 no problems whatsoever except for a leak in the power steering unit which they replaced without a problem. I find the 2 liter plenty powerful with the standard tranny although very steep hills are a problem. I routinely use it to haul.
Why does the Check Engine light go off on my Hyundai Tucson?
The engine looses power for a while, check engine light comes on, then problem corrects itself and check engine light goes off. Shops never see anything because the engine sensor reset and don’t store in memory why the check engine light comes on.
What kind of engine does a Hyundai Tucson have?
I just am wondering if all of you have 6 cylinder automatics. I bought a new 2006 Tucson with the 4 cylinder 2.0 liter 140 horsepower engine. It has the locking 4WD which was the last year they offered it with the standard transmission.
When did acceleration die on my Hyundai Tucson?
First time it happened, I was going down the interstate at about 70mph and then all of the sudden the acceleration died. Car went from 70, to about 30mph. Was able to get to side of road w/o getting run over and had my foot to the floor with the gas pedal just to get the car to move.
It has the locking 4WD which was the last year they offered it with the standard transmission. So far at 48,000 no problems whatsoever except for a leak in the power steering unit which they replaced without a problem. I find the 2 liter plenty powerful with the standard tranny although very steep hills are a problem. I routinely use it to haul.
The engine looses power for a while, check engine light comes on, then problem corrects itself and check engine light goes off. Shops never see anything because the engine sensor reset and don’t store in memory why the check engine light comes on.
First time it happened, I was going down the interstate at about 70mph and then all of the sudden the acceleration died. Car went from 70, to about 30mph. Was able to get to side of road w/o getting run over and had my foot to the floor with the gas pedal just to get the car to move.
I just am wondering if all of you have 6 cylinder automatics. I bought a new 2006 Tucson with the 4 cylinder 2.0 liter 140 horsepower engine. It has the locking 4WD which was the last year they offered it with the standard transmission.