HYUNDAI I30 Recalls
5 recalls affecting the HYUNDAI I30 (0–2018).
5
Active recalls
0
Resolved recalls
5
Total recalls
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All Recalls
2007–2012 HYUNDAI I30
Due to improper programming of the Airbag Control Unit (ACU), there is a possibility that the driver, passenger airbags and seat belt pretensioners could inadvertently deploy without impact.
Light Vehicle
16 Dec 2019
2018 HYUNDAI i30
Certain batches of sunroof motors had incorrect software installed and may not have an automatic safety stop function. When the sunroof is closing, it will not automatically stop when it is obstructed.
Light Vehicle
23 Apr 2019
2010–2012 HYUNDAI i30
There is a risk of the ESC electronic control case being damaged in the process of assembly. The damage will result in a crack on the casing that may let moisture into the electronic components, which could lead to short circuit and ESC malfunction. If the defect occurs, a warning light will show on the dashboard and ESC function will disengage.
Light Vehicle
8 Mar 2016
0 HYUNDAI i30
The universal joint bolt on the steering column has been incorrectly tightened.
Light Vehicle
8 Dec 2014
0 HYUNDAI i30
The spare wheel in the FDi30 SX and SLX variants are fitted from factory with a steel wheel and 185/65 R15 tyre. The road wheels on the SX variant are 195/65R15 steel wheels and the SLX is equipped with 205/55R16 alloy wheels. In order to comply with the Australian market regulations, all the affected vehicles will require the 15' spare steel wheel to have two warning labels attached to the outer face of steel rim. The warning labels indicate the spare wheel is for temporary use only at a maximum speed of 80KPH and the road wheel should be replaced with correct size wheel to match the remainder on the vehicle as soon as possible.
Light Vehicle
29 Nov 2007