Hyundai 2001 Elantra Used Sedan Car Manuals

Hyundai 2001 Elantra Used Sedan Car Manuals

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Hyundai 2001 Elantra Owner's Manual

Hyundai 2001 Elantra Owner's Manual (169 pages)

Hyundai Elantra

Brand: Hyundai | Category: Automobile | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents

Safety and Vehicle Damage Warning
7
Table of Contents
8
Guide to Hyundai Genuine Parts
9
Features of Your Hyundai
10
- Door Locks
  11
- Keys
  11
- Record Your Key Number
  11
- Locking and Unlocking Front Doors with a Key
  12
- Locking from the Outside
  12
- Locking from the Inside
  12
- Theft-Alarm System
  13
- Child-Protector Rear Door Lock
  13
- Central Door Lock - Driver Side
  13
- Window Glass
  14
- Disarmed Stage
  14
- Alarm Stage
  14
- Power Windows
  15
- Adjustable Front Seats
  15
- Auto-Down Window (Driver’s Side)
  15
- Lumbar Support Control
  16
- Adjustable Headrests
  16
- Adjusting Seatback Angle
  16
- Rear Seat Warning
  17
- Folding Rear Seatbacks
  17
- Seat Cushion Height Adjustment
  17
- Folding Rear Seatback and Seat Cushion
  18
- Returning the Rear Seatback to an Upright Position
  19
- Seat Belt Precautions
  19
- Pregnant Women
  20
- Injured Person
  20
- Larger Children
  20
- Infant or Small Child
  20
- Care of Seat Belts
  21
- Height Adjustable Front Seat Shoulder Belt
  21
- Periodic Inspection
  21
- Keep Belts Clean and Dry
  21
- SEAT BELT-Driver's 3-Point System with Emergency Locking Retractor
  22
- SEAT BELTS-Front Passenger and Rear Seat 3-Point System with Combination Locking Retractor
  22
- To Fasten Your Belt
  22
- Adjusting Your Seat Belt
  23
- To Release the Seat Belt
  23
- Child Restraint System
  24
- Using a Child Restraint System
  25
- Installing a Child Restraint Seat with the "Tether Anchorage" System (4 DOOR)
  26
- Installing a Child Restraint Seat with the "Tether Anchorage" System (5 DOOR)
  26
- Installation on Rear Seats
  26
- Securing the Child Restraint Seat with the "ISOFIX" System
  27
- Pre-Tensioner Seat Belt
  28
- Supplemental Restraint (Airbag) System (SRS)
  29
- SRS Components and Functions
  31
- Passenger Presence Detection
  32
- Side Airbag (if Installed)
  33
- SRS Care
  33
- Instruments and Controls
  35
- Instrument Cluster and Indicator (Without Trip Computer)
  36
- Instrument Cluster and Indicator (with Trip Computer)
  37
- SRS (Airbag) Service Reminder Indicator (SRI)
  38
- ABS Service Reminder Indicator (SRI)
  38
- Turn Signal Indicator Lights
  38
- Seat Belt Reminder Light and Chime
  38
- Low Fuel Level Warning Light
  39
- Warning Light Operation
  39
- Charging System Warning Light
  39
- Malfunction Indicator Light
  40
- Cruise Indicator
  40
- Fuel Gauge
  40
- Brake Pad Wear Warning Sound
  40
- Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge
  41
- Speedometer
  41
- Tachometer
  41
- Odometer/Trip Odometer
  42
- Reset Switch
  43
- Odometer
  43
- Trip Computer
  43
- Front Fog Light Switch
  44
- Combination Turn Signal, Headlight and High-Beam Switch
  44
- Turn Signal Operation
  44
- Lane Change Signal
  45
- Headlight Switch
  45
- High-Beam Switch
  45
- Headlight Flasher
  45
- Windshield Washer Operation
  46
- Adjustable Intermittent Wiper Operation
  46
- Windshield Wiper and Washer Switch
  46
- Hazard Warning System
  47
- Rear Window Defroster Switch
  47
- Digital Clock
  47
- Instrument Panel Light Control (Rheostat)
  48
- Cigarette Lighter
  48
- Front Ashtray
  48
- Rear Ashtray
  48
- Sunshade
  49
- Rear Seat Drink Holder
  49
- Drink Holder
  49
- Sunroof
  50
- Operating the Sunroof System
  50
- Opening or Closing the Sunroof
  50
- Tilting the Sunroof
  50
- Front Interior Light
  51
- Interior Light
  51
- Map Light
  51
- Multi Box
  52
- Glove Box
  52
- Spectacle Case
  52
- Outside Rearview Mirror
  53
- Manual Type
  53
- Electric Type
  53
- Outside Rearview Mirror Heater
  54
- Folding the Outside Rearview Mirrors
  54
- Day/Night Inside Rearview Mirror
  54
- Front Door Edge Warning Light
  55
- High-Mounted Rear Stop Light
  55
- Parking Brake
  55
- Hood Release
  56
- Floor Mat Anchor
  56
- Remote Fuel-Filler Lid Release
  57
- Trunk Lid (4 Door)
  57
- Remote Trunk Lid Release
  57
- Tail Gate (5 Door)
  58
- To Unlock Using the Key
  58
- Trunk Lid Emergency Latch Release
  58
- Operation from Outside the Vehicle
  58
- Steering Wheel Tilt Lever
  59
- Ticket Holder
  59
- Sun Visor
  59
- CD Auto Changer
  59
- Horn
  60
- Cruise Control
  60
- To Set the Cruise Speed
  60
- To Cancel the Cruise Speed
  61
- To Resume the Preset Speed
  61
- To Reset at a Slower Speed
  61
- To Reset at a Faster Speed
  61
- Air Intake Control
  62
- Fan Speed Control (Blower Control)
  62
- Heating and Ventilation Rotary Type
  62
- Air Flow Control
  63
- Temperature Control
  63
- Heating Controls
  63
- Bi-Level Heating
  64
- Ventilation
  64
- Center Ventilation
  64
- Side Ventilation
  64
- Operation Tips
  65
- Air Conditioning System
  65
- Air Conditioning Switch
  65
- Defrosting/Defogging
  65
- Air Conditioning Operation Cooling
  66
- Dehumidified Heating
  66
- Heating and Cooling Controls
  67
- Automatic Operation
  68
- Ambient Switch
  68
- Manual Operation
  69
- Fan Speed Control Switch
  69
- Air Intake Control Switch
  69
- Air Intake Control Switch (with A.Q.S)
  70
- Defrost Switch
  71
- Air Filter (in Front of Blower Unit)
  71
- Stereo Sound System
  73
- How Car Audio Works
  73
- Using a Cellular Phone or a Two-Way Radio
  74
- Stereo Radio Operation (H240)
  75
- Cassette Tape Player Operation (H240)
  78
- Stereo Radio Operation (H260)
  80
- Compact Disc Player Operation (H260)
  83
- CD Auto Changer (H260)
  85
- Stereo Radio Operation (H290)
  87
- Cassette Tape Player Operation (H290)
  90
- Compact Disc Player Operation (H290)
  92
- CD Auto Changer (H290)
  94
- Audio Fault Code
  96
- Care of Disc
  97
- Proper Handling
  97
- Damaged Disc
  97
- Storage
  97
- Glass Antenna
  99
- Fixed Rod Antenna
  99
- Antenna
  99
Driving Your Hyundai
100
- Before Starting the Engine
  101
- Combination Ignition Switch
  101
- Key Positions
  101
- To Remove the Ignition Key
  102
- Starting
  102
- Normal Conditions
  102
- Good Driving Practices
  103
- Recommended Shift Points
  103
- Using the Clutch
  103
- Operating the Manual Transaxle
  103
- Automatic Transaxle
  104
- P (Park)
  104
- R(Reverse)
  104
- N (Neutral)
  104
- 2 (Second Gear)
  105
- L (Low Gear)
  105
- Good Braking Practices
  106
- SLIP Control
  107
- Traction Control System (TCS)
  107
- TCS ON/OFF Mode
  107
- Anti-Lock Brake System
  107
- Indicator and Warning
  108
- Driving for Economy
  108
- Smooth Cornering
  109
- Winter Driving
  109
- Snowy or Icy Conditions
  109
- Check Battery and Cables
  109
- Higher Speed Motoring
  110
- Use of Light
  110
- Trailer or Vehicle Towing
  110
- Safety Chains
  111
- Trailer Hitches
  111
- Trailer Brakes
  111
- Trailer Weight Limit
  111
- Trailer or Vehicle Towing Tips
  112
- If Engine Doesn’t Turn over or Turns over Slowly
  114
- Jump Starting
  114
- If Engine Turns over Normally but Does Not Start
  114
What to Do in an Emergency
114
- If the Engine Overheats
  115
- If You Have a Flat Tire
  116
- Spare Tire Pressure
  116
- Handling the Spare Tire
  116
- Spare Tire
  116
- Changing a Flat Tire
  117
- Obtain Spare Tire and Tool
  117
- Block the Wheel
  117
- Loosen Wheel Nuts
  117
- Changing Wheels
  118
- Put the Jack in Place
  118
- Raising the Car
  118
- Re-Install Wheel Nuts
  119
- Lower Vehicle and Tighten Nuts
  119
- Wheel Nut Tightening Torque
  119
- After Changing Wheels
  120
- If Your Car Must be Towed
  120
- Towing a Car with a Manual Transaxle
  120
- Towing a Car with an Automatic Transaxle
  121
- Emergency Towing
  121
- If You Lose Your Keys
  122
- Corrosion Prevention and Appearance Care
  123
- Common Causes of Corrosion
  123
- Moisture Breeds Corrosion
  123
- Washing and Waxing
  124
- Keep Your Garage Dry
  124
- Don’t Neglect the Interior
  124
- Keep Paint and Trim in Good Conditionkeep Paint and Trim in Good Conditionkeep Paint and Trim in Good Conditionkeep Paint and Trim in Good Condition
  124
- Maintaining Bumpers
  125
- Polishing and Waxing
  125
- Spot Cleaning
  125
- Cleaning the Interior
  125
- Cleaning the Carpets
  126
- Cleaning the Windows
  126
- Cleaning the Seat Belts
  126
- Maintenance Intervals
  127
- Service Requirements
  127
- Specified Scheduled Procedures
  127
Vehicle Maintenance Requirements
127
- Scheduled Maintenance Requirements
  128
- Scheduled Maintenance
  129
- Maintenance under Severe Usage Conditions
  131
- Severe Driving Conditions
  131
- Explanation of Scheduled Maintenance Items
  132
- Engine Compartment (2.0 DOHC)
  134
Do-It-Yourself Maintenance
134
- Vehicle Exterior
  135
- Vehicle Interior
  135
- Checking the Engine Oil
  135
- General Checks
  135
- Changing the Oil and Filter
  136
- To Check the Oil Level
  136
- Adding Oil
  136
- Checking and Changing the Engine Coolant
  137
- Recommended Engine Coolant
  137
- To Check the Coolant Level
  138
- To Change the Engine Coolant
  138
- Spark Plugs
  138
- Replacing the Spark Plugs
  139
- Changing the Spark Plugs
  139
- Windshield Wiper Blades
  140
- Changing the Air Cleaner Filter
  140
- Filling the Washer Reservoir
  141
- Checking the Transaxle Oil
  141
- To Check the Manual Transaxle Fluid Level
  141
- Checking the Transaxle Fluid
  142
- Transaxle Fluid Capacity
  142
- To Check the Transaxle Fluid Level
  142
- Checking the Brake Fluid Level
  143
- Adding Brake Fluid
  143
- Checking the Clutch Fluid
  143
- Checking the Brakes
  143
- Air Conditioning Care
  144
- Lubrication
  144
- Checking the Compressor Drive Belt
  144
- Keeping the Condenser Clean
  144
- Checking Steering Wheel Free-Play
  145
- Checking Clutch Pedal Free-Play
  145
- Checking Brake Pedal Free-Play
  145
- Replacing a Fusible Link
  146
- Checking Drive Belts
  146
- Checking and Replacing Fuses
  146
- Checking Brake Pedal Clearance
  146
- Replacing Accessory Fuse
  147
- Checking the Battery
  148
- Checking Electric Cooling Fans
  148
- Checking Engine Cooling Fan
  148
- Checking Condenser Cooling Fan
  148
- For more Information about Your Hyundai
  149
- Replacing Light Bulbs
  149
- Power Steering Hoses
  149
- Power Steering Fluid Level
  149
- Headlight Aiming Adjustment
  150
- Adjustment after Headlight Assembly Replacement
  150
- Specification
  151
- Catalytic Converter
  153
Emission Control Systems
153
- Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
  155
- Recommended Inflation Pressures
  155
- Engine Number
  155
Consumer Information & Reporting Safety Defects
155
- Tire Balancing
  156
- Snow Tires
  156
- Tire Rotation
  156
- Tire Chains
  156
- When to Replace Tires
  157
- Spare Tire and Tools
  157
- Snop Manual
  157
Vehicle Specifications
161
- Engine
  162
- Lubrication Chart
  163
Index
164

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Hyundai 2001 Elantra Workshop Manual

Hyundai 2001 Elantra Workshop Manual (71 pages)

Brand: Hyundai | Category: Automobile | Size: 1 MB

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