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Car Forum / Hyundai Cars / February 2007

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My 04 Sonata heater quit working

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me - 19 Feb 2007 16:34 GMT
This isn't a good time to not have a heater (SW PA). When I got in my
car today, and turned on the heater, the fan never came on. I can hear
a faint click from around the glove box area, but no fan. Also when I
tried the AC buttons, they never lit up. All the other buttons in the
heater control area seem to be ok.

I checked fuses and they seems to be ok. Could the fan have died?
Would this still be covered under warranty? (42,000 miles)
MP - 19 Feb 2007 23:59 GMT
> This isn't a good time to not have a heater (SW PA). When I got in my
> car today, and turned on the heater, the fan never came on. I can hear
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> I checked fuses and they seems to be ok. Could the fan have died?
> Would this still be covered under warranty? (42,000 miles)

I had quite the same problem, does the fan works in the maximun speed?
If it works, it is the heater resistance.
me - 20 Feb 2007 16:30 GMT
No, fan doesn't work at any position. I can hear a slight click sound
from the fan when I turn the switch on (the click comes from behind
the glove box area)

>> This isn't a good time to not have a heater (SW PA). When I got in my
>> car today, and turned on the heater, the fan never came on. I can hear
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>I had quite the same problem, does the fan works in the maximun speed?
>If it works, it is the heater resistance.
Hyundaitech - 20 Feb 2007 06:26 GMT
Basic warranty is 5 years/60,000 miles.  Unless it’s a blown fuse or
something similar, it should be covered by your warranty.  Take it in
for warranty service

> This isn't a good time to not have a heater (SW PA). When I
> got in my
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> died?
> Would this still be covered under warranty? (42,000 miles)

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me - 20 Feb 2007 16:33 GMT
Thanks. I'll give them a call. Have them also check out that pesky
Check Engine light (that this is a pain, it's always coming on)

>Basic warranty is 5 years/60,000 miles.  Unless it’s a blown fuse or
>something similar, it should be covered by your warranty.  Take it in
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> > died?
> > Would this still be covered under warranty? (42,000 miles)
 
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