2002 Hyundai Coupe 2.7L V6 clutch problem

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The easy way is to go to the dealership parts department. They would keep those in stock. Or you go to a spares motor factor like the ones below. They are picking up 'wheel bearings', but they can supply all bearing parts..

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HYUNDAI TIBURON COUPE 2002 2008 WORKSHOP REPAIR MANUAL

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There is only 4 vacuum lines on that engine

1- brake booster line

2- purge line to purge solenoid (top center of throttle body)

3- PCV hose. run straight from PCV to side of intake at base of throttle body

4- fuel pressure regulator line (short small diameter hose runs from #6 intake runner to fuel pressure regulator

5- tube that connects front cam cover to rear cam cover to improve vapor venting

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Main fuel line from tank to fuel pump, Sounds like the pump is sucking the fuel and air is getting in also, only when the fuel system is pressurised and the return line is sending fuel back to the tank will the air pressure in the tank be higher than the outside atmosphere and then air will no longer be sucked into the system - if this is true there will be a fuel leak - maybe only a little - to find if there is a leak, start the car on level ground, turn off the engine and restart it several times, then move the car back and check on the ground for any fuel - also check under the bonnet and sniff around for any strong petrol smells - there will probably be a fuel pipe damp with petrol - tell me what you find - if it is or isn't leaking I can give you the next steps to identifying the problem -

the accent does not have a v6 eng. but if it is an accent, with power locks, sounds like a bad power door lock actuator.

You definitely need to eithr bleed the clutch or change the master/slave.
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hi there have you turned the clutch arm upside down and pushed the cluch release brging into the cover cliping it in to the cover as these have a pull type clutch.

To change the sparkplugs you have to actually remove the black and silver shield, then take the headers off. There are bolts hidden under the middle silver pieces, they pop right out. There is also a bolt under the Hyundai H logo on the cover.