I got my 2015 Sonata back on April 29, 2022 after having a new engine put in it. On September 7, 2022. The engine light came on and the car lost power. I pulled over and talked to dealer and was advised to have it towed in. The service dept said it was a knock sensor. They told me they put a new one in and needed to drive it. They came back and said it tripped again. They didn't have a loaner (I bought 2 new Sonatas from Kerry. 3 weeks went by, said they didn't know what was wrong with it even after they called manufacturer. Yesterday I was told that they did not put a new knock sensor in it and that they put a lot of miles on the car and it didn't trip. Apparently their computer is not reading the problem so they won't fix it probably because the manufacturer will not reimburse the dealership. So they are going to send a single 59 YEAR OLD LADY out on the expressway with something wrong with her car. The knock sensor tripped and they haven't put a new one in it. How much can that be???? This is WRONG! The next question is date of service LOL (one space for a date) Sept 7, 2022 -Sept. 30, 2022. And nothing has been done except they have put a lot of miles on the car.
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