I see some Oil leak near left side rear wheel when the vehicle(Hyundai Accent ) is PArked What could be the Issue?

Maybe your fuel filter? You probably have leaking hoses or lines.

what do you consider a "lot" of oil? some use of oil is normal. 1 to 2 quarts between oil changes is normal for an older vehicle.

oil light switch?? leaking

Removal & Installation

1. Before servicing the vehicle, refer to the Precautions Section.
   
2. Disconnect the negative battery cable and wait 90 seconds for the SRS memory battery to drain.
   
   CAUTION

   After disconnecting the negative battery cable, wait for at least 30 seconds for the SRS module to deplete its stored energy.
   

3. Remove or disconnect the following:
   
4. Remove the SRS module and the steering wheel:
   
   • Steering wheel-to-SRS module nuts
     
   • SRS module from the steering wheel and disconnect the electrical connector
     
   • Steering wheel-to-steering column nut
     
   • Steering wheel from the steering column
     
5. Remove or disconnect the following:
   
   • Multi-function switch assembly
     
   • Front and rear console assemblies
     
   • Lower left side crash pad
     
   • Instrument panel
     

     Instrument panel assembly-Accent
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     Instrument panel screw locations-Accent
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To install:

• Instrument panel
  
• Lower left side crash pad
  
• Front and rear console assemblies
  

1. Install the SRS module and the steering wheel by installing or connecting the following:
   
   • Steering wheel to the steering column
     
   • Steering wheel-to-steering column nut and torque to 30-37 ft. lbs. (40-50 Nm)
     
   • SRS module to the steering wheel and connect the electrical connector
     
   • Steering wheel-to-SRS module nuts
     
2. Install or connect the following:
   
   • Multi-function switch assembly
     
   • Suction and discharge hoses to the evaporator assembly
     
   • Heater hoses with the vacuum hose to the heater housing
     
3. Refill the cooling system.
   
4. Connect the negative battery cable.
   
5. Evacuate, charge and leak test the air conditioning system refrigerant.
   
6. Operate the engine to normal operating temperatures; then, check the climate control operation and check for leaks.
   

The crank sensor on this 2000 hyundai accent is located on the leftside of engine near the rear exhaust manifold.this is if your standing on the driverside looking at the engine your left is the side the front is on, hope this helps, heres a picture to help you.

The rear brakes are stuck in a stoped position...CLAMPED...
Put the care in REVERSE and go about 50 ft then stop the car fast useing the foot pedal ...no E-Brake on.....The cabel should release and unclamp....
If that doesnt work ....Take both rear rims off and spray some penatrating oil ...WD-40 or LPS...on the Clamp for your brakes....Take a long large Screw driver to pry the Brake clamps OPEN or LOOSE...Pluss knock off the EXTRA RUST ON THE CLAMP AND ROTOR....Thats the shiny round thing that HOLD YOUR WHEEL ON.......If they are DRUM BRAKES....wiggle or hit the L then the R of the DRUM...your wheel bolts on to the DRUM...Hit it back and forth only if its hard to get off.
Look at the brake cable holder thats attached to the car...and see if its still attached to where its supposed to be

Then do above mentioned

SPRAY PLENTY OF LUBRICANT OIL FIRST

if it has rear brake "drums" take them off and clean the brake dust out. hope this helps!

hi from uk if you are referring to power steering ? you do not bleed as you do brakes you preferably rais front wheels off ground then ensure vehicle supported then with engine running and the p/steer reservoir kept to full turn the steering from left to right fully for a few times this ensures any air in system is expelled from rack and hydraulic lines back to reservoir and out keep oil level check so level does not fall low as to air induction into system then lower car and check p/steer operation hope this helps ps make final check for any leaks for a couple of days as a precaution ?

hi from uk i have given same advice/remedy re your problem on rear auto adjust on accent if yo click onto the following it will help you to check problem and manually adjust rear brakes ? http//www.FIXYA.com/cars/t232239-rearbrake2002hyundai accent

The car either has to be leaking oil, or burning it out the exhaust. You should check to see if there is oil on the bottom of the engine. If clean, it can be burning oil cause rings or shot, emisssion system sucking it back through the engine, etc. Your engine should be in good condition since only 55K miles, unless it got overheated or something. Hope this is a place for you to start, Rick