Hyundai Palisade Oil Leak - Don't Wait, Call Them Today!
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2023
- The end of a saga and the beginning of a new one? Yup, you read that right.. this is far from over. We did our final oil consumption test and the results are pretty much what we expected but the outcome was far from it.
In today's video we go over this process and what the next steps are. Trust me you don't want to miss out on the hopeful finale of this saga.
Our next video will hopefully not be Hyundai oil related... one can hope!
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Thx for the update. Sorry it turned out this way with the results and everything the dealership/hyundai is saying. We’re glad we traded our palisade in halfway through the testing process afraid the results would’ve been similar to yours with no guarantees
Yah, smart move trading it in!
So I'm currently doing my oil consumption test, my local dealer in La Quinta California told us that there have been several Palisades traded in for this same issue. Which isn't exactly something I want to hear as a current owner. However, I have a buddy who owns one and they replaces the motor! Hard to believe, but still it was done and burned just over a quart 1k miles. I take mine in this weekend. We'll see what the results yield.
Interesting! My dealer pretends its not a problem at all...
My Dealer said its the oil Housing. Which the part cost $300.
Interesting. Did that solve it?
I am very disappointed that this is how it ended. Im going throught the same thing. I will save all of my paperwork for the class action lawsuit.
From ca ...fyi. i am messaging with a lady from another state with the same problem. We are in a palisade facebook group.
Definitely give them a call, even to have it documented.
What's the name if the Facebook group. Same thing happening to us.
SAME HERE in CA! 2020 Palisade
What's the Facebook group called? I took my Palisade in after two 1000 mile intervals and now they took it for a few weeks....hoping they rebuild the engine. Would love to join the group
I am going threw this now I have to go back in a thousand miles. 2020 in PA.
Curious how that process goes for you.
I was losing a quart of oil every 5000 miles in my 2021 Calligraphy. I switched to a different brand of oil and my oil consumption seemed to stop at about 20,500 miles. My oil loss turned out to be from evaporation as my oil catch can was always full (7oz). Last oil change I did 2 days ago my dipstick was still at full mark at 7500 miles and my catchcan only had 1oz of oil.
Interesting. Which oil did you switch to?
@@CoderMan I lost a quart of oil using Pennzoil Ultra Platinum and Amsoil signature series. When I switched to Castrol Edge was when the oil loss stopped.
@@elantra45Interesting. Hadn't thought about changing oil brands.
Maybe some of these dealerships are putting in the wrong flavor of 5w30 in our Palisades. I am due for an oil change, checked my oil, and no oil on dip stick. 80k mi on my 2020.
I have the same problem I am in New York twice my car has no oil at all was dry and no oil sign come up .i thought in was the only one have this problem but after some research I found that a lot of people have the same problem .
Sadly, you're aren't alone in this one.. I wish it was an isolated issue.
Yup!
The oil light genie lamp is for oil pressure so even though the dipstick is dry the oil pick up is still submerged but the issue you run into is when you take a turn or punch it and the oil sloshes and the oil pickup gets a dry spot and you score the bearings and or break something. You don’t ever want to see that light turn on. The dipstick being dry doesn’t mean the oil pan is empty though.
2020 hyunday with 92000 miles having the same issue here
Way more miles, but still shouldn't happen...
I have 2020 white Palisade Ultimate with 123000km and just know this that oil that was change 4 weeks ago and was right on the full dipstick now is below min. I was shocked. I also know this engine shaking weird. I have been driving Hyundai since Pony, then years back first model of Sonata Hybrid, 2x Genesis Sedan Tech editions and now Palisade and 2021 SnataFe all brand new.
I went to dealer the other day and just like you, they tested and added oil and said its all good, I am furious how they deal with issues. I am strongly considering get rid both of my Hyundai's and go different brand.
Disappointment is understatement, most likely I will never purchase that brand again and I will let perspective buyers e.g friends, family co-workers to stay clear from Hyundai.
Yup.. they really don't deal with anything, just hope you go away...
@@CoderMan Just got rid of mine, traded for Toyota, not that they don't have their own issues, but I will give them a try. I really got tired how Hyundai's lately started to cut corner with their cars. My 2017 SontaFe Ultimate XL which I sold it few years ago transmission was slipping pretty bad at just over 100K and they couldn't ever fixed it, I let that one go, but this time with my Palisade that was the last straw I wont put up with.
Good luck with your vehicle.
i had my engine replaced for santa fe 2017. as it was burning lots of oil. i had to go through oil consuption test.
How long did they make you go through the consumption test?
@@CoderMan depends on driving how many kms you drive. Because you have to travel 1000kms and go back to dealer they check oil level and fill up oil. Every 1000km going back to dealer is done about 6 times. Once they determine its buring lot oil. They send request to hyundai for new engine and they replace it. For me it took 4 months
Same thing. Havent finished the consumption test yet. Whats the point of a hyundai spec, when it fails the spec, and do nothing?
I kinda agree, but sadly there doesn't seem to be another option.
That's unfortunate but I'm not surprised either
All companies are the same. Time to shop at least, rates are horrible though..
yeah buying now sucks a lot and does not look like its going to get any better
just curious whats the update from this ?
Sadly nothing good, dealer sold and we are back to square 1 with Hyundai...
Bro im im the same boat here in south texas. Dealer keeps telling me for me to contact hyundai 😢 im almost done paying for it😢😢
Sorry to hear that. Contact Hyundai?
@@CoderMan no. But I will.
I just got my oild change on my elantra hybrid all seems good with it so far just 16k miles.
but while there i saw a lady with a palaside aswell,
who's car was burning oil lile your or worst from what i over heard it was 1 wuart every 700 miles.
They just told her keep bringing it in to top it off every 1k miles, what s joke....
Yup.. That is the "official" word from Hyundai... its insane.
That’s BS. I having same issue. Fight ‘em please let us know what corp says
We're trying...
Did you guys end up trading this in? I hate you are having this issue 😢
Still own it, hopefully can trade it soon. Still burning oil.
Bro, put a quart of oil in. It's not that difficult and take 30 seconds. What's the big deal?
Sure let me do that every 1K or better yet have my wife need to because she drives the kids around. Not about difficult, it's about an unreliable product and highlighting that.
@CoderMan valid point. I was just busting your balls. I'd be pissed off too! I am curious did you buy the car brand new? If so when was the first oil change done and was the proper engine break-in procedure followed?
@@ozzstars_cars Heh. No worries. Bought new, proper interval followed. Zero issues appeared prior to around 45k miles.
@CoderMan I did the first oil change on my wife's new '24 Caligraphy at 3100 miles. That oil was black and dirty as night. I would never ever suggest the 7500 mile manufacter recommendation. Especially anything over 5k miles max, and that's using pure synthetic oil.
So I just want to put my 2 cents in. I have commented on a few of your videos because I feel like there is a misconception here about new cars with lower miles should not be burning oil. This is false ever since the EPA regulations and emission laws cars from factory have a "expectable oil consumption rate". This is brand new folks and not just from Hyundai but Ford, Chevy, Dodge, Toyota, Honda and etc. Further more these " Oil Change intervals" these manufacturers come up with are insane I was always told 3000 for conventional oil and 5000 for full synthetic and i never reach these numbers because I always considered these numbers to be a stopping point not a sure thing. Now manufactures are pushing cars 3000 - 5000 on Conventional and 7000-10000 on Synthetic and people follow these recommendations because they don't know any better so they can charge you for everything that breaks. I understand these cars in particular have been proven to have oil consumption issues so I am not speaking of this car per say but I can say I had a 16 Genesis Coupe 3.8 which has basically the same motor just not running the Atkins cycle up to 135000 miles before I traded it in burned a little oil maybe a quart every 3000 or so but nothing crazy. All I am saying is I think people are miss informed on what a appropriate time to change your oil is along with other normal maintenance time frames. I mean how many of you are changing your coolant every year or so and not just trusting the dealer to do it when they will push it to 36 months. PS: please don't go to your dealer to get your car work done it is the a huge waste of money and time.
Appreciate your perspective. First new vehicle that i've had this issue. Owned about 10 others so I wouldn't be so quick to say its normal, more like being normalized. I do also agree on not going to your dealers for service. Under warranty you really don't have an option.
This has been such a mess man...
Yah... I'm still in shock Hyundai refuses to acknowledge the issue.
You get what you pay for. Get a toyota highlander.
We tried, ADM was INSANE!
@CoderMan okay good luck.
My pali lost 2.5 quarts between services. Pretty scary. I do mostly street driving, little highway. GOOOOO HYUNDAI 😅
That's a lot!
Hyundai just told me that the loss 1quart of oil per 1k is normal. I'm 50 years old and have a bunch of cars.
I've never heard of this. So services are every 7k miles. That means by the time I get the next service done I would be complicit of oil!! People thinking of buying Hyundai please do your homework.
That part confused me too. They need to fix this or change the interval.
The service writer said the same thing. But really Hyundai needs to get those motors built correctly. From what I can tell the oil is passing through the rings. Never again will I own a Hyundai and neither anyone in my family, I’ll make secure of that. 😢