[hammarborg]

Hey guys and ladies of course!

Just got this wonderful i30 from 2011, picked it up from the dealer 300 km from my home. Drove on the highway all the way home, non stop, with 130 km/h and still the engine never got all the way up to those 90 degrees in the display, as I'm use to from other cars. How can that be? I guess its not normal, but again, what do i know, its my first Hyundai. 

Just to point out, we don't really have winter here yet, its like 5 degrees outside, thanks God! 

Can anyone enlighten me, or maybe you have the same engine and can share your experience?

Can it be problems with the ERG or DPF?

Thank you very much for taking your time to help out.

[Asterix]

There's nothing wrong.

The temp never get over 90 at normal driving. The temp gauge in mine always stay just left of the 90 on the gauge, even when towing the caravan.

The car is able to heat up the cabin, right..

[hammarborg]

There's nothing wrong.

The temp never get over 90 at normal driving. The temp gauge in mine always stay just left of the 90 on the gauge, even when towing the caravan.

The car is able to heat up the cabin, right..

Tak for dit svar. Better keep it in english. 

Yeah there is plenty of heat in the cabin. But its doing exactly like your saying, mine is also resting just to the left at the top, so as long im not the only one, then i will just take it easy. 

But again, thank you for the answer.

I like that it can handle a big caravan like that, strong car!