My 2006 Hyundai Getz blows smoke on start up after a long drive at moderate speed but does not do it after short around town trips, can anyone help me?

All items controlled by the Body Control Module. You need to find a local auto electrician to connect a pro grade scan tool computer and look for communication issues.

https://www.google.com/search?q=auto+electrician+near+me

Here is the fuse box diagram, but nothing in there that looks suspect.

Hyundai Getz (2006-2010) fuses and relays

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Did you disconnect the battery when you did that work. That would mean the security needs to be reset. They seem to have a history of not starting though!!

https://www.google.com/search?q=2006+hyundai+getz+immobilizer+reset

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check for rust in the floor under the pedal or cabin failure at that mount area c

Either a dirty fuel filter and/or air filter will normally cause this problem.

needs to be checked for evaporator icing up

Get rid of it asap

does anyone know how to get dash out so i can replace a bulb in dashboard of getz 2006 model

hi from uk ! to set clock/time on getz look t the speedometer ? you will see two buttons on the bottom of dial ? the left button is to cancel the trip meter by pressing button in for trip A and again for B trips the right hand button marked hr + min ? to set hour time turn to left untill hr time is shown then release now turn button to right to set the minutes then releas when time/minutes ar correct that is it! ps you cannot cancel the odometer/milage clock only trip meter hope this helps best wishes from n/west uk

dear friend -the fuses you describe is cluster fuses and has nothing stopping or starting of the engine.they are joint in a yellow holder.i think you might have a short be hind the fuse box,thats wh you keek on blowing that fuse.

Sounds like there is a problem with these vehicles and that Honda are aware of it, and at least some dealerships are being honest about it. Check out the forum on fixya from other Odyssey owners here.
Sorry I can't be of more help, but I can only suggest you go back to the dealership and quote this "Honda Tech Line Summary Article",
#ATS050707..."Grinding, Growling Noise from the Front Brakes - A grinding,
growling noise when applying moderate to hard pedal pressure at low speeds
is caused by the brake pad friction material. An improved material will
be announced in a forthcoming Service Bulletin."
Ask them if there has been a fix developed for this problem yet.

Hope this helps,
Mark.