Loud Engine Noise problems of the 2014 Hyundai Tucson

I was driving my vehicle on a highway , going about 70 miles an hour. Without any warning the vehicle made a loud noise from the engine all my dash light came on and it died. I was in the center lane and my car just died it restarted with a knocking in my engine and kept dyeing. I had a 3yr old in the car seat and was forced to exit the vehicle and push it off the road to safety. This vehicle only has 64000 miles on it and had good clean oil. I checked before my 4 hour trip . I was stranded 2 hours from home. The company refuses to honor the 100000 mile warrenty because I am the second owner. I still owe 14000 dollars on this vehicle.

The contact owns a 2014 Hyundai Tucson. The contact stated that while turning on the vehicle or idling, the vehicle made an abnormal sound and was not operating as needed. No warning lights were illuminated. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic for routine maintenance and diagnosed that there was no oil on the dip stick and the oil was 2 quarts low. The mechanic performed a complete oil change however, the vehicle still consumed an excessive amount of oil. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure and advised the contact to take it to a Hyundai dealer. The vehicle was taken to the dealer and informed the contact to continue to drive the vehicle until the next oil change and not to add oil. The contact was also informed that if the engine seized, the vehicle was covered under the 100,000 miles warranty. The vehicle was then taken back to the independent mechanic for another routine maintenance and a quart of oil was added again. The contact contacted the manufacturer again and was informed that a case was opened but the VIN was not included in a recall. The manufacturer also informed the contact that they would pay for the diagnostic and repair one time only but the contact would need to sign a liability waiver if the dealer was unable to fix the failure the first time. Additionally, there would not be second goodwill reimbursement if the vehicle failed after the first repair. The vehicle was not yet repaired. The failure mileage was 67,000.

Dec. 14, 2018 while driving 50 m. P. H. My 2014 Hyundai Tucson engine: 2. 0l i4 di with 113,000 miles, made an awful sound then moments later, the car engine lost all power, lights and steering. I nearly crashed my car. I was fortunate not to hit the car in front of me who immediately after my engine failed, suddenly stopped to make a left turn. Barely missing this car, I then had to correct my skid then make an abrupt 90� right hand turn off the highway and up a steep driveway, praying it was enough of a include to slow my car bringing my car to a safe stop. My passenger was shaken. Unable to restart the engine, the key having failed to even illuminate the engine lights again, I was forced to call and pay for the car towed back to the my Hyundai dealership in laconia, n. H. Where I had purchased the car about 2 1/2 years, and within 29,00 miles before the catastrophic engine failure. After five days I called the dealership only to find out then that the Hyundai Tucson's engine was blown and needed to be replaced. I was told there were no new Hyundai engines available, (I suspect the scarcity is likely due to the thousands of reported engine failures of the Hyundai 2. 0 engine) and, I would need to purchase a junk yard engine with a warranty. I can only hope the seriousness of the 2014 Hyundai Tucson catastrophic engine failure hazard convinces the nhtsb to persuade Hyundai USA, 2. 0l i4 di engine, montgomery, alabama to recall all Tucson models with engine, joining other 2. 0 engines installed in the recalled sonata and santa fe models with the exact same engine in my car. Hyundai place safety above all for this otherwise avoidable safety hazard in their manufacture process and design of what otherwise could be a safe, reliable car. Hyundai Tucson recall. 2014 Hyundai engine failure. Hyundai USA engine died.