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Jose L Morales
Jose L Morales Posted on Mar 13, 2013
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Common overheat problems on Hyundai 1996. - Accent Hyundai Cars & Trucks

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  • Anonymous Mar 13, 2013

    Two of us saying the same thing That's scary Hope you have none of those issues

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A little more info would be needed to properly determine the problem.
under what conditions does it overheat? how long has it been doing it?
The Hyundai being a cast iron block and aluminum head engine, after being overheated repeatedly has probably damaged the cylinder head gasket, requiring replacement. Not uncommon. if this is the case, also change the timing belt while the engine is apart. It's cheap insurance against future problems

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Anonymous

Lets hope you have no overheating issues

Common is the least of your problems

Diagnose according to the symptoms

For common issues, if you believe in that
theory ,you could Google a Blog Site for
Hyundia

Seems Kia & Hyundai have head gasket &
timing belt problems,that's not what you want
for sure

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