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    Frozen car

    Activate service mode for the wipers, turn off the car, then hold the wiper stalk in the mist position until the wipers settle into the service position. This is detailed in the manual
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    2021 Ionic limited

    People think I'm crazy for loving this car, but they don't see the incredible design behind it. It almost drives itself sometimes! After 5,000 miles of testing, I'm genuinely impressed. I'm glad I spent my money on such impressive technology that gets 50-60 mpg. You really have to drive it to...
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    Leaky coolant pump

    The undertray covers it, and it’s positioned higher than the tray. So it’s unlikely you damaged it. It looks like a faulty part. I wouldn’t pay anything for it, though the dealership will probably try to charge you. Get a pump from eBay, unclip the hose, disconnect the pump, replace it, and...
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    BMS and high-voltage replacement too pricey?

    I’m not sure how the warranty works for you or if labor is covered, but those two items are available online for about $2600.
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    Key fob battery problems

    I completely agree with you. I had the same issue it’s surprising how much a weak key fob can affect the car. When the battery starts to die, it can cause all sorts of odd behavior.
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    My I5 Went Bonkers

    I had the same issue where the car wouldn’t charge. The dealership found it needed a new rear motor/gearbox. Unfortunately, we had to wait over two months for the part to arrive. I hope yours is just a quick and easy fix
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    High-pitch sounds at lower speeds

    I've read that some EVs have an artificial sound at low speeds for safety, but the chirping you’re hearing is probably from the brakes or tires, not the car’s noise. The artificial sound is usually a constant tone, while the chirping is more intermittent. It’s worth checking with your dealership...
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    SEL fuel injectors

    I’m considering replacing fuel injectors myself. I’ve rebuilt older Ford/Chevy engines, but the plastic covering is a bit much. Has anyone done this? How do you remove the plastic cover, and what’s it for? Any tips?

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