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Daniel Hall

Daniel Hall

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Hi All,

Good news, got to work this morning and the Master tech approached me and said there is a fix now for the AEB Warning lights.

A simple software update which is NOW available!!!!

Software ROM ID was
95740-S0000_1.01

and is now

95740-S0000_1.02

It takes 20 mins to update software. Not sure when dealers will be contacting the customers but could get ahead of the game I guess.

Cheers
Dan
 
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Good man!

Cheers for the heads up although it hasn't actually affected me haha.
 
paul-h said:
Good man!

Cheers for the heads up although it hasn't actually affected me haha.
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I was going to say the same thing but mine came on for the first time this morning but thats the only time its done it since owning it. Glad to hear that there is an update and therefore the problem can be solved.
 
Daniel Hall said:
Hi All,

Good news, got to work this morning and the Master tech approached me and said there is a fix now for the AEB Warning lights.

A simple software update which is NOW available!!!!

Software ROM ID was
95740-S0000_1.01

and is now

95740-S0000_1.02

It takes 20 mins to update software. Not sure when dealers will be contacting the customers but could get ahead of the game I guess.

Cheers
Dan
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Interesting I will ask my dealer to do the update before I collect mine.

Does your master tech know anything more about the fuel pump issue i.e can he check which Vin's were affected?
 
Howy said:
Interesting I will ask my dealer to do the update before I collect mine.

Does your master tech know anything more about the fuel pump issue i.e can he check which Vin's were affected?
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Let the fuel pump thing go Howy, what if yours turns out to be an affected car? What you gonna do then? Cause they aint gonna replace it if its not broken...
 
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Well I suppose if I could identify mine as having a 'known problem' then I could refuse to accept it until rectified but given that it is unlikely that Hyundai will divulge such info I guess I will have to take my chance just like everyone else.
 
Howy said:
Interesting I will ask my dealer to do the update before I collect mine.

Does your master tech know anything more about the fuel pump issue i.e can he check which Vin's were affected?
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He don't know of an issue's as of yet, or shall I say technical has not brought it to his attention as of yet. To be honest I don't think Hyundai know what it is yet or what is causing it, some on here have already said they have had a ECU replacement which solved it and others having the pump replaced which also solved it and some others are undergoing a software update at docks. We will know more as time goes on.

Or if I do then I'll place it on here asap!

Dan
 
Daniel Hall said:
He don't know of an issue's as of yet, or shall I say technical has not brought it to his attention as of yet. To be honest I don't think Hyundai know what it is yet or what is causing it, some on here have already said they have had a ECU replacement which solved it and others having the pump replaced which also solved it and some others are undergoing a software update at docks. We will know more as time goes on.

Or if I do then I'll place it on here asap!

Dan
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Thanks
 
Howy said:
Well I suppose if I could identify mine as having a 'known problem' then I could refuse to accept it until rectified but given that it is unlikely that Hyundai will divulge such info I guess I will have to take my chance just like everyone else.
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Do you really want this car? If's and buts mate, reality is you are only putting a downer on it for yourself!

Daniel Hall said:
He don't know of an issue's as of yet, or shall I say technical has not brought it to his attention as of yet. To be honest I don't think Hyundai know what it is yet or what is causing it, some on here have already said they have had a ECU replacement which solved it and others having the pump replaced which also solved it and some others are undergoing a software update at docks. We will know more as time goes on.

Or if I do then I'll place it on here asap!

Dan
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This ^^^^
 
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There's a reasonably confident assessment in the Australian part of this forum that the fuel pump is a software issue see 'Problems with early i30 Ns?' My car is imminent and I will ask for any software updates to be done before I get it but it won't stop me picking it up. I'll have a 600 mile oil change done and ask again for any software updates but overall I'm not too concerned.

Brendan
 
Maybe I'll update mine while picking it up next week. Silly question, is there any way to update it on yourself? Haven't even experiences with hyundai updates, so that would be nice to know:)
 
Daniel Hall said:
He don't know of an issue's as of yet, or shall I say technical has not brought it to his attention as of yet. To be honest I don't think Hyundai know what it is yet or what is causing it, some on here have already said they have had a ECU replacement which solved it and others having the pump replaced which also solved it and some others are undergoing a software update at docks. We will know more as time goes on.

Or if I do then I'll place it on here asap!

Dan
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Hi Daniel, the fix is an ECU replacement. So what I wrote in the Australian forum about it being a 'software issue' was only partly correct. It does require a new ECU unit.

I know that this is being done to Australian cars in the pre-delivery inspection, but you should contact your local market reps on what their plan is for replacement and the timing of it.

It's an extremely rare phenomenon, I'm told, and most units are perfectly fine, but of course this is no excuse! The fix has been identified and it will be sorted quickly.

Cheers, BT HMCA
 
Bill Thomas said:
Hi Daniel, the fix is an ECU replacement. So what I wrote in the Australian forum about it being a 'software issue' was only partly correct. It does require a new ECU unit.

I know that this is being done to Australian cars in the pre-delivery inspection, but you should contact your local market reps on what their plan is for replacement and the timing of it.

It's an extremely rare phenomenon, I'm told, and most units are perfectly fine, but of course this is no excuse! The fix has been identified and it will be sorted quickly.

Cheers, BT HMCA
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For the AEB warning... Have you mixed this up with the fuel pump thread?
 
paul-h said:
For the AEB warning... Have you mixed this up with the fuel pump thread?
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Yeah, paul_h, I was responding to Brendan about the fuelling issue, not the AEB warning. That one I believe is a simple software fix, but I'm not fully across it. I'll keep an eye on these posts and try to assist when I can. Hopefully without getting my threads in a tangle! BT
 
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Daniel Hall said:
Hi All,

Good news, got to work this morning and the Master tech approached me and said there is a fix now for the AEB Warning lights.

A simple software update which is NOW available!!!!

Software ROM ID was
95740-S0000_1.01

and is now

95740-S0000_1.02

It takes 20 mins to update software. Not sure when dealers will be contacting the customers but could get ahead of the game I guess.

Cheers
Dan
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Is it possible to do software updates yourself (with SD-card like VAG)?

Pretty usefull to have a Hyundai employee on here :D
 
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Hi sandervdw,

No. As far as I know, you can't update any Hyundai vehicle software system yourself and I'd be surprised if VAG allow any customers to do that.

Your dealer will do it for you quickly and easily.

BT
 
well: https://updateportal.skoda-auto.com/

I'm guessing it might be only the infotainment system, but for this specific fix that also might be where the issue is? Or is this software in the ECU (or whatever the chipset for all non-infotainment systems is called)?

Any idea if it's available all over the world already?
 
Correct, sometimes we supply SD cards for map software updates etc. But never for stuff inside the car's ECU.

In the case of what's called the 'fuel pump issue' on these forums, an ECU unit change fixes it. Not sure about the AEB warning light thing, but if it's a software issue it's likely to be available globally, yeah, and something that any dealer can quickly update. I'll see if I can find out more. BT
 
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I'm seeing the AEB error on almost every journey. Now that the winter salt is over we're getting plenty of bug splatter. Good to know that there's a fix, hoping that my local dealer will cooperate in getting the firmware updated.
 
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