The specific Hyundai vehicles affected by recalls may vary based on time of year and identified issues. As of November 2021. the following models have been recalled by Hyundai Motor Company: 1. Kona Electric and Ioniq Electric for a potential fire hazard involving lithium-ion batteries. 2. Certain Tucson models due to a fire risk. 3. Santa Fe Sport 2013-2015 may experience brake fluid leaks. 4. Elantra 2019-2020 at risk of engine failure. 5. Some Sonata and Santa Fe models may have a defective ABS module leading to potential fires.

Your engine light, formally known as the Check Engine Light (CEL), can illuminate for various reasons, signaling minor to severe issues. Common causes include a loose gas cap, triggering vapor leaks in the fuel system; malfunctioning oxygen sensors affecting fuel efficiency and emissions; catalytic converter problems, leading to decreased performance and increased emissions; faulty ignition coils or spark plugs, causing engine misfire; and issues with the mass airflow sensor impacting the engine's air-fuel mixture. It's essential to promptly diagnose the cause using an OBD-II scanner, as ignoring the light can lead to more significant engine damage, decreased fuel efficiency, and failed emissions tests.

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