My wife has a 2007 Santa Fe that we bought when it was one year old. If we had bought this new, I believe it would qualify for the Lemon Law.
The temp gauge on the in-dash A/C control is way off. Someone pointed out a fix for that on this site:
And now the car security alarm goes off for no reason.
That's why I'm writing here today; is there some way to disable that permanently?
What she has found is, if she locks the door or doors, with the manual lock before getting out, it does not go off. But, if she pushed the electronic button, on the panel that also controls the windows, the vehicle alarm will at some point go off by itself within the next few hours. I had an experience with it one day where I had her car, without the key fob, and when I tried to unlock the door with my key, it went off. I had to get in, start the car, and then turn it off. Or it would do weird things like, go off again right after I turned the car off. I'd try different things; shut/open the door... put the car in neutral. Different things would work, sometime, but it just took about 15 minutes of messing with it before it finally staid off, that day.
This thing is a piece of junk! But that's another story. I'm just hoping there's someway to disable the security alarm on it. Thanks.