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Checking the engine oil level

  • Make sure that the vehicle is on the ground level.

  • Start the engine and allow it to reach the operating temperature.

  • Turn the engine off and wait for the oil to return to the pan. 

  • Pull the dipstick, wipe it clean, and re-insert it. 

  • Check the level. The level should be between F and L.

  • If it is near L, add oil to bring it to the level F.

  • Do not overfill and use the Hyundai engine oil. 

Checking the brake fluid level

  • Make sure that the vehicle is on the ground level.

  • The fluid level should be between the MAX and the MIN of the reservoir.

  • Clean the area around the cap before you remove the reservoir cap and add the brake fluid to prevent the contamination.

  • If the level is low, add the fluid to reach the MAX level. 

  • The level will then fall within the accumulated mileage associated with the brake linings wear.

  • If the fluid is too low, get it checked by a dealer. 

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Checking the engine coolant level
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  1. Don't remove the radiator cap while the engine is hot or operating.

  2. The coolant level shall be filled between the F and the L level on the reservoir.

  3. If the coolant is low, add enough coolant to provide adequate protection against corrosion and freezing. Bring the level to F but without overfilling it.

  4. If you require a frequent coolant refill, see a dealer for an inspection.

Checking the power steering fluid level

  • Make sure that the vehicle is on the ground level.

  • The fluid level should be between the MAX and the MIN of the reservoir.

  • If the level is low, add more fluid till you reach the MAX level.

  • Use specified power steering fluid while filling.

  • In case if your power steering system is requiring a frequent fluid refill, get the vehicle inspected by an authorized dealer. 

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Checking the washer fluid level

  1. The reservoir is translucent, and it will let you check the level through a visual inspection.

  2. Check the fluid level and if needed, add more.

  3. Plain water can be used in case if washing fluid is not available.

  4. Use a washer solvent with antifreeze technology in a cold climate to prevent freezing.

  5. Do not use a radiator coolant or an antifreeze in the reservoir. 

Battery Care

  • Keep the battery mounted for the best service.

  • Keep the battery clean and dry.

  • Keep the terminals and the connections clean, dry, and coated with terminal grease or petroleum jelly. 

  • Rinse any leaked electrolyte from the battery with a baking soda or a solution of water.

  • If the vehicle is not being used for an extended duration, you can disconnect the battery cables.

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Tire Rotation
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  • To equalize the tread, it is recommended to rotate the tires every 10,000 Km or when you notice irregular wear. 

  • Check the tires for the correct balance.

  • When the tires are rotated, check for damage or uneven wear.

  • Abnormal wear is usually associated with improper alignment, incorrect pressure, out of balance wheels, cornering or braking. 

  • Look for bulges or bumps on the sides or on the tread.

  • Replace the tire if the tire is damaged or if the cord/fabric is visible.

  • After the rotation, bring the tire pressures to a specification.

  • Check the tightness of the lug nuts. 

​Engine compartment panel fuse replacement

  • Turn the ignition switch and other switches, off

  • Open the fuse panel cover and pull the fuse out.  

  • Use the removal tool available in the fuse panel of the engine compartment.

  • Check the fuse and replace it if it's blown

  • Push the new fuse and make sure if it is tightly fit. If it is loose, consult an authorized dealer.

  • After checking the fuse box, install the cover. If not, there is a possibility for electricity failures that result in water leakage.

  • If any of the lights, accessories, or controls doesn't work, check the circuit fuse, either the one in the panel bolster or the one in the engine compartment. 

  • If the electrical system does not work, check the driver's fuse panel. Replace a blown fuse that has the same rating. 

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Inner panel fuse replacement
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  • Turn the ignition switch and other switches, off

  • Open the fuse panel cover and pull the fuse out.

  • Use the removal tool available in the fuse panel of the engine compartment.

  • Check the fuse and replace it if it's blown

  • Push the new fuse and make sure if it is tightly fit. If it is loose, consult an authorized dealer.

  • If the headlights or other components do not work, but the fuses are, check the fuse block to replace it.

  • If the replacement fuse also blows, it indicates an electrical problem, which is why you consult an authorized dealer. 

Exterior Care

  • Wash the car at least once in a month

  • While washing, pay extra attention to dirt removal, salt removal, or removal of foreign particles.

  • Use a car washing shampoo for washing the vehicle.

  • Do not use hot water, strong soap, or chemical detergents for washing.

  • Don't wash the engine compartment with a water jet as it will cause the failure of electrical components. 

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Interior Care

  • Prevent cosmetic oil or perfume from contacting the dashboard. If there is contact, wipe it off immediately.

  • Remove the loose dirt/dust from the upholstery at regular intervals with a vacuum cleaner.

  • If the interior glass is fogged due to the deposition of oil, wax, or grease, clean it using a glass cleaner.

  • If the carpet is wet, take it and dry it. Leaving it for long might corrode the floor and also create a musty smell.

Jacking instructions

  • The jack is only provided for emergency tire changing.

  • To prevent the rattling of the jack during the motion, you should store it.

  • Follow the instructions to reduce the possibility of personal injury. 

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To store the spare tire

  • Lay the spare tire on the ground with the valve facing up.

  • Place the wheel under and install the retainer through the center.

  • Turn the brace clockwise until you hear a click. 

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Jack and tools

  1. Find the jack, the wheel braceare and the jack handle in the luggage compartment

  2. Pull the luggage box cover to reach the equipment. 

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  • Park the vehicle on a level surface and apply the brake.

  • Shift the lever to the Reverse gear.

  • Activate the flasher that warns hazards.

  • Remove the jack, the wheel brace, and the jack handle. Spare the tire from the vehicle. 

  • Block both the front and the rear part of the wheel, which are diagonally opposite to the jack.

  • Loosen the wheel nuts by turning them counterclockwise, one at a time.

  • Do not remove the nuts until the tire is raised off the ground.

  • Place the jack at a jacking position, which is close to the tire that you're changing.

  • Place the jack at a designated location where the plates are welded to the frame with a raised dot and two tabs, in index with the jack.

  • Insert the handle into the jack snd start turning it clockwise to raise the vehicle until the tire is completely off the ground.

  • The measure of the clear space should be around 1.2 inches (30mm).

  • Before removing the nuts, assure that the vehicle is stable with no chance of slippage.

  • Loosen the nuts and remove them with the fingers. Slide the wheel away from the studs and lay the tire flat so that it won't run away.

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