Front Suspension Lower Control Arm Problems of Hyundai Accent

The contact owns a 2004 Hyundai Accent purchased January 2006. While driving she heard a loud scraping noise. An independent mechanic stated that the entire lower control arm failed because the bolts that kept the lower control arm secure became loose. The manufacturer was contacted, but they refused liability. Repairs were made at the owner's expense. The failure mileage was 92,000. The current mileage was 93,000.

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The contact owns a 1996 Hyundai Accent. While driving 15 mph, the contact lost control of the vehicle and it stopped suddenly. The suspension split in half due to corrosion and the lower control arm collapsed. He was able to place the vehicle in reverse and drove back into his driveway. The manufacturer stated that they were unaware of NHTSA campaign id number 02v341000 (suspension:front:control arm:lower arm). The contact stated that he would replace some of the parts and would take the vehicle to the dealer for additional repairs. The current and failure mileages were 109,477. Updated 03/06/08.

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: the contact stated, the service dealer refused to honor recall # 02v341000 for the front lower control arm. The vehicle was inspected in August of 2003. The front lower control arm on the right side was replaced in 2005 and the left side front lower control arm was replaced in August 8, 2006, at the owners expense. The manufacturer and service dealer determined there was no recall in the company database. The contact showed the service dealer a copy of the recall letter.

While driving, the lower control arm broke. Recall#02v341000.

My car with VIN: kmhvf14n8tu264513 has the problems specified in recall #02v341000 lower control arm. The lower control arm has broken when turning the stearing wheel. I checked with the manufacturer at 1 800 633 5151 and they said that the recall does not apply to this vehicle. However, the car meets all the conditions as described on the recall description:the car was made in the period stated in recall and is owned in the applicable regions.

The lower control arm failed when the driver tried to turn the steering wheel.

The vehicle experienced the same problem as stated in recall #02v341000 lower control arm, however the vehicle identification number was not included in the recall. The vehicle experienced the same problem as stated in recall #02v341000 lower control arm, however the vehicle identification number was not included in the recall. Consumer included receipt from previous repairs.

While driving tires were pulling to each side, and splitting out. Consumer took vehicle to dealer, and they repaired it. Currently, that problem had happened again, and dealer could not tell what had caused the problem first time. Please provide more information.

Repaired under the recall and the problem became worse, currently there's a noise in the front, the front is unaligned and the tires are worn out. Please describe details.

The left side suspension is lower due to repair of the recall 96v11300. Please describe .

Dealership refused to perform the recall 02v341000 repairs for the lower control arm. They indicated that the part did not need to be replaced. Within 2500 miles of the dealership inspection the recall defect occurred. Both lower ball joints needed to be replaced. One ball joint rusted through, and the other had developed a fracture.