-- Can this be done at a good brake specialist shop, or are there special
dealer parts involved.?
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7/7/2008 3:15:50 PM

The heater/AC blower motor on my ’03 elantra sounded like it had a
leaf or paper in it the other day but only made the sound on high
speed. The next day it did not make the sound but only high speed
works now. No noise and puts out plenty of air but the other three

I have a 1999 Sonata can someone tell me what is going on. Every time
I put gas in my car it will not crank!. I have to press the gas and
then it will start :?

My friend has a 2005 Elantra which is running a little rough when she
accelerates. I’ve check the OBD codes and the only thing tripping the
computer is the O2 sensor. When I looked more into her car they have 2
O2 sensors, and the meter didn’t specify which one would be tripping

Have an '02 Sonata with keyless. Went for gas today (wife and I),
we both got out of the car and shut the doors. The car locked by
itself with the keys in the ignition. Had to have the neighbor come
with the spare set. The remote (spare) would not work, the spare key

How do you adjust (aim ) the fog lights?
I see the adjuster, not sure how far off the ground (height) they should be.
thanks

I have wheel noise, best described as a whistling or higher pitched
grinding noise, that my 2007 Sonata makes. The noise occurs almost
exclusively when driving straight - when I make turns or apply the
brakes the noise goes away.

My 2004 3.5L Santa Fe has 70,000 miles.  When is the recommended
interval for timing belt replacement?

I have a 2004 Tiburon - 4 Cyl - 5 Speed Manual - with less that 14,000 miles
that I
purchased in October of 2005. It has been driven at least 5 days a week since
I purchased it new in October of 2004.

I'm looking at buying a used 2007 Accent Hatchback with 17,000 miles on i
- in Pennsylvania if that matters.  Is the Hyundai 10yr/100,000mi warrant
transferrable?  Are there any particulars I should look for?  Thanks y'all
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I just changed the spark plugs for the first time on my 2002 Santa Fe 2.7
V6.  What a bear!!  Perhaps I went about it the wrong way, but it looks like
the easiest (if you call it that) way to change the plugs in the back is by
pulling off the surge tank of the intake manifold.  ...

I have been reading up on hypermiling, a technique that employs some
very common sense ways to increase mileage. But it also involves
turning off the engine and coasting, something I do not think is wise,
due to the loss of power steering and power brakes. I have a 2003

My friend has an Excel with 181,000 miles on it . Doesnt burn any oil
between changes, and still has the original clutch in it. Engine hasnt
had any major work done on it ; not even a valve job.  He didnt get
the Timing Belt changed  on it till 120,000 miles !  He says he drives

I am actually sad to say I'm giving up on my 1990 Sonata.  Over
414,000 miles. I'd
say we got our money's worth!! It was still in service back in March
when we bought

    i just replaced the rear brakes on my 2006 Elantra.  I see
what the fuss is about regarding filling the tabs on the pads to fit.
Is there a lubricant that can be put on the chromed tracks the pads
slide in?