Hyundai 2023 Santa Fe leaks water from door moldings

Asked by Guru97F5F6 Mar 05, 2023 at 06:37 AM about the 2023 Hyundai Santa Fe Preferred AWD

Question type: General

Water from rain, washing, etc. leaks from the exterior molding on all doors
seeping out at the bottom of the interior side of the doors. There are 3 little
holes on the bottom of each door where the water pours out of. It is hard to
believe Hyundai did this deliberately.

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Ed92626 answered about a year ago

If this isn't a made-up question, why are you asking here and not at the dealership having this fixed under warranty? Korean cars aren't the best made cars, but this is something that I've never heard of. If not fixed by the dealer within three try's, begin a Lemon Law claim and they'll give you a new car... Hopefully that one won't leak.

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