Dashboard Failed Problems of Hyundai Santa Fe

We took our 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe sport VIN #[xxx] into shawnee mission Hyundai on April 16th, 2018, as the instrument panel cluster went out on the vehicle while we were driving it, we had pulled out of a park on to a street that is heavily traveled and it made the shut down noise and the instrument panel went black. We pulled into a parking lot, because I wasn't sure if the care was still running or not. I put it in park and turned it off and on and it was still black. The car was locked into the park position and we couldn't get it out. We called aaa and they sent a tow truck driver out. He showed me how to use the key inside the fob to get it out of park and said to immediately tack it to the dealership to be fixed as this was a serious safety hazard. We have been working with a service representative named [xxx] from the dealership. According to mike, they ordered a replacement part that arrived last Wednesday and it had a broken piece on it, so they ordered another one. It arrived on Friday and after installation, on Saturday our car still was not working properly. We finally got our car back from the dealership on April 27th and the panel went out at 12:30 on April 29th after going through an intersection and stop light. We took it back to the dealership on April 30th and got it back on may 4th and the panel went out on may 5th at 11:00 after pulling into a parking space. We took it back to the dealership today, may 7th. This particular cluster going out is a serious safety hazard and wonder if yet another recall needs to go out? so on April 26th I opened a case file with Hyundai's consumer affairs department, but have yet to talk to the case worker. She called and left a message, I returned her call and left a message and emailed her to call me today at 4:00 cst and she didn't call. The case number is [xxx]. Information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u. S. C. 552(b)(6).

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A problem is regarding fuel gauge failure /check engine light. Check engine light comes on ,goes off ,fuel gauge register on empty with light indicator anytime tank is less than full.

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My mother purchased a 2008 Hyundai Santa Fe, awd 2. 7l v6 model brand new in 2009. Her fuel gauge failed at around 110,000 miles approx. I noticed other people complaining about the same issue. . . So I thought I'd mention that her fuel gauge also quit working! she took it in to get fixed, and I believe it was a pretty costly job! maybe with everybody putting their heads together, this issue can get more attention and possibly lead to a recall. Thanks!.

Shortly after having a new battery installed on my car by our local auto supply store a few months ago, I had to replace first one headlight bulb. . . Then a few days later, the other headlight bulb. . . A couple of weeks later I noticed the gas gauge going bad. It would wobble all over the place. Then I noticed that the guy who installed the battery did not tighten down the terminal. I took it back & he fixed that. Went to church one Sunday morning with an almost full tank of gas. When I started the car in the church parking lot the yellow empty warning light was on. Then I drove to the nearest gas station for a couple bucks of gas. The light went out, but the gauge continued to wobble. Then a week later the check engine warning light came on. After all this, the car passed inspection. Now both the yellow low-gas warning light and the check-engine light are on again & won't go off. The technician told us that the fuel sensor is bad & that repairs would cost up to $800. 00.

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