>> service histories are now electronic and I can't see mine and have a service plan,
>> so can't easily prove that I paid for a service at a particular time.
Rest easy if you have a service plan. The dealership will want to make sure that everything that should be done, is done - but nothing more. They will charge the service invoice value to the service plan company, who will then vet it to make sure that the manufacturer's requirements have been met. It's the easiest way to cover your backside in the event of something like this happening.
I would be sceptical of suggestions that a replacement engine would be fitted; at the MG dealer I work for we only replace the parts that have failed. Our common warranty jobs are MG3 and ZS clutch arm bushes (gearbox out job), older MG3 cam chain stretch (new chain/pulleys/guides plus 8 hours labour), ZS headlamps for LED DRL failure, and HS infotainment screens. I would expect the Hyundai workshop techs to know exactly what needs doing and to restore the engine to perfect 3-year-old health.
Last edited by: Dave_ on Sat 9 Nov 24 at 21:42
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