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Hyundai i10 II faults

1 fault documented by at least two sources, listed by version then by mileage at onset when known.

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Reliability
4.5/5

1 known fault

1.0 66 manuelle

  1. From 36,000 km

    Gearbox oil leak and clutch wear

    Severity 2/3 · Costly

    Owners report an oil loss on the manual gearbox side that reaches the clutch and makes it slip, sometimes from 36,000 to 76,000 km according to Fiches-auto, around 60,000 km in one Caradisiac testimonial (repair covered by the 5-year warranty). Carverif recommends testing the clutch and gearbox, especially with the 1.2 87 hp, and checking for leaks. These findings rest on a limited number of reviews.

    Versions
    1.0 66 manuelle, 1.2 87 manuelle
    Onset
    between 36,000 km and 76,000 km
    Repair
    not documented

1.2 87 manuelle

  1. From 36,000 km

    Gearbox oil leak and clutch wear

    Severity 2/3 · Costly

    Owners report an oil loss on the manual gearbox side that reaches the clutch and makes it slip, sometimes from 36,000 to 76,000 km according to Fiches-auto, around 60,000 km in one Caradisiac testimonial (repair covered by the 5-year warranty). Carverif recommends testing the clutch and gearbox, especially with the 1.2 87 hp, and checking for leaks. These findings rest on a limited number of reviews.

    Versions
    1.0 66 manuelle, 1.2 87 manuelle
    Onset
    between 36,000 km and 76,000 km
    Repair
    not documented

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