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Hyundai Sonata Recalled For Sunroof Fix – Also Nissan Patrol And Pulsar

Hyundai has issued a recall in Australia this week for its mid-sized Sonata, due to a potential problem with the vehicle’s sunroof. The carmaker has identified a weakness with the Sonata’s sunroof wind deflector plate, which may not have be


Hyundai has issued a recall in Australia this week for its mid-sized Sonata, due to a potential problem with the vehicle’s sunroof.

The carmaker has identified a weakness with the Sonata’s sunroof wind deflector plate, which may not have been attached correctly at the time of manufacturing.

The plate may therefore come loose, creating a hazard for other road users if it lands on the roadway while driving. 

Further, the loose plate may strike the sunroof, causing the glass to shatter. No accidents or incidents from this issue have been reported in Australia to date.

Affected vehicles were sold in Australia between July 2014 and August 2015, with 755 examples on the recall list.

The recall process will include an inspection of the deflector plate and service if required, performed at no cost to owners.

Hyundai will attempt to contact affected owners shortly, but any owner wishing to learn more about the latest round of recall should contact their local dealer or phone Hyundai Customer Care on 1800 186 306.

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