Adaptive Cruise Control Problems of Hyundai Accent

I brought my vehicle to victorville Hyundai to address the official manufacturer safety warranty extension, campaign z01, which covers a defective passenger side occupant classification system (OCS) airbag sensor. My vehicle currently has 129,000 miles. The dealership and the service manager refused to perform the necessary safety diagnostic or inspection unless I signed a pre-authorization contract agreeing to pay a out-of-pocket fee of $219. The manager explicitly stated that this fee would be charged if they found that the sensor was contaminated with "outside water or dust. " while I confirmed that the vehicle has never sustained any liquid spills or water intrusion, the vehicle is driven in the high desert area and naturally contains standard environmental dust due to its age and mileage. By inserting the word "dust" into a mandatory pre-authorization agreement, the dealership is creating an intentional, deceptive financial loophole to deny a corporate safety warranty and avoid repairing a critical restraint system component. Because I refused to sign this predatory waiver, the dealership refused to service my vehicle's airbag defect, leaving a critical safety issue unresolved.

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