2016 Hyundai Tucson: out of oil after a week causing engine failure
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Asked by Colleen Jun 06, 2021 at 05:04 PM about the 2016 Hyundai Tucson 1.6T Sport AWD with Beige Seats

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Has anyone had this issue after Hyundai recall for engine burning issue?

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Colleen answered 3 years ago

I forgot to preface, Hyundai performed the recall. Just wondering whether the recall could have attributed to the car running out of oil so quickly?

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F_O_R answered 3 years ago

What exactly did they do for the recall? New engine? In any case take it back!

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TDolby answered 3 years ago

I looked it up and Hyundai issued 5 recalls for your vehicle. The latest in 2020 was due to the ABS unit possible causing a fire. What does your shop receipt say? This recall fix shouldn't have stopped you from checking your oil regularly. There are many class action suits out there for the engine oil burning issue that you can join. If your engine failed due to NO oil, let's hope that Hyundai will help you pay for a new engine, or reduce the cost for you, but there are no guarantees.

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Samantha answered 3 years ago

I had my recall fixed on my tucson and it is still using excessive oil. It actually ran completely out without being due for oil change nor any indication light. It was bone dry

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