Can not get the rotors off my 97 hyundai tibaron

It shouldn't but never haven seen the setup below the dash in the model concerned this should be checked by yourself. Airbags are only designed to blow out the top of the dash to protect the driver/passenger.

Unless it is a closed system, under the ******, like oil pan bolt, there is ****** bolt, undo bolt, if it spills out, don't need to add, if you can stick your finger in it then add untill it spils out, put bolt or ****** plug back in!

Hello,

My name is mike, I will try and help you out best I can with out of course seeing the car in person.

If you did your own wheel bearings or had them done, the noise could be from the packing of the bearing, might not have been packed right with proper grease, or the housing around inside where wheel bearing goes could be worn out. Now, before we go there, first have your breaks checked out, sometimes the noise comes from the rotors, as if break rotors are worn or warped will sound like a wheel bearing. Even if you pads are goods, rotors can be worn or warped and cause this same similar sound. If breaks and rotors check out ok, then wheel barring housing might need to be fixed, they have have sleeves they can put in housing to help this, with out have housing bored out or replaced. I hope this helps some. Best to have this checked out like at Les swab who deals with breaks and rotors and bearings. And they are knowledgeable . I hope this helps turn you to the right direction. Mike

Fig. 12: Cylinder head bolt loosen and tighten sequence - 1.5L (VIN K), 1.6L (VIN R), 2.0L (VIN F) and 1996-98 1.8L (VIN M) engines

1. Install the cylinder head using a new head gasket. Tighten head bolts to proper torque specification in sequence.
   
   2.0L (VIN F) and 1996-98 1.8L (VIN M) engines-Tighten M10 bolts to 22 ft. lbs. (30 Nm), plus 60°-65°, plus 60°-65°. Tighten M12 bolts to 26 ft. lbs. (35 Nm), plus 60°-65°, plus 60°-65°. 1.5L (VIN E), 1.5L (VIN J) and 1.5L (VIN K) engines-51-54 ft. lbs. (71-75 Nm). 1.6L (VIN F), 2.0L (VIN P) and 1994-95 1.8L (VIN M) engines-65-72 ft. lbs. (90-100 Nm).
   
2. Install the rocker cover.

Hope helps.

Your brake rotors are warped. Which causes a high spot on the rotor, so when you apply the brakes, the pedal will pulsate. You'll need s new set of rotors.

Try this link and best of luck.
file:///D:/Car%20maintinance/Index%20of%20_hyundai_manual.htm

Steps to replace front brake rotors and pads:

Safley jack up vehicle.
support vehicle on safety stands
remove front wheels
Remove 2 bolts holding the caliper to the caliper support.
remove caliper
remove old brake pads
remove 2 bolts holding caliper support to the spindle
remove rotor, might need a good whack with a hammer to loosen rust bond, also might have a locking ring on one lug stud
sand any and all rust from wheel hub
apply a liberal coating of antisiezing compound.
replace rotor and one lug nut to hold rotor steady
replace caliper support
replace new brake pads making sure squeel sensors are on inside upper corner, also make sure to apply caliper grease to caliper slides and pad sliding surfaces push caliper piston back.
replace caliper
replace wheels and torque to specs
lower vehicle
pump pedal
road test listening for any noises.

PS. these are generic instructions that are very basic, performing a brake job is a very precise and careful job. remember this syetem is responcible for stoping your vehicle at 65mph. this is not a job to attemp if you do not have a good grasp of mechanical applications. One mistake could cause you your life or injurt to your persons or someone else. if you are not comfortable undertaking this task please consult a professional.

please feel free to ask any additional questions you might have.

This is not the first mis-guided post I've seen about this. A screwdriver for the set screw is fine on some models. Other models the front wheel bearings must be removed and usually replaced to get the rotors off. The bearings are fairly cheap at the local napa etc.. So just replace them. Be careful of the advise given on here. People think that one answer covers all models. This is not the case. Usually given buy a youngster who honestly beleives hes a mechanic.

try "autozone.com" or your local library for diagram and step by step instructions

FUEL FILTER REPLACEMENT
1. Reduce the internal pressure of the fuel pipes and hoses by completing the following operations. (1)
Disconnect the fuel pump harness after removing the rear seat cushion. (2)
Start the engine and after it stalls, turn the ignition switch OFF. (3)
Disconnect the battery negative (-) terminal.
(4)
Connect the fuel pump harness connector

2. Remove the bolt connecting the fuel line with the fuel filter. Cover with a shop towel to avoid gasoline from splashing. 3. Remove the fuel filter mounting bolt, then remove the fuel filter from the fuel filter clamp. 4. After replacing the fuel filter, check for fuel leaks.