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HYUNDAI iX35
bought the car from the Hyundai main dealer no more than a year,found the water leak into the boot area during the raining day,had sent back to the Hyundai dealer ,after almost a day check that they cound not found the fault and I've asked to pay for the service.:(:(any idea??
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Find the leak yourself and take it back with a request for it to be fixed and your money back.
Do M3's and Toyota's and Golfs ever leak?Censorship Reigns Supreme in Troll City...0 -
Can you guarantee the water wasn't there when you bought it, and isn't from some kind of spill, or from condensation or something? Take a pressure washer to it yourself and see where the water's getting in? Dry up the water, and see if it happens again? How long is the guarantee they provided?0
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Get the boot completely dry,take out everything in it including any carpet.Get a bottle of talcum powder and sprinkle it all over sides ,front and rear of boot,then wait until rain or spray it with a hose.When you open the boot again if its leaking it will show the trace through the talcum and if its a seal will even point at the point of the leak.....0
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LOL! That was my first thought before I'd even opened the thread :rotfl:forgotmyname wrote: »Do M3's and Toyota's and Golfs ever leak?0 -
Tell them not to compound their fault of selling you a car that leaks by not being able to fix their problem!
Just because they haven't found a leak doesn't mean there isn't one.
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oldhand's talc powder is a great idea.
Leaks affecting the Hyundai ix35:
http://www.honestjohn.co.uk/forum/post/index.htm?t=98784
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4963957
http://www.hyundai-forums.com/uk/211290-water-leak-brand-new-ix35-4x4-automatic.html
Is Hyundai UK involved? You can speak with them on 0800 981 981.0
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