2016 Hyundai sonata shut off while drive and won't start

Asked by Michelle Jun 09, 2022 at 04:56 PM about the 2016 Hyundai Sonata GL FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My boyfriend car shut off while driving on the
freeway and it won't start we stopped for gas then
got on the freeway and the car shut off the check
engine light is on as well as the check engine light
and oil light what could be wrong

2 Answers

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Do you have roadside assistance to tow the vehicle off the freeway? Scan for the trouble codes with an OBDii scanner since the check engine light is on. You can purchase a scanner or have an auto part store scan the car for you, or a mechanic. The code should be able to tell you what the issue is. But with an oil light on as well, you maybe you are low on oil and or the oil pump is faulty and that is why the engine shut off on you. Is the oil at the correct level on the dipstick? If none, you have a major leak someone where and possible have engine damage.

20

That sounds like the engine lawsuit recall. It's for safety because some of these engines catch on fire or just shut down due to hybrid failure. Check your VIN for Recall 198 & Service Campaign 966

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