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Hyundai Kona: Power loss due to ingress of coolant into electrical systems

08/08/2023

Hyundai is recalling 2,969 Kona from the 2020 model year back to the workshop worldwide. The reason for the recall is the ingress of coolant into electrical systems, which can lead to a loss of power.

In the workshop, the electrical power unit (EPCU) is checked for leaks and replaced if necessary. In addition, the coolant tank is replaced if necessary. The KBA monitors the measure under the reference number “013044” and the internal manufacturer code is “21DC23“.

Recall details

Make:	Hyundai
Model:	Kona
Year of manufacture:	2020
Production:	2020
Extent:	2,969
Code:	21DC23

Source: KBA 013044 (Search Rückrufcode: 21DC23)

Hyundai is recalling 5,620 Kona of the 2020 model year to the workshop worldwide. The reason for the measure is that there may be a loss of power due to the entry of coolant into electrical systems.

In the workshop, the electrical power unit (EPCU) is checked for leaks and replaced if necessary. In addition, the coolant tank is replaced if necessary. The KBA is monitoring the measure under the reference number “013046” and the internal manufacturer code is “21D184”.

Recall details

Make:	Hyundai
Model:	Kona
Year of manufacture:	2020
Production:	2020
Extent:	5,620
Code:	21D184

Source: KBA 013046 (Search Rückrufcode: 21D184)

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