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Those who own or lease a 2017 Hyundai Elantra should know that numerous complaints from concerned customers have arisen in recent months concerning braking system issues and failures. Many drivers have expressed frustration and concern about brake systems that fail to respond properly or engage when the brakes are applied. So far, the manufacturer has issued four separate safety recalls, one of which involves the potential loss of power brake assist features. Unfortunately, many customers continue to experience persistent braking system issues without clear explanations or permanent solutions.
One driver of the 2017 Hyundai Elantra stated that their vehicle has failed to stop on several occasions. The driver depressed the brake pedal, but the car did not come to a complete stop. The issue occurred again, even after the dealership replace the brake circuit error switch. Reports of similar braking system issues continue to crop up, with many Hyundai customers calling on the manufacturer to acknowledge their concerns and provide them the fixes they want to feel safe behind the wheel once more.
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