20 Most Recent 2011 Hyundai Tucson - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Nevr go tua dealr..a partstore can probly help u or call ab independent garage..cud assist u for free

Presumably auto transmission? With auto transmission there is little relationship between the dry capacity and the fluid change capacity because a great deal is held in the passages, pump, valve block, etc.

their at each wheel the small black wire runs by the brake line behind the rotor -need to take wheel off

Under the valve covers.

You can try using some BB blast unlocking mechanism and the key mechanism but it sounds to me like solenoid is going bad but who knows try to be be blessed without it I can never tore down that 40 Ford the stuff is wonderful

without seeing vehicle i cannot post a answer ,i can only suggest the clockspring under steering wheel or the wires under the seat ? .if software will not read fault or you dont have hte right software then you can connect a 3 ohm resistor in the power lead to whatever unit and see if light goes out then you know what is causing fault .airbag wiring is yellow

Replacing the timing belt will also require you to remove the passenger side engine mount bracket (located near the upper/front head).Before performing any head work, check the compression of the cylinder(s) in question.Facing the engine, Cylinder numbers are as follows:Firewall Bank (Left > Right 1-3-6)Radiator Bank (Left > Right 2-4-6)Warm up and stop engine. Allow the engine to warm up to normal operating temperature.Remove the ignition coil plugs. (*If OEM Plug Cables, they will be numbered) (*Coil Plug Position from font to rear 4-1-2-5-6-3)Remove Spark Plugs (*To access the rear bank near the firewall, it will require you to remove the Surge Tank)Check cylinder compression using a compression gauge, turning the engine to obtain at least 250 rpm.Standard Compression is 206psiMinimum Compression is 184psiDifference between each Cylinder 15psi or lessFor 180,000 Odometer... It is possible your valves could be sticking. If the vehicle smokes, the you could have leaking valve seals.There are some do-it-yourself liquids you can try before going deeper into engine work from BG Products. Above all products on the market, they do the best. You can also locate a shop who is certified in using BG Products that can assist you, by looking on their website.And nothing against the poster, but 6Ya cannot resolve your issue over the phone in just a few minutes. ECM Codes don't tell all the story either.*The above information/specs comes directly from a Hyundai 2005 Tucson Shop Manual (America)

Hi. Thanks for your question. You can perform some troubleshooting steps and see what is the exact issue for further assistance you can visit https://www.reliable-store.com and download the entire workshop manual which includes all the information along with the diagrams for better understanding. Good day!

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The thermostat is going bad. You should replace the thermostat, flush your cooling system and replace your coolant. In a 10 year old vehicle, I would also suggest replacing your upper and lower radiator hoses. Since you will have ALL of the coolant out of the system, this is the BEST time to do something like that. Also, IF your vehicle overheats shut off your AC and turn on your heater - full blast. "I get it ... you are in Arizona and don't need the heater." Running the heater will help absorb some of the heat from the engine and that could be the difference between the engine shutting down in the interstate or coasting into a repair shop comfortably seated in a vehicle with the windows down.

I think you should go for manual first after that it would be easy for you to solve your problem. I had visited this site past 2 months before for my vehicle and find it quite helpful may be you will also get something useful here Hyundai

the microphone for the blue tooth needs to be replaced most likely

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