Hyundai Sonata blind spot system malfunction requires dealer appointment on Hyundai Sonata

Some Hyundai Sonata owners report experiencing malfunctions with the Blind Spot Detection System, including the system turning off after about 20 minutes of driving while the driver side mirror indicator remains illuminated. Additionally, when the Blind-Spot View Monitor is not functioning properly, some owners note flickering in the instrument cluster display or distorted camera images, which necessitates inspection by an authorized dealer. In cases where the Blind-Spot Collision Warning fails to operate correctly, a warning message may appear alongside the master warning light, prompting a recommendation for dealer inspection. The Hyundai Blind Spot Detection System is a vital safety feature meant to enhance awareness of surrounding traffic, and issues with it can compromise driver safety. Furthermore, some owners report seeing the "Check BSD System" warning light on cold starts, which briefly displays an orange exclamation mark before disappearing, indicating the need for a dealer check for potential underlying problems.