Current Events > My Hyundai had a recall for engine knock

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Took it to dealer to get inspected/ software updated to better detect it.

If the bearing ends up breaking or my engine stalls/ catches on fire in the future, I'm assuming it's still covered under the new warranty provided by the recall, right?

I just don't want to end up paying for a new engine when the recall stated they'd replace my engine if there was evidence of bearing failure.

any car dudes out there?

If you spin a bearing, they need to pull the head and pistons assuming the block doesn't get a hole blown through the side, but this is a stock car with a baby bitch tune on it, so the timing won't be set that aggressively.

EDIT: you usually only spin bearings if you lose oil pressure and they're not being lubricated properly

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