Business ProfileforPohanka Hyundai Inc.

I took my vehicle in for the recall on the ABS Module, an oil change, to change the TPMS in one tire and to confirm that one sensor needed to be changed to fix the Cruise Control or just re-calibrated. Issues: 1. My car has used FULL SYNTHETIC OIL for the past 5 years which is written on the paperwork and under my profile, however, the technician put SYNTHETIC BLEND in my vehicle. When I was told that by my service rep, I advised him at that time that it should be FULL SYNTHETIC not a BLEND. I looked at my paperwork and it still says Blend. 2. The recall for the ABS Module, with this recall, all of a sudden, my stability light, auto hold light and ABS light came on while I was taking it to the dealership. I advised my service rep of this because these lights have never been on before. After fixing the recall, which ended up being 2 different one dealing with the brakes, the lights didn't go off. My service rep told me that I needed an extensive diagnostic to see what the issue was. I agreed to that and the results were that the main wire harness needed to be changed. I was assured that this would fix the issue. (cost, $2,000) I was told the sensor, that I asked to have checked, was disconnected. The sensor is not disconnected and was working to alert me while driving.3. I went to pick up my car, 2 months and 5 days later, only to find that the lights were still on (stability and Auto hold). In addition to those lights, now I have the Lane Departure Warning System light and the ESC lights are now showing. The car feels like I am driving with the parking break on. I left the car, only to be called and told that the sensor is what is causing the issue. (cost, $2,400) Now, the sensor has worked for 3 years and I only mentioned it to confirm if it needed to be changed or calibrated. When my car was looked at again to see why the lights, stability & auto hold, was still on, I was told the sensor needed to be changed. The sensor is not the problem.