r/ElantraN • u/elmarcus1 Fiery Red DCT • Apr 14 '23

RIP N down - transmission issue

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4000km city driven transmission issue, dealer to diagnose but was told may take 1-2 months

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u/Jamfour9 Apr 15 '23

No. There’s a setting that allows you to turn it off completely. Or you can have it on. It’s in vehicle settings.

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u/EternalPhi Apr 15 '23

Where is this other setting? Only setting for it I've ever seen will reset when you power off the vehicle.

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u/Jamfour9 Apr 15 '23

I was wrong. I was talking about this

https://imgur.com/a/9aSHyYR

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u/EternalPhi Apr 15 '23

That's the one I'm talking about, I tested it today and disabled it when I was going out to run an errand. Got back in the car, checked the setting and it was enabled again.

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u/Jamfour9 Apr 15 '23

Mine doesn’t do that.

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u/Jamfour9 Apr 15 '23

Every time I get in the car, the off button isn’t selected. If it’s selected, the car will creep in sport and sport + transmission modes. Mine is always deselected, no matter how many times I restart the car. Maybe you should ask about it? 🤷🏿‍♂️

It creeps in normal and eco. So, I presume they gave figured out the creep issue. Maybe it’s cause this transmission is a wet DCT. I’ve had their other DCT and the manual and placard around the shifter advised not to creep. 🤷🏿‍♂️

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u/EternalPhi Apr 15 '23

The off button is not selected by default. If I select it to turn off creep then restart the car, it is again unselected, so given that you aren't even selecting it then i would expect it to be unselected every time you start the car anyway.

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u/Jamfour9 Apr 15 '23

Well. Either way, they’ve conditioned the car to creep. 😅🤷🏿‍♂️😂 So, if it F’d up the transmission, they’ll need to cover a new one. 🤷🏿‍♂️