[Wally Joe]

Just got a notice about this which tells us there is a potential for short circuit and possible fire hazard. Also it says the remedy is not yet available but to take car in for an interim repair.
question - anybody know what that is? Maybe removing a fuse???

Online they claim fuses #1, #4, and #5 are all identified as "trailer" and can be removed without interfering with other systems. I wish they would post online what Hyundai officially recommends. My dealer is a jerk and would not even service the car unless they removed the fuse but wouldn't tell me which one not where it's located. (Under the hood in front of driver easy to get to). Hyundai has started sending out notices since February 2022, NHTDA is more understanding than I am as to solution: REMOVE THE FUSE!

 

[Wally Joe]

Toyota or Honda next time