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Hyundai Engine Recall Information
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Technical Overview
Among the affected vehicle population, vehicle stalling may be triggered by premature engine bearing wear. Indications of a worn bearing are outlined here. If the vehicle continues to be driven with a worn bearing, the bearing can fail, and the vehicle could stall. In some instances, engine stalling can lead to the fracture of a connecting rod. When a connecting rod fractures, it is possible for it to damage the engine block, allowing oil to escape and contact hot engine surfaces, which can lead to a fire.
What Is A VIN?
A Vehicle Identification Number, commonly known as a VIN, is a unique 17-character number used to identify an individual vehicle’s manufacturer, model, body style and engine size.
Where Do I Find My VIN?
On your vehicle:
- Driver’s side dashboard (viewable from the windshield)
- Inside driver’s side door jamb (on a sticker)
Other places to find your VIN:
- Vehicle insurance card
- Vehicle title record (pink slip)
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Customers who have any concern with their Hyundai vehicle may contact the Hyundai Customer Care Center at (855) 671-3059 or consumeraffairs@hmausa.com.