And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher, Hyundai and Kia, automobiles and automotive

makers, you know, and you love, except they're recalling more vehicles.

More than 91,773 vehicles in the US this time around, over concerns that damage components

in electric oil pump controllers could overheat and catch fire.

That's it though.

So don't worry about it.

The recall covers about 52,000 Hyundai cars and 40,000 Kia cars and was spurred by less

than a dozen reports of cars catching fire.

Not even a dozen cars caught fire.

Are you kidding me?

So once again, make sure that you park your vehicles outside, away from any structures

and any, any kind of heat damage that could potentially short-circuit onboard features.

So if you have the Hyundai Palisade, the Tucson, which is what I drove a whole bunch of

times when I changed my name to a brand in Hyundai, when I was, when I was Jeff Fisher,

formerly brand in Hyundai, I drove a Tucson for about a year.

And I enjoyed it, but not anymore.

Sonata, Alantra, and the Kona vehicles were affected as well as the Kia Soul and Sportage

models.

So all of the cars being recalled are 20, 23 or 20, 24 models, it stems from the idle

stop and go oil pump, which is a Hyundai invention meant to improve fuel economy.

It automatically shuts down the engine whenever a vehicle comes to a stop, but remains on.

You know, like a stoplight during a traffic jam.

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