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This sounds like what my 2006 Tucson was doing also with the addition of it turning off when being put into reverse as well as when going forward. It would happen randomly and was really scary not knowing when my car would turn off without warning. The first time I took it in they couldn't figure it out but luckily the second time there were codes in the system since the ... Read More
I am also having this problem with my 2010 Tucson...I brought it in to Hyundai on Oct 8th and I spent 4 hours waiting...couldn't figure out what was wrong, and of course it wouldn't stall for them. They said I need fuel injectors, that may be the problem...cost be $200- ...it wasn't the problem bc it still does it randomly. recently when I use the auto start it will shut off ... Read More
I have a 05 Tucson and it's doing the same thing. Where you able to figure out what the problem is?
I thought I'd post on here to see if someone can help me, since I've taken my car in three times to an autoshop and they are unable to find any issues. My car was due for inspection and oil change last Monday. It just so happened that the Thursday and Sunday prior, it randomly stalled when I was at the stop light/ stop sign. It only did it once each ... Read More
I have a 2005 Tucson GLS V6, and like so many others, I have had the battery drain issue. The first two times it was under warranty. The second two times I had to pay for the battery replacement. The dealers both in CA and IL always said silly things like I must have left the lights on, etc. I *always* turn everything off (lights, radio, AC, etc.) whenever I turn ... Read More
Has anyone other than me had their car transmission go 4 times in 5 years??? That's my story, the latest breakdown was June 25, 2011. I complained to Hyundai consumer affairs and was instructed to have it towed to a dealer for inspection ( which by the way he charged me for even though I already knew what the problem was). They had my car from 6/25 to 7/15 to finally ... Read More
HI i own a hyundai Tucson 2006 diesel 4 wheel drive. I would like to know if anyone knows the oil consumption rate of this model as my oil level is going down really fast. The dealer is telling me it is normal and that the car consumes 1 litre with every 2500km is this true
After reading these posts and automotive forums..im still not sure what happened to my car...only had it for 2yrs this past halloween....went away for a week and the car sat. came home went to get in and go out and it was dead completely.....Im thinking your kidding. I just put a new battery in it in the spring, a good one.....so why is it dead....i dont leave anything on either....im almost ... Read More
My 2006 Hyundai Tucson just recently started doing the same thing. When I turn into my driveway slowly it'll just shut down. Saney78, did you find out what was causing this?
Please don't buy a Hyundai, same yourself a nightmare, I bought a 2005 Hyundai Tucson, and at first I was thrilled because this was my first new car for myself, I worked long and hard to be able to afford a reliable car and I chose the Hyundai Tucson, well after having the car since 2006 which is when I purchased the pre-owed SUV from Herb Chambers Dealership I'm starting to ... Read More
Hey sonotuh. Don't know if you're still having trouble with your transmission...and I don't have any answers for you as yet...but I've experienced exactly the same problem as you. I wasn't able to put my 2006 tucson into reverse. It was like that position was completely blocked by something... All the other gears were fine though...I pushed my car out of the driveway and drove to the Dealership. Unlike you though..they've ... Read More
I'm about to buy a 2006 Hyundai Tucson. The one I'm looking at just has the basic CD player radio. Does any one know.. If I were to buy the cd changer model on ebay, can I just switch them out? Are all the wires/plugs on the back the same? I dont know a great deal about wiring, so I'd prefer something that's plug and play. Thanks!
So here's a new situation that I haven't experienced with any of my previous cars (none of them have been Hyundais). As a background, I own a 2006 V6 AWD AT Tucson, bought new. It only has 22,000 miles on it. I've been getting about 18.5 MPG in mostly city driving until about a month ago when, all of a sudden, the mileage, as shown by the car computer, dropped to ... Read More
So here's a new situation that I haven't experienced with any of my previous cars (none of them have been Hyundais). As a background, I own a 2006 V6 AWD AT Tucson, bought new. It only has 22,000 miles on it. I've been getting about 18.5 MPG in mostly city driving until about a month ago when, all of a sudden, the mileage, as shown by the car computer, dropped to ... Read More
I just had my Tucson into the dealer on Friday 10/3 with the ESC light issue as well. They replaced the brake light switch and said that it is a common complaint.
OK Now it's been two weeks since I serviced the switch and the E S C light is behaving normally. Now at 20,180 miles. Definitely.....The brake switch.
It's been 3 days since I cleaned and adjusted the brake switch on my 2006 Tucson (19,255 miles) So far, the "ESC OFF" light has NOT come on. Previously, the ESC OFF light would come on and stay on even if it was a short or long trip. The only way to shut the light off was to stop and turn off the ignition. DUH IT's Electronic Stability Control = ESC ... Read More
I recently bought a 2006 Tucson and after experiencing the "ECS" light problem I read with great interest the comments posted here. I have a shop manual for the 2006 Tucson and it clearly shows that the brake switch is a dual switch. One set of contacts for the brake lights and one set of contacts for the "ECS" circuitry. The "ECS" contacts are closed until the brake pedal is pushed. ... Read More
I copied this from another place: airflyte, "Hyundai Tucson Maintenance and Repair" #10, 13 Jan 2007 12:57 pm#9 After my Tucson sits for two days, the battery goes dead. I took it to a Hyundai dealer and they showed me the Technical Service Bulletin for the Sonata, Tucson and Azera. The Bulletin number is 06-90-015, dated March 2006. The Bulletin states, "If the vehicle has to be stored for a long ... Read More
In regards to my transmission problem: I couldn't get it to go into reverse in my driveway. My husband couldn't get it into reverse. It would "go" but nothing would happen. Tow truck came - he couldn't get it in reverse, so it was towed to dealership. Dealership called the next day and said they found nothing wrong and it's worked since it got to them. Any ideas what happened? I'm ... Read More
Hi all I have 13,000 miles on my Tucson. Today, tried to put it in reverse while it was parked in my driveway, and it wouldn't go. It got towed to my dealsership - waiting to find out more. Has anyone heard any any transmission failures like this? Thanks.
I traded in my 2006 tucson for the mileage issue and gas prices these days. I just made a trip of over 500 miles and averaged 36 mpg on the trip and got 40.26mpg in a 285 mile leg of the trip. I really liked my tucson but I am glad I got the 2007 elantra for the mileage that im getting. :)
I have a 2006 Tucson, and I, too, am having the ESC light turn on frequently. I'm taking it to the dealer on Monday, so I'll report what they said. I was also the victim of a dead battery this morning. Needless to say, I'm disgusted and ready to dump it after a year and a half.
Just purchased 2006 Tucson 2 days ago and ESC light came on today. Will copy posts regarding this to show dealer. Will pass on any info.
I have a 2006 Limited Tucson and I'm just curious to why Hyundai didn't install a visible flashing ARMED alarm light with the keyless factory alarm. I've noticed other Hyundai models (example, Sonata) have a visible falshing light on the dashboard when the car is armed. Do I have a defective alarm light not working right, or did hyundai not install one with their keyless alarm systems on the 2006 Tucsons. ... Read More
I posted with the same problem several months ago. The stereo was replaced, and I kept the vehicle approximately 6 weeks after that with no further problems. Apparently it caused a drain on the battery by coming on while the vehicle was parked. Not sure, but I believe the problem was truly fixed. When the AC started giving me problems in 105 degree heat, I had enough, and traded it in ... Read More
I don't know where you live, but in the USA right now there is a $1500.00 rebate and another $500.00 incentive for financing thru HMFC for a grand total of $2000.00 off any Tuscon (until Sept.3rd) and at almost any Hyundai dealer you can get a Tuscon right now for INVOICE or below.. less the $2000.00 incentives. I don't know whay your INVOICE price is on the leftover 2006...but...perhaps you can ... Read More
I cannot speak to the radio issue, but I do know that Hyundai received a shipment of defective batteries at the Elantra plant. Mine lasted < 18 months and then had almost no cranking capacity. The battery was replaced and I have had no further problems.
My mother's 2006 Tuscon is a piece of junk.. She has had it in and out of the shop over 20 times since she bought it last year. The problems started a couple of weeks after she got it home. First they said she must have left the lights on.. then. it was the battery.. then it was the radio..then it was there was nothing wrong with it..then the battery.. then ... Read More
We currently own a 2006 Elantra GLS, and my wife wants a small SUV. We'll keep the Elantra, but we've been looking at the Tucson GLS FWD Automatic. Here's the quote we just received from Pugi Hyundai in Downers Grove, IL (the same place we purchased our Elantra in December 2005): 2007 Hyundai Tucson FWD Automatic, Platinum Color with Premium Package: $17,252 This, of course, does not include TTL, but includes ... Read More
Hi, My 05 tuscon does this and is now in the shop for 6th time and they can not fine the problem and the Hyundai corp. is aware but will not do anything about it. I think it should be a recall on this as it is a large group. Let me know what happened with you. I think all of us who has this problem should write lemon on it ... Read More
I have a 05 tuscon bought in Oct. 07 had only 8500 miles has been in and out of the shop since then as the battery goes dead on the 3rd day if not driven. They have replaced the battery and a module but now it is in the shop again. They can not find the problem and they keep it for days and will not give me a loaner. I ... Read More
Tucson GL 4WD 4 cyl. Manual Trans I purchased my Tucson new in July 2005. It got great mileage for about the first 1500 miles the mileage then dropped to about 19 MPG since this was late October the dealer blamed this on cold weather ( October weather in Michigan is not cold). We lived with the mileage until the July 2006 oil change and then insisted something be done. Resetting ... Read More
I recently bought a 2006 4WD 6 cyl Tuscon with 20k miles on it. Auto transmission. I use it to commute +/- 30 miles each way, and one highway trip each week. I am getting a steady 23 mpg using regular gasoline. You folks make me wonder what I am doing right ! -Beth
I have a 2006 tucson with the same problem! the radio has a problem! when turned off it will draw to much current and will kill the battery. the dealer also changed the battery,this also did not help. after changing the radio the problem never came back!
Just to update you on this problem; after the car sat for several days the battery would go dead. The dealer installed a new battery and it went dead again. We told the dealer that we removed the fuse for the radio and the battery did not go dead. But as usual, they don't listen to the customer, and did not troubleshoot this problem. I took the car back to the ... Read More
After my Tucson sits for two days, the battery goes dead. I took it to a Hyundai dealer and they showed me the Technical Service Bulletin for the Sonata, Tucson and Azera. The Bulletin number is 06-90-015, dated March 2006. The Bulletin states, "If the vehicle has to be stored for a long time, the power connector should be disconnected to prevent battery drain." I told the service manager that the ... Read More
Thanks for the additional information, val6. OK, so you were quoted a selling price of $21,164 on a 2006 Hyundai Tucson that has an MSRP of $21,830. A base 2006 Tucson GLS 4WD has a spread of around $1,500 between its full MSRP and dealer invoice price. You are only being given a discount of $666 on this truck. I personally would try to negotiate another couple hundred dollars off of ... Read More
Hi val6. There's nothing wrong with trading in your current vehicle when you lease your new one. However, it would be in your best interest to have the dealer that you are working with cut you a check for your trade rather than using the proceeds from it as a down payment for your lease. I always advise consumers against making down payments on leased vehicle because consumers who do risk ... Read More
I just hope you wont have my problem with the 05 tucson, my A/C malfunctioned after one year...bought it Aug o5, gave me a problem already during Aug 2006, Hyundai USA cant do anything, brought it already with two dealer, twice in Douglas Hyundai stayed there for two whole day, and sent it out again to another Hyundai, they didn't cange my A/c or even fix it, they gave me the ... Read More
Hi guys, Brand new Tucson owner here... 2006 V6, about 1100 miles at the 3 week mark. Bought it with 310 miles already on it. I've seen my mileage steadily increase point by point, from a starting point of 20.1 to the 22.9 I'm currently pulling. Most of that is highway driving (or, if you're familiar with the Phoenix area freeways, parking lot driving) with the air conditioner firmly fixed in ... Read More
I'm looking around for 2006 Hyundai Tuscon in Milwaukee wisconsin and can also drive around to Chicago, IL if I'm getting a better deal. The dealer here is offering for V6 4WD Moonroof leather interior and 6 cd changer Limited: 24301 - 1000rebate + Tax Is this a good one to go with...please advise
Hi Everyone, I leave in Northen NJ and this is what I got from the dealer: (2006 Hyundai Tucson GL, automatic, basic version, without accesories) "I have the vehicle you've requested in-stock... A 2006 Hyundai Tucson automatic lists at $19,345.00 including destination. Invoice is $18,774.00. You can purchase the car for $500 bellow invoice, and there is $1,000.00 factory rebate." So after calculation, it looks like this: MSRP: $19,345.00 (both, dealer ... Read More
Hi kenbonn. Hyundai's cash incentive for leases of the 2006 Tucson is actually higher than its normal customer cash incentive for it. The lease cash is $1,500. Since you have already gotten the dealer that you are working with to agree to lease you this truck at dealer invoice, have them subtract this $1,500 from your vehicle's capitalized cost and then use Hyundai Finance's buy rate lease money factor to calculate ... Read More
It looks like the 2007 Tucson brochure is available on the Hyundai website. Unfortunately, the Tucson hasn't changed much since 2006. http://www.hyundaiusa.com/shoppingtools/ebrochure/tucson.aspx
These broken parts should be replaced, no questions asked and if the dealer is reluctant see what another will do for you. Still, while I cannot dispute what you say I have never had things randomly break like that. What can I say? I have had several Hyundai vehicles (2 Santa Fe's 1 Elantra and Tucson+ my daughter has a 2003 Elantra) and although I felt interior plastic trim was hard ... Read More
Has anyone else been denied warranty coverage with the excuse "it's not covered because you broke it?" My elbow went through the top of the armrest when I was adjusting my position in my car and that's the spiel I'm being given by the dealer and the local Hyundai rep. Being of average height and weight I was somewhat offended. I didn't karate chop it or anything, just put my elbow ... Read More
Hyundai cars/SUV's seem to have a longer "break-in" period than some others. Just give it some time (and mileage) adn you will begin to see some improvement. This held true for both my 2002 Santa Fe and my 2005 Elantra. But the K&N air filter is a good idea and full synthetic oil helps too. Just like others are saying, you do have to remember that it is an SUV and ... Read More
The body for the 2007 Tucson is not scheduled for any major overhaul. It might get a minor touchup like they did with the 2005 Santa Fe, but nothing major. The engine though remains to be seen. I made several inquiries and came up empty-handed myself. Perhaps you will have better luck though. But I can offer a little insight for you and say that the 2.7L engine used in the ... Read More
I just think that the 2007 Santa Fe tends to blend in too much with the new Toyota Rav 4 and soon-to-be-released Honda CRV. The body style has lost its distinction from the other clones. Also I am not nuts about the luxury-themed interior and 18-inch wheels on SE and Limited models. Preliminary pricing puts the Santa Fe SE AWD in the neighborhood of $25,695. Though this is on par with ... Read More
Does anyone have any information regarding the 2007 Tucson? Particularly I am interested in statistics relating to the 2.7L engine. Hyundai claims that the engine is "all-new" and "redesigned", yielding more horsepower and torque while increasing efficiency. I currently own a 2002 Santa FE GLS 2.7L AWD and looking to possibly trade in the very near future. Gas mileage in it has been acceptable, given that it is an AWD SUV. ... Read More
try the hyundai dealer in Paramus,NJ. I do not know the name of it but I think they have lower prices. I think it is on Route 17.
Since I have been frequenting this site I have been reading a lot 'complaints' about the Tucson. The majority seem to be about fuel economy and others are about minor interior trim issues, others are annoying problems with the OEM radio reception,speakers and some mechanical issues with the 4x4. I am starting to wonder whether fuel economy in particular is the reason for overall decline in sales of this model? I ... Read More
Looking to buy a new 2006 Tuscson GL 2WD automatic ! Anybody out there have any tips on discount dealerships in the NJ/NY/Eastern PA area that are selling close to invoice. The invoice price on this type of Tuscon is $17,654 and that doesn't include the $500 rebate Hyundai is offering this month. The MSRP on this base model is $18,745 (about $1,100) over invoice. What would be a good purchase ... Read More
Call it defending my "experiences" then and my experience with more than a dozen cars of all brands most newer than 1963 up to and including a 2005 Tucson and a 2006 Honda with very close build tolerance is that a hood has never "gone" out of adjustment..period!! Do you think that only negative posts are allowed here with no rebuttal, you relentlessly poke Hyundai and since I fail to believe ... Read More
hey reechz, do you mean a 2005 LX or a 2006 Limited? To the best of my knowledge, the LX was only on the 05 and the limited is the top line of the 06 models...
You too are about to be "targeted". I don't have to convince anybody about Hyundai being "not that bad" mainly because THEY AREN'T. I have, or have had three personally (2002 Santa FE, 2003 Santa Fe, 2005 Tucson) and both my daughter AND son also have one (2000 Elantra, 2003 Elantra) as does my sister (2004 Elantra) And now I am going to proceed to rip you too. So then, your ... Read More
I was offered a 2006 Tuscon LX 2wd automatic transmission last nite at a dealership in NY for $16,000 flat. Just add tax and title. Good deal?
Well, of course you're right, but you have to wonder what was wrong with the car that caused that shuddering - the dealer was disinclined to discuss it at length, other than to say, "your car is ready." You don't want to drive a car where the wheels come off(which happened to me with a 1995 Chrysler) that could be deadly. I guess we fawn over the Japanese cars, but are ... Read More
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/03/16/AR2006031601302.- html
I'm beginning to think CR is a bit biased in their reviews of Hyundai vehicles. If they are going to make statements about first year reliability being worse than average, they need to back it up with more concrete facts, or links to a website that goes into more details. Unfortunately, I didn't read their full review of the Tucson as I wasn't in the market for one when they reviewed ... Read More
You certainly didn't hurt my feelings. I just wanted to point out that a 1984 car is hardly the "latest and greatest" in any technology you would care to name. I will try to address your points as best I can. Yes, diesel still smells like diesel but they don't emit smoke out the tail pipe much any more. If you stand behind a running diesel there is no question it ... Read More
I have a 2005 Tucson GLS and have about 19,500 miles on it having bought it in Feb of 2005. About 12,000 miles in November I began to notice a pronounced vibration while going up hills, but not so bad on flat surfaces. Checking with the dealer I was told that Hyundai was working on a fix and to call in Jan of 2006 to see if the fix was determined. ... Read More
hi I'm in the process of buying a 2006 Tucson GLS with the sunroof, I think it's called the PREMIUM PACKAGE. the dealer wants to charge me $600- destination cost ( which I'm ok with) Prep - $500 and Hyundai Advertising cost $500. are these two illegitimate costs on a new car. I got the car $21K plus 1K in rebates. total cost of Car plus registration and NYS tax (8.75%) ... Read More
One of the main reasons I did not buy a Tucson is the posts on this forum reporting how bad the read world mileage is. We got a 2006 CRV-SE instead and it gets the EPA estimates (average 24-25 MPG in mixed driving). We also have an 2003 Accord 4cyl which routinely exceeds the EPA estimates. It seems some manufacturers are able to match or exceed the EPA estimates and others ... Read More
Follow up on the vibrating crank shaft: My dealer tells me that all Tucsons have this problem and that Hyundai is working on a fix to this problem. Again, I get this vibration when going up hills, and its annoying - presumably the car is safe, which is reassuring since I have to drive to Florida later this month (Jan 2006). I wouldn't recommend a 2005 Tucson or even a 2006 ... Read More
Can you get Automatic Temperature Control with the cloth seats? ATC appears to only be available on the limited, which is unfortunate because the leather on the Hyundai's is cheap-feeling, something many reviews have noted and we concur with... it felt like vinyl, esp. compared to other SUVs we tried. Not sure if they upgraded the leather for the 2006's. Also, I read on the RAV4 forum that hyundai's are notorious ... Read More
It appears that getting at least $2,000 off the sticker price listed on the Hyundai web site for a 2006 vehicle(4 cylinder, auto, 2WD)is reasonable. I know of one dealer that will sell a vehicle at this delivered price. Of course, taxes and fees paid directly to motor vehicles for registration are extra.
My 2005 Tucson bought in Feb 2005 has about 15,200 miles on it. At about 12,000 it began to make a vibrating noise when going up long uphills. I finally took it to the dealer - after waiting about two hours, the service manager came in and said - the problem is in the drive shaft - it is vibrating and Hyundai has come up with a fix that we'll get ... Read More
After introduced in 2004 as 2005 Tucson, 2006 Tucson was slightly changed mainly for interior. 2006 Tucson is nicer than 2005 Tucson. I don't think 2007 Tucson will be any different than 2006 Tucson. With everything being standard figures, only thing I see to be added in 2007 would be the power driver seat, probably only on Limited model. In November, you can get up to $1500 in rebates if you ... Read More
Hello everyone. I'm getting ready to buy a Tucson within the next couple of months. Do you think I should buy a 2006, or wait for the 2007 next year that is supposed to have some improvements and new features? Currently there are not many rebates on the 2006 Tucson. Maybe there will be some next month. My '05 Elantra just turned one year old today. It has been problem-free. I'm ... Read More
Your point about the Hyundai rate is a great point and is what caused the problem for me at Herb Connolly when I was negotiating on the 2006 Tucson Limited. I have a loan commitment for 5%, and the Hyundai rate was quite a bit higher. I was financing over five years and estimated that the Hyundai rate would cost me about $750 extra over that time, thus reducing the $1k ... Read More
I was able to get a price of $21,800 (including $1k rebate to finance through Hyundai but before title & taxes) on a fully loaded 2006 Tucson Limited with accessory package 3 (sunroof) at Clay Hyundai in Newton, MA. I did not qualify for the loyalty rebate. They were absolutely great to deal with - very friendly, cooperative, worked easily over the phone. I highly recommend giving them a call. My ... Read More
The '06 Tucson has some new standard features according to the Hyundai website. The GLS and Limited gain a Tire Pressure Monitoring System. Also, the Limited has an Automatic Temperature Control system, electronic auto-dimming rearview mirror with compass, and new 16" 5-spoke wheels. Stated before, the Limited comes with the bodycolor cladding, and the GLS has the gray bodyside cladding. :) Hope this helps.
Thanks for confirming the body cladding. Also, it's great to hear some new info about the 2006. I wonder why Hyundai is not making the Tucson LX available in all colors?
Monday night we contributed our bit to the overall economy, purchasing a 2005, Mesa Red Tucson GLS V6 at Antwerpin Hyundai in Clarksville, MD. First new car in my 42-year driving experience. Of course, I only get to see it when my wife parks it in the driveway. Outside of the test drive, my only time behind the wheel came on the 10.8-mile drive from the dealer to home... ;). Our ... Read More
Its difficult to determine if any purchase price savings occur on the Canadian Tucson due to the side airbag unavailability - pricing differences are more complex than a straight currency conversion. However it is unacceptable that Hyundai would consider safety to be less of an issue to the Canadian market, and its keeping me from buying one. I'll probably end up with a CR-V if the 2006 Tucson doesn't have side ... Read More
Tucson has arrived - so far, I think it's Hyundai's (pronounced Sundays) greatest car. Just my opinion, of course. I loved my 2003 Sonata, but the facts are these: The disk brakes needed resurfacing twice in 23,000 miles, once under wty and once considered wear and tear. Coming back from a ski trip in New Hampshire with sub-zero weather, the heaters weren't working properly, and my companion was freezing, since on ... Read More
sportage and tucson share same platform just like sonata and optima and here are some info of next hyundai's engine theta:2.0 144PS, 2.4 166PS sonata mu:2.7 TG(next XG) lambda:3.3 233PS, 3.8 sonata,TG,BH(first luxary brand??) tau:4.6 343PS, 5.0 373PS
From what I have been reading it appears that Hyundai will be coming out with their new 4 cylinder (2.0 & 2.4) and 6 cylinder (3.3 & 3.8) engines next year. If this is true, will the Tucson get the 3.3L for the 2006 MY? If so, it may pay to wait until next year to get a Tucson, as I understand the 3.3 will be much better than the 2.7. ... Read More
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