I hope you didn’t say that Polish Bullitt send you hahaha 😆 I used to stop by at that dealer to look at the cars but after what happened Im gonna skip it and go to Palatine instead. Just a shame cause its the closest one but it is what it is, my buddy call Schaumburg a Scamburg or something like that haha
@@PolishBullitt naw I didn't mention you. I would never do business with any steelership like that ever again. People should avoid those places like the plague.
When it comes to pricing, like any other retailer, the dealership can choose how much of a markup they want to add to their cost, and thereby, how much profit they'll make. I ordered a bottle of gear oil for my Camaro from one Chevy dealership and they charged me $40. I happened to then go to another dealership for something else and decided to pick up an extra bottle of the exact same oil. That dealer charged me literally half what the first dealer charged me!
That is crazy to me that they can do that, I get few bucks this way or that way cause of different city taxes or something, but half price on oil filters or instead of 229$ for trans fluid change they charge you 329$?! It’s ridiculous!
Glad you found a decent dealership that could help you out man. I still haven’t had an issue to need to bring it to the dealer, but I know it’ll happen eventually. I’m praying the other dealership will better than the one I bought the car at which was terrible.
1. A recall for the sensor has to be addressed. 2. Finding a GOOD dealership is key if you intend on having these cars. I'm glad it all worked out, but now I wash my car w/ a pressure washer, and i have an undercarriage washer, but avoid under the engine since the knock sensor is down there. Happened to me once where I had the issue, and pray it doesn't happen again.
Hand washing your car is the best option I wish I could do that every time but I just can’t do to my situation, but still been scared of a car wash is ridiculous 🤦♂️😆
Man it scary how dealers are drastically different from each other. My axles needed to be replaced and the dealer near me said that it’s not covered under warranty because it was replaced a year before. So I went back to the original dealer that replaced my axles, they didn’t give me any trouble and replaced them once again under warranty and gave me a $250 discount on brake change and fuel service cleaning. Mind you, both dealerships are owned by the same company. Absolutely wild
I feel like this car in particular, people are having such difficulties with little things, and then dealing with dealerships that are totally not helpful. Makes me not want to modify it whatsoever because I’ll lose my shit on these people. Things aren’t the way they used to be with modifying that’s for sure.
Well like Marcin said at the end of the video, my situation was crazy, crazy enough to where it needs its own video to explain, so I'm sure we'll get that together soon and its a MUST WATCH ❗️❗️
i have a wheel and tire warranty on my EN and the dealer didn’t want to change my tire that had a nail in it. After cussing them out for 20 minutes they finally did. Like i don’t understand l hyundai dealers, do they not want to satisfy there customers? lol
Hey brother, I got just a regular cheap obd scanner, but it didn’t clear my knock sensor code unfortunately, from what I heard sometimes it works sometimes doesn’t regardless of what scanner you have. I really appreciate you watching my content my man 💪😃
It's crash how Hyundai treat their customers. You're right, some dealerships will work with you and others, terrible. It took them 9 months to fix my car. 1 engine rebuild that went terrible then got approved for a new engine and my third turbo. I got the car back missing bolts and broken part they tried to charge me for that they broke and 3 alignment. I was about to get a 2024 but after that treatment, not at all.
Oh wow brother I’m sorry to hear that shits crazy 🤯 yeah some dealers are pretty bad with customers service and fixing cars in general, but it’s not only Hyundai others play those stupid games too 🤦♂️ It sucks that you gave up on the car cause they are so much fun, but in your case I’m not surprised at all 🫤
Wow bro. Those advisors at Schaumburg are idiots. Glad the manager was decent enough to drop the charge. Good job on standing your ground. Palatine sounds like a solid place. Now you know where to go 👍.
Had the same experience with Mitsubishi for parts and recalls. Glenview was awesome. Didn't care about mods. Actually got compliments haha. They closed and decided to try Countryside. Service department is a joke. Attitude and high prices. Tried Schaumburg next. Good people and good prices but I'm pretty sure they're closed now to. Haven't been there in a while. So yea... it's hard to find a good place/people.
I'm considering buying one of these cars but its rebuilt. I've driven it and checked underneath. everything seems perfectly fine. selling it to me for 17,500. seems like a no brainer to me with only 12k on it. problem is warranty is void now. is it worth it? (rear end damaged caused it)
Sounds like incredible deal, but how hard was it hit? If you think everything seems to be ok then you can try, honestly warranty is always good, but like in my situation so far I only had knock sensor problem and if you handy you can buy one for around 120$ probably and change it yourself. I know a lot of people got different problems with their cars but dealers are playing stupid too just so they can avoid fixing your car. Hard decision not gonna lie but it might be worth it cause if you want to buy one with that mileage it will cost you probably around 30k
@@PolishBullitt i know its either payment and warranty or or no payment and fix everything on me. not sure how hard it was hit. the pictures looked rough but i cant find anything wrong with it. he replaced everything that was damaged and looks new. i dont personally know the guy he does this for a living. Only sad part, its not that beautiful gray you have. i appreciate the fast reply!
@mac-razor7404 no problem brother, yeah it’s always something there’s always a choice and who knows if it’s gonna be a good one haha are you planning to make it you primary daily drive or just a fun toy for a weekend?
I'd never the undercarriage car wash...The car's other electronic are also going to get hit with high pressure water (e.g abs). My EN only gets hand wash (at coin washer) and no swirls ( need to make sure brush is cleaned before using it). My 2023 has 52000km and no issue with knock sensors.
That’s great brother and I hope you not gonna have that issue, mine knock sensor survived basically 40k miles I use undercarriage especially in winter to remove as much salt as possible, during summer it’s mostly coin wash and buckets
Under car wash is a must if you live in regions where they salt the roads or you drive on dirt roads a lot. It makes a huge difference with preventing undercarriage rust. The vehicle electronics should be more than capable of withstanding the car wash spray. It just looks like Hyundai is having issues getting some of these sensors sealed up properly during manufacturing.
100% brother I agree with you, you shouldn’t be scared of washing your undercarriage cause of manufacturer making a mistake or something. They should probably have a recall on that or some kind of solution
I went a calender year of touch-free washes before my knock sensor went bad, plus these cars have an underbody panel and that knock sensor is buried under the intake manifold. That said, it's safer to hand wash for sure but Marcin isn't a Psycho like me because I was going through the wash like 3 times a week during that calender year, after that no more underbody wash but something else was wrong...future video on the Polish Bullitt channel coming soon👈
I haven't took my EN yet to my local dealership for anything but I'm in luck, because one of the mechanics that work there is a friend of mine he told me just to let him know when I'm coming and to tell the people there that I only want him to work on my vehicle. So I think I'm Gucci haha
Haha for sure brother you are gucci 100% 😆 It always helps when you have someone inside, but still I hope you don’t have to bring your car to a dealer at all 😉
Talk about dealership shenanigans. The dealership has a girl in the service department that is so shitty I won't take my car there anymore unless I have to and I took the dealer plate covers off the car bc I hate them so much. Why can't the dealerships just get it right and treat the customers with respect? The cars are so much better now but you have to be careful where you buy it bc you make a 10 year committment with the warranty.
I know brother, shenanigans with dealers are always something else, we just have to be patient and get lucky to find that one dealer who actually gonna help and be on your side and that is almost impossible task haha
Now I know why Savagegeese rips the Hyundai service experience🤔🙄 Hyundai of Palatine has taken care of me so far but even their hands are tied due to their "techline", more details on ALL OF THIS in the future, stay tuned to the #1 N channel on TH-cam for an epic story about my EN❗️❗️
oh man scares me. Hopefully I will be able to get my oil change with my after market forge intake and BOV lol .. Also why are u getting new transmission fluid
I figured I do a lot of driving in various conditions, plus some racing, drag strip, autoX so in my opinion it was time to do it plus break in period in the beginning just wanted to be safe and it wasn’t that expensive especially when you do it every 2 years or so 🙂
Fluid change is recommended @56K, so doing it early is a great idea, especially cars that get "used as intended", plus Marcin said it shifted better afterwards
I live in the Saint Louis area. 2 of the 5 Hyundai dealerships are complete garbage and scummy. Yet the Genesis/Hyundai dealer is wonderful and quick and transparent just a nice group of people. Def dealer dependent.
I think the law is aftermarket parts can't void warranty. But if the aftermarket part causes this issues that's a different story. Ridiculous...plus hyundai and kia reputation is at all time low....Love my Toyota GR Corolla. Im lucky my friend is a master technician who works for toyota and does all mods and services. Btw im polish too. If possible do your own maintenance oil changes, diff fluids, transfer case etc its cheaper and you know it was done correctly.
Haha fortunately I didn’t have to do that cause Hyundai of Palatine did me a solid and fixed my car with no issues and even got me a loaner image that 💪 hopefully no more stupid issues 😉
@@PolishBullitt So I have an issue with the trunk and hood gaps being uneven and it is pretty noticeable problem. Tried having dealership fix it but they just kept giving me the run around or saying they will call me about it and they never do. After a few months of them doing this I just gave up on it. Also the many stories of dealers using the wrong oil or taking peoples cars for a joyride. My dealer kept saying I have an N line and that they’re the same thing as the N.
“Your horn failed because you got an aftermarket exhaust, pay us 300 dollars”
Yeah I know ridiculous haha 😆
They will have to prove that caused the problem
Maybe some extra vibrations and fumes from the aftermarket exhaust caused electrical harness to overheat 🤦♂️😆
Left that Schaumburg a 1 star review on Google. Screw them. What a hassle. Glad your car is fixed now.
I hope you didn’t say that Polish Bullitt send you hahaha 😆 I used to stop by at that dealer to look at the cars but after what happened Im gonna skip it and go to Palatine instead. Just a shame cause its the closest one but it is what it is, my buddy call Schaumburg a Scamburg or something like that haha
@@PolishBullitt naw I didn't mention you. I would never do business with any steelership like that ever again. People should avoid those places like the plague.
@4drturbo85 I will avoid it that’s for sure 😉 that would be so funny If I see a review saying “revenge for Polish Bullitt” 😆
Dealer name seems too close to 'Scumbag'😅
That’s what some people actually say “Scumburg” 😆
When it comes to pricing, like any other retailer, the dealership can choose how much of a markup they want to add to their cost, and thereby, how much profit they'll make. I ordered a bottle of gear oil for my Camaro from one Chevy dealership and they charged me $40. I happened to then go to another dealership for something else and decided to pick up an extra bottle of the exact same oil. That dealer charged me literally half what the first dealer charged me!
That is crazy to me that they can do that, I get few bucks this way or that way cause of different city taxes or something, but half price on oil filters or instead of 229$ for trans fluid change they charge you 329$?! It’s ridiculous!
Glad you found a decent dealership that could help you out man. I still haven’t had an issue to need to bring it to the dealer, but I know it’ll happen eventually. I’m praying the other dealership will better than the one I bought the car at which was terrible.
Good luck brother, cause good dealers are not easy to find 🙂
1. A recall for the sensor has to be addressed. 2. Finding a GOOD dealership is key if you intend on having these cars. I'm glad it all worked out, but now I wash my car w/ a pressure washer, and i have an undercarriage washer, but avoid under the engine since the knock sensor is down there. Happened to me once where I had the issue, and pray it doesn't happen again.
Hand washing your car is the best option I wish I could do that every time but I just can’t do to my situation, but still been scared of a car wash is ridiculous 🤦♂️😆
We have a growing club, need a data base incase we need to get a class action lawsuit 👈
Man it scary how dealers are drastically different from each other. My axles needed to be replaced and the dealer near me said that it’s not covered under warranty because it was replaced a year before. So I went back to the original dealer that replaced my axles, they didn’t give me any trouble and replaced them once again under warranty and gave me a $250 discount on brake change and fuel service cleaning. Mind you, both dealerships are owned by the same company. Absolutely wild
It’s crazy, but as long as you can find someone to help it ain’t that bad haha 😉
@@PolishBullitt yup, I just hate it for those that live in rural areas
@KonaNthusiast oh yeah and they got like one dealer in 50 mile range and it happens to be bogus one 🤦♂️
I feel like this car in particular, people are having such difficulties with little things, and then dealing with dealerships that are totally not helpful. Makes me not want to modify it whatsoever because I’ll lose my shit on these people. Things aren’t the way they used to be with modifying that’s for sure.
You definitely have to find a “good” dealership that’s for sure 😉
Well like Marcin said at the end of the video, my situation was crazy, crazy enough to where it needs its own video to explain, so I'm sure we'll get that together soon and its a MUST WATCH ❗️❗️
Definitely!
...and now the story continues 🙄🙄🙄
@klasseact6663 🫤
Seems that error pops on a lot of N in the colder regions. Have not had an issue in South Texas
It might be true brother, but I think that’s a weak point of our cars in general
i have a wheel and tire warranty on my EN and the dealer didn’t want to change my tire that had a nail in it. After cussing them out for 20 minutes they finally did. Like i don’t understand l hyundai dealers, do they not want to satisfy there customers? lol
That is so stupid brother, trust me they don’t care about satisfaction just ripping you off and it’s all car dealerships unfortunately 🫤
The salesman sells that and you shouldn't have to jump through hoops, terrible!
Because Schaumburg and Elgin dealers for Hyundai always try to fuck their customers. Glad you're good PB. Keep up the good work
Unfortunately looks like it 🫤 thanks brother I will do my best 💪😉
Do you use any obd scanners to clear out these codes? Any model you would recommend? Thanks for the quality content!!
Hey brother, I got just a regular cheap obd scanner, but it didn’t clear my knock sensor code unfortunately, from what I heard sometimes it works sometimes doesn’t regardless of what scanner you have. I really appreciate you watching my content my man 💪😃
It's crash how Hyundai treat their customers. You're right, some dealerships will work with you and others, terrible. It took them 9 months to fix my car. 1 engine rebuild that went terrible then got approved for a new engine and my third turbo. I got the car back missing bolts and broken part they tried to charge me for that they broke and 3 alignment. I was about to get a 2024 but after that treatment, not at all.
Oh wow brother I’m sorry to hear that shits crazy 🤯 yeah some dealers are pretty bad with customers service and fixing cars in general, but it’s not only Hyundai others play those stupid games too 🤦♂️
It sucks that you gave up on the car cause they are so much fun, but in your case I’m not surprised at all 🫤
Wow bro. Those advisors at Schaumburg are idiots. Glad the manager was decent enough to drop the charge. Good job on standing your ground.
Palatine sounds like a solid place. Now you know where to go 👍.
Exactly it least they dropped it and yeah Palatine dealer is my choice from now on 😉
Had the same experience with Mitsubishi for parts and recalls. Glenview was awesome. Didn't care about mods. Actually got compliments haha. They closed and decided to try Countryside. Service department is a joke. Attitude and high prices. Tried Schaumburg next. Good people and good prices but I'm pretty sure they're closed now to. Haven't been there in a while.
So yea... it's hard to find a good place/people.
@memphisraines8118 yeah that’s the thing it doesn’t matter if it a Hyundai or not you just have to find good people willing to help
Is there a way to check if the transmission fluid was actually changed on the EN?
Honestly I have no idea, but I don’t think so unfortunately we have to trust the dealer unless you do it yourself 🙂
Why'd you change the transmission fluid?
@polish bullitt, what was the transmission fluid you used?
It was time to do it brother and I went with the dealer to do it cause I didn’t want to mess it up haha
I'm considering buying one of these cars but its rebuilt. I've driven it and checked underneath. everything seems perfectly fine. selling it to me for 17,500. seems like a no brainer to me with only 12k on it. problem is warranty is void now. is it worth it? (rear end damaged caused it)
Sounds like incredible deal, but how hard was it hit? If you think everything seems to be ok then you can try, honestly warranty is always good, but like in my situation so far I only had knock sensor problem and if you handy you can buy one for around 120$ probably and change it yourself. I know a lot of people got different problems with their cars but dealers are playing stupid too just so they can avoid fixing your car. Hard decision not gonna lie but it might be worth it cause if you want to buy one with that mileage it will cost you probably around 30k
@@PolishBullitt i know its either payment and warranty or or no payment and fix everything on me. not sure how hard it was hit. the pictures looked rough but i cant find anything wrong with it. he replaced everything that was damaged and looks new. i dont personally know the guy he does this for a living. Only sad part, its not that beautiful gray you have. i appreciate the fast reply!
@mac-razor7404 no problem brother, yeah it’s always something there’s always a choice and who knows if it’s gonna be a good one haha are you planning to make it you primary daily drive or just a fun toy for a weekend?
@@PolishBullitt it will be my daily but i have a 1st gen Veloster as back up when needed.
@mac-razor7404 hard to say brother, technically you shouldn’t have any major problems with it most of the time it’s a knock sensor if anything
I'd never the undercarriage car wash...The car's other electronic are also going to get hit with high pressure water (e.g abs). My EN only gets hand wash (at coin washer) and no swirls ( need to make sure brush is cleaned before using it). My 2023 has 52000km and no issue with knock sensors.
That’s great brother and I hope you not gonna have that issue, mine knock sensor survived basically 40k miles I use undercarriage especially in winter to remove as much salt as possible, during summer it’s mostly coin wash and buckets
Under car wash is a must if you live in regions where they salt the roads or you drive on dirt roads a lot. It makes a huge difference with preventing undercarriage rust. The vehicle electronics should be more than capable of withstanding the car wash spray. It just looks like Hyundai is having issues getting some of these sensors sealed up properly during manufacturing.
100% brother I agree with you, you shouldn’t be scared of washing your undercarriage cause of manufacturer making a mistake or something. They should probably have a recall on that or some kind of solution
I went a calender year of touch-free washes before my knock sensor went bad, plus these cars have an underbody panel and that knock sensor is buried under the intake manifold.
That said, it's safer to hand wash for sure but Marcin isn't a Psycho like me because I was going through the wash like 3 times a week during that calender year, after that no more underbody wash but something else was wrong...future video on the Polish Bullitt channel coming soon👈
@klasseact6663 that would be cool if you can tell us your side of story cause it’s pretty unique 🙂
I haven't took my EN yet to my local dealership for anything but I'm in luck, because one of the mechanics that work there is a friend of mine he told me just to let him know when I'm coming and to tell the people there that I only want him to work on my vehicle. So I think I'm Gucci haha
Haha for sure brother you are gucci 100% 😆
It always helps when you have someone inside, but still I hope you don’t have to bring your car to a dealer at all 😉
Ig it’s a good think my girls cousin owns the Hyundai Dealer near me 😂
Bro tell us where it is you might save some lives 😆
Talk about dealership shenanigans. The dealership has a girl in the service department that is so shitty I won't take my car there anymore unless I have to and I took the dealer plate covers off the car bc I hate them so much. Why can't the dealerships just get it right and treat the customers with respect? The cars are so much better now but you have to be careful where you buy it bc you make a 10 year committment with the warranty.
I know brother, shenanigans with dealers are always something else, we just have to be patient and get lucky to find that one dealer who actually gonna help and be on your side and that is almost impossible task haha
Now I know why Savagegeese rips the Hyundai service experience🤔🙄
Hyundai of Palatine has taken care of me so far but even their hands are tied due to their "techline", more details on ALL OF THIS in the future, stay tuned to the #1 N channel on TH-cam for an epic story about my EN❗️❗️
Yeah no wonder 🙄
Hahaha #1 Channel 😆 Im just trying my best lol
oh man scares me. Hopefully I will be able to get my oil change with my after market forge intake and BOV lol ..
Also why are u getting new transmission fluid
You should change it at like 30k miles no?
I figured I do a lot of driving in various conditions, plus some racing, drag strip, autoX so in my opinion it was time to do it plus break in period in the beginning just wanted to be safe and it wasn’t that expensive especially when you do it every 2 years or so 🙂
I don’t think you have to change it every 30k miles unless you really do a lot of track days and stuff, but I figure it was time 😉
Fluid change is recommended @56K, so doing it early is a great idea, especially cars that get "used as intended", plus Marcin said it shifted better afterwards
@klasseact6663 yes it feels smoother plus I did DCT software update so maybe that got something to do with it also
I live in the Saint Louis area. 2 of the 5 Hyundai dealerships are complete garbage and scummy. Yet the Genesis/Hyundai dealer is wonderful and quick and transparent just a nice group of people. Def dealer dependent.
That’s exactly what I’m saying brother, you have to find a good dealer to work with
I think the law is aftermarket parts can't void warranty. But if the aftermarket part causes this issues that's a different story. Ridiculous...plus hyundai and kia reputation is at all time low....Love my Toyota GR Corolla. Im lucky my friend is a master technician who works for toyota and does all mods and services. Btw im polish too. If possible do your own maintenance oil changes, diff fluids, transfer case etc its cheaper and you know it was done correctly.
lol bro you need to call up top. If they gonna say that, then they must prove that caused the problem!! Don’t let them play you like that.
Haha fortunately I didn’t have to do that cause Hyundai of Palatine did me a solid and fixed my car with no issues and even got me a loaner image that 💪 hopefully no more stupid issues 😉
@@PolishBullittglad you was taken care of.
@nmode22 I have to give credit where credit is due, but not all dealerships are like that most of them they don’t care unfortunately 🫤
Hyundai dealers are the worst out of every other manufacturer. Wouldn’t buy a Hyundai again because of them.
Only bad in U.S not here in Australia. That wouldn't fly here.
You had such a bad experience with Hyundai dealer? What happened brother?
You guys are lucky then 😉
@@PolishBullitt So I have an issue with the trunk and hood gaps being uneven and it is pretty noticeable problem. Tried having dealership fix it but they just kept giving me the run around or saying they will call me about it and they never do. After a few months of them doing this I just gave up on it.
Also the many stories of dealers using the wrong oil or taking peoples cars for a joyride. My dealer kept saying I have an N line and that they’re the same thing as the N.
@ENracing991 yup calling my car an N-line is a norm at this point haha
Maybe you should try different dealer in your area? 🤔