Hyundai 2001 Tiburon Manuals

Hyundai 2001 Tiburon Manuals

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Hyundai 2001 Tiburon Owner's Manual

Hyundai 2001 Tiburon Owner's Manual (143 pages)

Brand: Hyundai | Category: Automobile | Size: 2.14 MB

Table of Contents

Specifications
3
Guide to Hyundai Genuine Parts
7
Table of Contents
8
Operation in Foreign Countries
10
Features of Your Hyundai
10
- Use Unleaded Gasoline
  10
- Fuel Recommendations
  10
- Breaking in Your New Hyundai
  11
- Keys
  11
- Door Locks
  11
- Locking and Unlocking Front Doors with a Key
  12
- Locking from the Inside
  12
- Locking from the Outside
  12
- CENTRAL DOOR LOCK - Driver Side
  13
- Window Glass
  13
- Power Window
  13
- Auto-Down Window (Driver's Side)
  13
- Adjustable Front Seats
  14
- Adjusting Seat Forward and Rearward
  14
- Adjusting Seatback Angle
  14
- Seat Cushion Height Adjustment
  15
- Adjustable Headrests
  15
- Lumbar Support Control
  15
- Rear Seat Positions
  16
- Rear Seat Entrys
  16
- Before Folding the Rear Seats
  16
- Folding Rear Seatbacks
  17
- Seat Belt Precautions
  17
- Infant or Small Child
  17
- Larger Children
  18
- Pregnant Women
  18
- Injured Person
  18
- One Person Per Belt
  18
- Care of Seat Belts
  19
- Height Adjustable Front Seat Shoulder Belt
  19
- Periodic Inspection
  19
- When to Replace Seat Belts
  19
- Child Restraint System
  21
- To Release the Seat Belt
  21
- Adjusting Your Seat Belt
  21
- Using a Child Restraint System
  22
- Installing a Child Restraint Seat
  22
- Installation on Rear Seats
  23
- Pre-Tensioner Seat Belt
  23
- Supplemental Restraint (Airbag) System "Srs"
  25
- SRS Components and Functions
  26
- Passenger's Side Airbag
  26
- SRS Care
  27
- Instruments and Controls
  29
- Instrument Cluster and Indicator Lights
  30
- O/D off Indicator
  31
- Turn Signal Indicator Lights
  31
- Seat Belt Reminder Light and Chime
  31
- High Beam Indicator Light
  31
- Warning Light Operation
  32
- Tail Gate Open Warning Light
  32
- Malfunction Indicator Light
  32
- Charging System Warning Light
  32
- Acoustic Warning Sound
  33
- Fuel Gauge
  33
- Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge
  33
- Low Fuel Level Warning Light
  33
- Trip Odometer
  34
- Tachometer
  34
- Odometer
  34
- Speedometer
  34
- Windshield Wiper and Washer Switch
  35
- Headlight Switch
  35
- High-Beam Switch
  35
- Headlight Flasher
  35
- Rear Window Wiper and Washer
  36
- Adjustable Intermittent Wiper Operation
  36
- Windshield Washer Operation
  36
- Digital Clock
  37
- Hazard Warning System
  37
- Rear Window Defroster Switch
  37
- Drink Holder
  38
- Instrument Panel Light Control (Rheostat)
  38
- Front Ashtray
  38
- Cigarette Lighter
  38
- Sunroof
  39
- Opening or Closing the Sunroof
  39
- Manual Operation of the Sunroof
  39
- Front Interior Light
  40
- Spectacle Case
  40
- Map Light (if Installed)
  40
- Interior Light (if Installed)
  40
- Glove Box
  41
- Outside Rear View Mirror
  41
- Folding the Outside Rear View Mirrors
  42
- Day/Night Inside Rear View Mirror
  42
- Parking Brake
  42
- Front Door Edge Warning Light
  43
- High-Mounted Rear Stop Light
  43
- Front Fog Light Switch
  43
- Hood Release
  44
- Remote Fuel-Filler Lid Release
  44
- Tail Gate
  45
- Rear Seat Warning
  45
- Remote Tail Gate Release
  45
- To Unlock Using the Key
  45
- Sunvisor
  46
- Steering Wheel Tilt Lever
  46
- Horn
  46
- To Adjust the Steering Wheel
  46
- Cruise Control
  47
- Car Mat Anchor
  47
- To Set the Cruise Speed
  47
- To Reset at a Faster Speed
  48
- To Reset at a Slower Speed
  48
- To Resume the Preset Speed
  48
- To Cancel the Cruise Speed
  48
- Heating and Ventilation Rotary Type
  49
- Fan Speed Control (Blower Control)
  49
- Air Intake Control
  49
- Air Flow Control
  50
- Temperature Control
  50
- Heating Controls
  50
- Side Ventilator
  51
- Center Ventilator
  51
- Bi-Level Heating
  51
- Operation Tips
  52
- Air Conditioning System
  52
- Air Conditioning Switch
  52
- Defrosting/Defogging
  52
- Stereo Sound System
  53
- Dehumidified Heating
  53
- How Car Audio Works
  53
- AM Reception
  54
- FM Radio Station
  54
- Using a Cellular Phone or a Two-Way Radio
  55
- Station Swapping
  55
- Multi-Path Cancellation
  55
- Stereo Radio Operation (H820)
  56
- BAL (Balance Control) Knob
  57
- FAD (Fader Control) Knob
  57
- BASS CONTROL Knob
  57
- TREBLE CONTROL Knob
  57
- Cassette Tape Playter Operation (H820)
  58
- Stereo Radio Operation (H922J)
  60
- VOLUME Control
  61
- BALANCE Control
  61
- How to Preset Stations
  61
- Compact Disc Player Operation (H922J)
  62
- Stereo Radio Operation (H855)
  64
- Cassette Tape Player Operation (H855)
  67
- Compact Disc Player Operation (H855)
  69
- Audio Fault Code
  71
- Care of DISC
  72
- Care of Cassette Tapes
  72
- Proper Handling
  72
- Fixed Rod Antenna
  74
Driving Your Hyundai
75
- Before Starting the Engine
  76
- Combination Ignition Switch
  76
- Key Positions
  76
- Normal Conditions
  77
- Starting
  77
- Operating the Manual Transaxle
  77
- Using the Clutch
  78
- Good Driving Practices
  78
- To Remove the Ignition Key
  78
- Automatic Transaxle
  79
- Recommended Shift Speed
  79
- Shift Lock Release
  80
- Overdrive Switch
  81
- Good Braking Practices
  82
- Anti-Lock Brake System
  82
- Driving for Economy
  83
- Smooth Cornering
  84
- Winter Driving
  84
- Snowy or Icy Conditions
  84
- Check Battery and Cables
  84
- Trailer Hitches
  85
- Use of Lights
  85
- Trailer or Vehicle Towing
  85
- Higher Speed Motoring
  85
- Trailer Brakes
  86
- Safety Chains
  86
- Trailer Weight Limit
  86
- Trailer or Vehicle Towing Tips
  87
- Maximum Towable Weight
  87
- Jump Starting
  89
- If Engine Doesn’t Turn over or Turns over Slowly
  89
- If the Engine will Not Start
  89
What to Do in an Emergency
89
- If the Engine Overheats
  90
- Spare Tire
  91
- Spare Tire Pressure
  91
- Handling the Spare Tire
  91
- If You Have a Flat Tire
  92
- Changing a Flat Tire
  92
- Changing Wheels
  94
- Reinstall Wheel Nuts
  94
- If Your Car Must be Towed
  95
- After Changing Wheels
  95
- Towing a Car with a Manual Transaxle
  96
- Towing a Car with an Automatic Transaxle
  96
- Emergency Towing
  97
- If You Lose Your Keys
  97
- Moisture Breeds Corrosion
  98
- Common Causes of Corrosion
  98
- Corrosion Prevention and Appearance Care
  98
- Washing and Waxing
  99
- Washing Your Hyundai
  99
Corrosion Prevention & Appearance Care
99
- Spot Cleaning
  100
- Polishing and Waxing
  100
- Cleaning the Interior
  100
- To Clean the Leather Upholstery
  100
- Cleaning the Windows
  101
- Cleaning the Carpets
  101
- Cleaning the Seat Belts
  101
- Maintenance Intervals
  102
- Service Requirements
  102
- Specified Scheduled Procedures
  102
Vehicle Maintenance Requirements
102
- Scheduled Maintenance
  104
- Maintenance under Severe Usage Conditions
  106
- Spark Plugs
  107
- Fuel Filter
  107
- Engine Oil and Filter
  107
- Explanation of Scheduled Maintenance Items
  107
- Automatic Transaxle Fluid
  108
- Brake Hoses and Lines
  108
- Brake Fluid
  108
- Exhaust Pipe and Muffler
  108
- Engine Compartment
  109
Do-It-Yourself Maintenance
109
- General Checks
  110
- Vehicle Exterior
  110
- Vehicle Interior
  110
- Checking the Engine Oil
  110
- Changing the Oil and Filter
  111
- To Check the Oil Level
  111
- Adding Oil
  111
- Checking and Changing the Engine Coolant
  112
- Recommended Engine Coolant
  112
- To Change the Engine Coolant
  113
- To Check the Coolant Level
  113
- Replacing the Spark Plugs
  114
- Recommended Spark Plugs
  114
- Changing the Spark Plugs
  114
- Changing the Air Cleaner Filter
  115
- Windshield Wiper Blades
  115
- To Check the Manual Transaxle Fluid Level
  116
- Checking the Transaxle Oil
  116
- Filling the Washer Reservoir
  116
- Checking the Transaxle Fluid
  117
- To Check the Transaxle Fluid Level
  117
- Transaxle Fluid Capacity
  117
- Checking the Brakes
  118
- Checking the Brake Fluid Level
  118
- Checking the Clutch Fluid
  118
- Recommended Brake Fluid
  118
- Checking the Air Conditioning Operation
  119
- Lubrication
  119
- Air Conditioning Care
  119
- To Replace the Fluid
  119
- Checking Steering Wheel Free-Play
  120
- Checking Clutch Pedal Free-Play
  120
- Checking Brake Pedal Free-Play
  120
- Checking Brake Pedal Clearance
  121
- Checking Drive Belts
  121
- Checking and Replacing Fuses
  121
- Replacing a Fusible Link
  121
- Replacing Accessory Fuse
  122
- Checking Engine Cooling Fan
  123
- Checking Electric Cooling Fans
  123
- Power Steering Fluid Level
  123
- Checking the Battery
  123
- Power Steering Hoses
  124
- Replacing Light Bulbs
  124
- Headlight Bulb
  124
- Headlight Aiming Adjustment
  124
- Adjustment after Headlight Assembly Replacement
  125
- Catalytic Converter
  127
- Crankcase Emission Control
  127
- Purge Control Solenoid Valve (PCSV)
  127
Emission Control Systems
127
- Vehicle Identification Number (Vin)
  129
- Tire Information
  129
- Recommended Inflation Pressures
  129
Consumer Information & Reporting Safety Defects
129
- Snow Tires
  130
- Tire Chains
  130
- Tire Rotation
  130
- Tire Balancing
  130
- When to Replace Tires
  131
- Spare Tire and Tools
  131
- Consumer Information
  132
- Uniform Tire Quality Grading
  132
- Reporting Safety Defects
  134
Vehicle Specifications
135
Index
138

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Hyundai 2001 Tiburon Service Manual

Hyundai 2001 Tiburon Service Manual (39 pages)

Brand: Hyundai | Category: Automobile | Size: 0.64 MB

Table of Contents

Special Service Tools
3
Electrical System
5
Warning/Caution Labels
6
Check Procedures
10
Check Procedure
11
Clock Spring
13
Power Source
24
Ground Connection
24
Clock Spring
28
Air Bag Module Disposal Procedures
30
Deployed Air Bag Module Disposal Procedures
32
Circuit Diagram
34

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