Does anybody have a Hyundai Elantra Clutch problem?

Question

I have one worn out at 12000 miles? this is the first clutch I have worn out in a new car after 30 years of driving any thoughts?

Answer 1

12,000 miles? Won't the dealer replace that as part of the warranty? That is very unusual for a clutch to wear out so fast, but perhaps it was just a defective part and the next one will go 100,000 miles? I owned an 1989 Eagle Premier that had 2 transmissions in its first 40,000 miles then went another 50,000 miles with no problems(transmission problems that is, these cars were junkyard quality) before I got rid of it.

Answer 2

I used to drive a Hyundai at work, and even tho' I loved it, they are made cheaply. That's why they started the 100K warranty. It's easier to fix the problem after they sell the car, than fix the problem during construction.
I had the tranny/clutch rod disconnect from its pivot point, because it's just a piece of plastic holding it together and was stuck getting home in 3rd gear.
Otherwise, I haven't heard that they have a clutch problem. I know it's a very light clutch, so after 30 years, I'm sure you know enough not to "ride the clutch", keeping your foot lightly on the pedal.

Answer 3

It can be worn out, if you ground the clutch with poor shifting habits.

I had a Hyundai Elantra once. Worst car I ever owned. Never again.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

its a hyundai.... its expected to happen

push it to the junkyard and get a certified used car