Annoying beeping

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Asked by GoldLucy Oct 07, 2016 at 12:45 AM about the 2011 Hyundai Sonata GLS FWD

Question type: General

So today I started my car and it started
up with no problem then all of a
sudden here comes this beeping noise
and it lasted for about 30 secs to a
minute....

6 Answers

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It's Because that's how The Sonata was made, with a Buzzer setting off whenever you open the Driver's Door

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Well my door was closed and it didnt make the beeping noise this morning when i started it.... So I really dont know what it could've been thanks

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160

Hi i have a hyundai montana and while driving its making a beeping sound

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50

My beeping sound is constant on a 2011 Tucson and none of the above applies and my navigation system has gone out. It's a code of some kind.

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Hey I have a 2017 Hyundai sonata wen I start to crank up my car it makes dis beeping noise and it won't crank but everything lights up

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