| Description of the problem | Starting on july 15, 2016, the check engine light (mil) came on, as well the fuel gauge incorrectly indicating the amount of fuel, in the fuel tank, at 107130 miles. I had the mil diagnosed as p0464, fuel sensor defect. Many other hyundai santa fe owners, have reported this problem, requesting financial assistance to repair this significant safety problem, to hyundai customer service, to no avail. Their response has been it is not their concern and have not offered to provide financial assistance. If i were to be driving at highway speed, e. G., 55-75 mph, and have the engine shut down, due to lack of fuel, the power steering would be significantly impaired, with loss of control. This could lead to loss of control of my vehicle, with subsequent probability of an "accident", resulting in personal injury, resulting in death, to me and my family members, as well as others, as well as serious property damage. The cost for replacement of the fuel level sensors is approximately $600. 00 to $800. 00. This fuels sensor problem and mil, occurs when stationary, when the ignition switch is turned to start, as well as when in motion, at any speed. I believe that before some disastrous event occurs, hyundai should assist in the replacement of these defective fuel sensors. |