Sonata 2015 T ENGINE STALL WHILE DRIVING WENT IN SLEEPING MODE

Asked by Laur78 Apr 17, 2019 at 05:35 AM about the 2015 Hyundai Sonata 2.0T Limited FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I was driving on the highway and i change to the sport mode to pass several
cars, going 85 mile /h after 1/4 of the mile the engine completed stalled, i
pulled over and i tried to press the START button but no crank
No engine codes on board
No bad fuses
i attempted a battery jump but the car look like is in sleep mode NO CRANK
I am afraid to take the car to the dealer and i took it to my mechanic first
This can be very dangerous
Hyundai is design to brake before rich 100k miles
I had to replace the turbo at 83000 miles
Worst car for what you pay for it!!!!

3 Answers

known problme with 2015 sonatas. High rate of engine complaints led carcomplaints.com to label the 2015 sonata as a clunker.

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