2011 Hyundai i10 1.1 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

If it was repaired less than a year ago, it should be warranty. To find recalls. Go to recall.com. Type in the info of your car. This will tell if any are out there. You might need the VIN# to see if yours falls within range.

What you do is you look at the fuse panel for where your lighter fuse is located. It will have a number (5, 10 15 20 etc.).This is the amps. Just go to Walmart or any auto part store and you can buy a set of them. Just plug the same fuse in the spot and it should work. I recomend if you still need help to bring the old fuse with you so the people there can get you the correct one.

http://www.championbrands.com/aera-torquespecs.pdf This chart has a lot of torque specs.

Question edited for clarity.Question moved to model category.Duplicate questions x 2 deleted. Refresh page to see your post.No, low level fog lights are for use in fog only to reduce glare back to the driver. You have one bulb that need replacing on the offside and you need to turn them off on the lighting stalk. Also as you have the U.K. version make sure you only use the high intensity rear guard light when visibility is 500 yards or less. I live in Canada now and people with European cars (Volvo, Mini, Fiat) have no idea when to use them and blind other drivers on the motorways in clear weather.Page 146 of the manual - Section 4-69.OWNER'S MANUALhyundaimotors.co.ilhttps://www.hyundaimotors.co.il > i10-engThis manual applies to all Hyundai models and includes descriptions and ... Page 8-6 in the Vehicle Specifications chapter of the Owner's Manual.452 pages..

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Question edited for clarity / spelling of maker. Check out the videos, but you are probably going to need an auto-electrician, the dealership, or an auto-locksmith. https://www.google.com/search?q=Hyundai+i10+doors+won%27t+lock ..

The valve clearance specifications are as follows: • Engine coolant temperature: 20°C [68°F] • Limit Intake : 0.10 ~ 0.30mm (0.0039 ~ 0.0118in.) • Exhaust: 0.20 ~ 0.40mm (0.0079 ~ 0.0157in.) Also, look at your car's owner's manual ato figure out how to check your valve clearance once you've put about 60K miles to it, and there it will also tell you what the specifications should be.

If the fuses are fine I would pull the bulbs out of the fog lights and check them to see if they are burnt out you could also use a test light on the bulb holder turn the fog lights on in the vehicle take test light and test both tabs in the connector one should have power and other side will not if bulbs look good and there’s no power coming to the bulb connector the switch might be bad or could have a break in the wires coming from the switch. Hopefully this will help

Check the level of your power steering fluid. If it is low hitting a bump could cause the fluid to lose pressure. Check your owners manual for proper fluid type and do not over fill the reservoir.

I got this free Pdf man ual from reliable-store for free and I don't think Ive visited a mech anic or fixya for help for more than 3-4 times out of the 20 times I fixed the chipper in these 4 years

I don't know the answer but the classic or usual position of the airbag module is fixed to the front scuttle, firewall, bulkhead behind the dashboard. Probably best to check with the dealer or good bodyshop.

check the fuse.

Yes there are.

look in your centre console between the seats and remove the bottom of it this would usually just pull out then there should be the end of your handbrake cables with a 10mm adjustable nut that you can get a spanner on ,obviously make sure your car can not roll and release your handbrake wind the nut in a couple of turns then try your handbrake ,keep doing this until it reaches your desired height Hope this helps Nick

you can ask for a part number & try to buy it from another source. you can ask that they return the old item to you after replacement, the part numbers on the invoice & on the old unit should match.

No, the ecm must be programed for the car. I am a Kia mechanic and Kia is the sister company to hyundi like Honda to Acura. You cannot put any ecm in cars now a days. The ecm Kia has are one shot deals. They can only be programed once. Napa, car quest, can get new elms cheaper than the dealer in most cases, but you will still have to tow it to the dealer to be programed for the car.

Vacuum leaks come to mind. Get a can of spray carb cleaner and spray it near vacuum hoses but not near spark plug wires. If the idle changes as you spray that is where a leak is. Fix the leak.

Depends on the laws in your country. In the US it would not be covered as it is routine maintenance and you should have negotiated that at the time of purchase since it was so close to being due.

this is a hazardous situation, check to see if the fuses are secured properly, before continuing, normally one or two fuses are loose in the housing causing a hotspot.

Might need to put in new bulb