Hyundai have a habit of putting them behind the headlights. You will need to take the headlight housings out as they are tucked underneath where you can't see them. The 2005 has one behind each side. The later ones I'm not sure.
SOURCE: Knock sensor location
Knock Sensor Description
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SOURCE: oil filter location on 2004 hyundai santa fe
Hi. If your are faceing the front of the car it will be on your left side at the bottom. You will have to get under the car to see it and if you have a skid plate i has to come down first.
SOURCE: 2.4l santa fe spark plug location
there are 2 covers that are over the plugs the first is the big silver and black cover that has four
10mm bolts remove them and then there is a small black cover that is inbetween the two humps on the valve cover i think that there 6 bolts that holdthat down remove this and the coils and plug wires are visable
SOURCE: 04 santa fe transmission filter location 2.7
It may have a screw on type external filter or the filter may be internal. http://www.autoanything.com/Parts/PartsProduct.aspx?CategoryID=3072&TemplatePageID=201&SiloName=transmission-3-26-2004
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