Absolutely correct, I was going to say condensation or frost or something similar. Could also be a bug crawled in and died in the camera ... Hope it's simple.
Absolutely correct, I was going to say condensation or frost or something similar. Could also be a bug crawled in and died in the camera ... Hope it's simple.
I have a 2021 Elantra and mine started throwing up the same alerts along with the (AEB) warning light, (EPS) Electric steering warning light and the Master warning light. I had 45,223 miles on it when it started doing this. All I did was drive to the store I was in the store for about 10 min's came back out and all those light's were on and it was telling me to check the same systems yours did. I had an appointment at the dealership that day for an oil change and I called them and told them what the car was doing and they told me to bring it in and they would put the scanner on it and check for codes. (oh by the way my steering was very very stiff as well like an old car before power steering was invented!) I went out and started my car to take it to the dealership and wouldn't you know it was acting NORMAL!! and when they checked it out at the dealership they said that it did not have any stored codes and they could not find anything wrong with it. They did do a software update and the light's have not come back on yet ( KNOCK ON WOOD!!) But today when I went out and started it at work on my lunch break it said "Check lane departure system". Did you ever find out what was causing your issues? Please let me know if you would. I want to try to get mine fixed under warranty if I can
Yes, tried restarting several times. Maintenance schedules are placed into the software, and I received a notification both on the vehicle display and via email a few months ago for the 6 month maintenance due, according to my area. However, I discovered during the first year of the lease that the three year free maintenance Hyundai is pushing is only performed ONCE per year, not every 6 months...even though I live in what's considered a high risk area requiring maintenance every 6 months. I called Hyundai USA directly and was told yes, the three year free maintenance is performed only once per year no matter what, and only oil/filter change and tire rotation is included. Doesn't matter what the onboard maintenance notifications say. I have yet to get the second 'free' maintenance done which I've scheduled for next week, so getting back to the issue at hand, I'm wondering if my non-response to the maintenance notifications in the car's system could have triggered the safety check issue.?? When maintenance is performed, does the dealership reset the maintenance notifications? Definitely something I'll discuss with the service manager next week. Since Hyundai offers three years free maintenance, why in the world wouldn't they stick to their own required maintenance schedule based on location! Particularly on a lease, it's to their benefit to maintain THEIR vehicle according to what it says in the maintenance schedule. Makes no sense other than saving money and passing on a vehicle that hasn't been maintained properly.to another customer.
