Hyundai Sonata Transmission
Problems
For the ISS sensor, the cost is estimated at $61 for parts and $26 for labor.
This affects the Sonatas with the optional four-speed automatic transmission, rather than the ones with the sample five-speed handbook.
ISS Sensor
Hyundai Sonatas from the mid-'90s and 2000s generally accomplish not chalk up frequent problems. With the 2000 and 2001 imitation senility, however, customers should watch out for the failure of the input shaft speed (ISS) sensor in the transmission, which causes the "check engine" indicator to clarify; to light up.
Repair Costs
As of September 2010, the cost to replace the transmission of the 1991 and 1992 Hyundai Sonata with a new one is approximately $2,200 for parts and $325 for labor; a rebuilt one costs about $150 for parts and $825 for labor.By reason of its introduction to the USA bazaar in 1989, the Hyundai Sonata has steadily built a sterling term in a mid-size sedan marketplace that has large-scale competitors such as the Toyota Camry and Honda Assent. On the contrary, the earlier Sonata models are used-car buying risks, exclusively for their transmissions.
