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Thank you. Any ideas where I should start to find the problem spot and try to fix it?
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You're very welcome. Glad you're having a positive experience with the forum. :goodjob2:
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Hello and welcome.
I agree it looks like a loose connection. Bear in mind that it may not always be the 12V supply. It can also be a poor connection to the body as the return path for the circuit.
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Hi guys,

I am having an issue with the audio in my car.

about 2 to 5 times per song there is a tiny audio stutter that is really ruining my vibes of listening to music in the car.

I am using android auto and a google pixel 6 connected via a usb cable streaming music with spotify.

I've updated the head unit to the latest version and tried quite a few things to try and remedy this issue such as changing battery optimization and a few developer options in the phone that I found on another forum. I've tried a couple of different usb cables.

Ive tired all the stuff in this thread :link: Bluetooth skip and stutter except for changing the quality of the audio stream in spotify ( gonna try this tomorrow ).

I am guessing that its most likely an issue with android auto but I am hoping the vast knowledge on here may lead to a solution.

If anyone has any idea how I might fix this that would be greatly appreciated.

I'm going to keep scouring the internet though and will keep you updated if I find a fix for this.

Regards,
Lophophoria

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COME AND SAY HI ! / Hello from WA and my first car!
« Last post by ~ Angel ~ 2 hours ago »
Hi there, Lophophoria :D

:welcome: to the forum.
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Hi guys,

Just wanted to say hi and also a BIG thank you for this forum and to all the members, it has been extremely helpful so far!!

Regards,
Lophophoria
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Greetings from Poland.

My 2008 i30 has an ongoing issue with the hatchback, which I think is due to an electrical connection problem. The hatch often will not open, and when this is the case, the rear wiper will also not work. Occasionally I'll go over a speed bump and the rear wiper will suddenly start working. As long as the rear wiper is working, the hatch will open.

I notice that when I do get the hatch open, the interior light in the trunk/boot will flicker while I'm closing it. I notice that if the light is on, I can hear the opening mechanism when I push the button to open it, and the wiper works. If the light is off, neither of these work.

I'm trying to figure out where the loose connector is, as I assume this is the problem, an how to access it so that I can try to fix it.

Sorry for my poor explanation. Any hints here?

   
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PETROL / Re: Excessive Oil Consumption 2.0L Petrol 2018
« Last post by TerryT 5 hours ago »
@MKE.  Some random thoughts which may help troubleshoot your problem.  You said: I have tried all the things suggested by the local brains trust.  Did they cover any of the following items below.  (Please excuse that Items 1~4 cover the bleedin’ obvious, but I had to ask. 😊)

1.   Did you carry out your oil level test to gauge consumption with the engine always cold or always hot (for consistency/accuracy)?

2.   Any evidence of oil weep around the engine top and bottom, or in between, or on any undertray?

3.   Has your radiator coolant level increased at all?  Does the coolant feel okay to the touch i.e. not unusually slippery or smelly; or bubbles in the coolant when idling or revving.

4.   Is smoke coming out of the exhaust.  If so, what colour?  Does the volume of smoke change when accelerating?

5.   Has the engine been properly tested with a reliable compression gauge?  If so, what were the numbers for each cylinder?

6.   Has the engine been properly tested with a reliable vacuum gauge?  If so, what was the reading (gauge needle static or wavering)?

7.   Has the engine been properly tested with a reliable cylinder leakage gauge?   If so, what were the percentages (%) for each cylinder?

8.   Has the Positive Crankcase Ventilation (PVC) system been checked?

9.   Has the engine’s oil pressure system been tested with a reliable pressure gauge?  If so, what were the results (at idle, or at a specified rpm)?

Can you provide any links to web sites discussing this class action.  Sounds interesting.
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PETROL / Re: Excessive Oil Consumption 2.0L Petrol 2018
« Last post by Bob.W 10 hours ago »
Sounds like Hyundai Australia is taking the absolute mickey - you're having to add just over a full litre of oil for just under every 2000km you are doing???  Your car from behind must be like a smoke making machine!

Hard to believe that as a company they could deny such a widespread issue.

Maybe time to cut your losses and sell to someone else - shitty solution but that sounds like abysmal work by Hyundai. Very shameful!
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PETROL / Excessive Oil Consumption 2.0L Petrol 2018
« Last post by MKE 12 hours ago »
My first post...

My 2018  2.0 Petrol I 30 is using around 1ltr of oil every 1800klms. It has done 150,000 k's.  I bought it second hand with18,000 k's on the clock.  It started using oil early on and it has gradually got worse.  I have tried all the things suggested by the local brains trust including, changing oil brands and grades ,more frequent servicing (every 8000k's) and engine flushes. None of them made a difference.

Hyundai said it was was not a warranty issue when it was under warranty.  They suggest engine removal, strip down and a measure is needed to determine the problem.  Hyundai ( head office and the local dealer) will not acknowledge it is known problem despite there being a class action of other people having the same problem.  I have joined the class action.

My question s are:
Anybody else having the same problem?
Anybody had engine failure that was due to the problem causing the oil consumption.
Anybody have worse oil consumption or a car where consumption has stabilised?
Anybody had it fixed and what was needed to fix it?

Oil is relatively cheap compared to an engine rebuild but I do not want to have a failure that necessitates a new motor.  I have priced a secondhand motor ($8000) but my fear is that it would have the same problem?

Michael
Sunshine Coast Qld
 

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