20 Most Recent 2001 Hyundai Santa Fe - Page 9 Questions & Answers

I'm afraid you need to rebuild transmission

There is a safety switch on the clutch pedal-it is called a clutch interlock switch. Unless the clutch is depressed (so the switch is on), the power won't pass from the key switch to the starter to start the car. Check your clutch safety switch. It will be up high on the pedal, or mounted close to the pedal so the pedal operation will actuate the switch. It may be defective, or it may have slipped out of position.

drain it all the way or add engine oil and gas ,let it run untill tank is finished..it will do a bit of smoke but no harm to the engine...1 litre of oil 1 litre of gas in this porportion

Change gear box because its faulty

you have to remove the air filter it is under the case all you need is a 10mm socket.

There is no such thing on this car.

Sounds like your brake light switch is sticking-its located under the dash and if you dont do any of your own mechanical work its a good idea to take it somewhere you trust. the part isnt a real expensive one but the labor is going to be the major part of the cost. Most shops charge at least a 1/2 hr of labor @ $80 per hr.

did u do the alignment yourself or sameone did it for u, if so take the car to kwikfit for wheel alignment so that they can put it in the machine for a proper alignment.

Appeared where? Are you saying the lights on the dash for that are on? If so, sounds to me like you need to add some brake fluid.

Depends on which ENGINE you have (three different engines in the 2001 Santa Fe)... I4 (four cylinder), 2.7L (V6) and the 3.5 (V6). Each has different (exact) procedures for replacing the timing belt.

I found this solution online: "behind engine immediately in front of rear transmission mount. Held in place by hairpin clip on wire plug and 10 MM screw". Also, Hyundai commonly places a speed sensor against the driveline out on the passenger front wheel hub. This would be right out near the disc brakes, look for the wire. Good luck!