Headlights Problems of Hyundai Genesis

The contact's wife owns a 2015 Hyundai Genesis. The contact stated upon taking the vehicle to the dealer for the front headlights replacement, he was informed that the headlights wire harness of the vehicle was melting. The contact stated that the headlights wire harness was replaced. The manufacturer was notified of the failure and advised the contact that they did not have any complaints related to the failure. The vehicle was repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 30,000.

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I was driving and my headlights stopped working, sooner I came to realize the horn doesn't either. I diagnosed the relay to be okay.

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While driving the other night, my headlights turned off on their own. The headlight setting was set to auto and they flickered twice before shutting all the way off. At this time I was on a dark road without streetlights. The only way to remedy immediately was to turn the headlight setting to on rather than auto. This also happened this morning as it was raining but I figured that was due to gloomy weather.

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1. In a stationary position both incidents the left and right passenger door handles while opening the doors on different times once in 2019 the other 2020 completely came off. The first issue I went to service department at norm reeves Hyundai in California off of the 605 freeway where they glue it back together and not opening the inside of the door to remove the broken pieces that fell inside the door which you can hear each time I close the door for the right side back passenger door. Second issues the left side back passenger door handle came apart the same way trying to open the door it just completely came off. I call my insurance company usaa file a claim took the vehicle to caliber collision hear in kyle, texas and they glued back on no pieces broke off inside the door. Now I have a problem with the right side headlight bulb that keeps going out while im driving. I took it to south point Hyundai July 6,, 2020 for this issue. According to the service report they identified the bulb needed to be replaced and replaced it. I told them the bulb is not the problem, they needed to find out whats causing it to go out. On July 7, 2020 bulb went out again retuned back to south point Hyundai all they did was opened the hood the service guy giggled something on the right side headlight and it came on, I told him thats is so unprofessional and should not have happened just to get my headlight to work. On September 7, 2020 bulb went out again call September 8, 2020 the service manager told me to bring the car in after I explained what happened for the second time after ive been charged for the service that did not fix the problem. Once I reached south point Hyundai the service manager john wayne drive my vehicle around the back drove back after 30 minutes and told me its going to cost me $130. Not including labor to fix the problem. I just left very upset.

2300 started my car to go get lunch (at work). I first noticed that my lights were not on (they are set to automatic) so I turned it back one and they turned on; however, the headlights would not. Also no sound when using signals. Lastly, the seat belt chime woud alarm every 15 sec or so, the warning light on dash stayed on. After shutting off the car (went in store) and restarted it all seems to be good?.

My headlights turn off (completely) on occasion when I touch the blinker signal stalk. They then flicker and cycle. . Read more...

Tl-the contact owns a 2012 Hyundai Genesis. -the headlights went out -lost of head lights for 15-20 seconds -unknown cause the contact stated that when attempting to turn right( traveling approximately 5 mph ) the lights went out, then 20 seconds after they came back. Also stated that the vehicle was repaired in February 2014 by the dealer davis Hyundai, 1655 n olden Ave, trenton, NJ 08638 for the same failure. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The approximate failure mileage was 46,000. Bp.

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At night when head lights are on and blinker is used, when the blinker is put on or when the turn is completed and the blinker goes off, the headlights go off for 3-5 seconds. This has also happened when blinker is not used while driving all headlights went off for 3-5 seconds. It is more prevalent when blinker is used. It happened twice on my commute to work this morning. I put todays date on this complaint, but it has happened multiple times.

Tl-the contact owns a Hyundai Genesis 2013. The headlights do not operate properly and vision is impaired at night. The contact stated that the head lights shoot to the ground and is very diffificault to see at night. They can oly see the ground and not whats infront of them. No warning lights illuminated. The vehicle was not towed. The vehicle was taken to mccafferty Hyundai sales inc. , (888) 754-7841 3004, 1106 e Lincoln hwy, langhorne, PA 19047 where they were informed tha theres no repair for the lights. The vehicle was not repaired and the manufacturer was not informed. The failure mileage was 6,000. Jw.

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The contact owns a 2015 Hyundai Genesis. While driving 40 mph, the headlights shut off without warning. The failure caused the instrument panel lights to shut off as well. The contact stated that the air bag indicator illuminated on another occasion. The contact stated that the air bags were replaced in 2015. The vehicle was taken to Mitsubishi potamkin of manhattan, new york where the headlight failure could not be duplicated; therefore, the vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure with the air bag, but not the headlights. The failure mileage was 11,717.

Headlights are set in 'auto' mode, but erratically/sporadically with no rhyme or reason, they will shut off, then turn on. One time I was able to record the event on my phone (available is requested). But another time they turned off then on (like I was flashing my lights) while driving. Another car was trying to enter traffic and thought I was flashing him to enter, resulting with me hard-braking to avoid hitting the entering car. This 'flashing' of lights has happened on more than one occasion, but I can't duplicate on demand (which is why the Hyundai dealer is stating they can't do anything about it. This is a driving safety issue. This has happened on numerous occasions, but I indicated the latest below.

While driving 70 mph on a highway at night all the interior lighting, dash, and headlights went completely out for three seconds then came back on. We slowed down but this happened three times before we reached our destination. Took it to the dealer who was able to recreate the problem and repair the car.

Headlights suddenly turn off. Intermittent defects I now refuse to drive this car at night. This defect happens while driving, in the highway or on a city street. The vehicle has been brought to the dealer 2x; will be brought again.

We just recently purchased this car. The headlights are more like spot lights instead of flood. At night, the low beam bulbs direct a light down low, and there's a horizon above them, which is dark. It's a horizontal line ahead of you. When you start down a hill, towards the bottom, the dark area completely covers the road ahead. You cannot see anything in front and above you, like the road climbing in front of you. Also, that horizontal dark line moves up and down with the bumps in the road, and almost brings on motion sickness. If we get in a hilly area, that could become possible. The dealer won't adjust the lights higher, because they're in spec, now. This is dangerous, and should be addressed.

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On the headlights the up and down arrows embossed into the plastic housing are backwards. This has caused me numerous tries at adjustment and has internally put the projector assembly out of alignment. This is the way the car came from the factory. Both sides are reversed.

Subject: Hyundai Genesis 2009 4. 6 litre. New car 2000 miles driven. When one comes to a stop with the engine running and transmission in "drive" and then when the stop/start button is pressed, the engine stops but when the gear shift lever is pushed forward from "drive" towards "park" it will only travel as far as "neutral". This is a hazard as anyone not familiar with driving the car might assume the car is in "park" or leave it in "drive" or ""neutral", walk away and permit the car to free wheel roll. In a conventional car without a keyless feature, it is impossible to get the keys out of the ignition until the gear shift is placed in "park", a feature in place for many years and universally accepted. When one turns off the engine as described above there is a momentary warning message displayed on the dash which says, "move into park" but as described above one cannot shift the lever past "neutral" unless the stop/start button is pressed and the motor restarts. In other words, one cannot put the car into "park" without the leaving the engine running. It seems to me that there should be a voice warning which says, "restart engine and place in "park". After having a bit of a scare parking on the steep grade I have learned the hard way but I remain concerned about our friends and auto service personnel who will drive the car and who are not familiar with this car. Updated 03/09/10 updated 04/05/10 the consumer stated it was determined the problem with tpms was the an issue from the headlight voltage regulator assemblies creating a radio frequency and canceling or confusing the signal present fromt the left front tire sensor to the computer system for the tpms. Updated 04/29/10.

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