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Hyundai 2012 Santa Fe Sport Owner's Manual

Hyundai 2012 Santa Fe Sport Owner's Manual (420 pages)

Brand: Hyundai | Category: Automobile | Size: 5.88 MB

Table of Contents

Maintenance Specifications
1
Caution: Modifications to Your Hyundai
2
Two-Way Radio or Cellular Telephone Installation
2
Safety and Vehicle Damage Warning
3
Guide to Hyundai Genuine Parts
5
What Are Hyundai Genuine Parts?
5
Why Should You Use Genuine Parts?
5
Table of Contents
7
How to Use this Manual

9
- Gasoline Containing Alcohol and Methanol
  10
Fuel Requirements

9
- Introduction
  9
Vehicle Handling Instructions

11
- Fuel Additives
  11
- Operation in Foreign Countries
  11
Vehicle Break-In Process

12
Vehicle Data Collection and Event Data Recorders

12
Indicator Symbols on the Instrument Cluster

13
- Your Vehicle at a Glance
  14
- Interior Overview
  15
- Your Vehicle at a Glance
  15
  - Instrument Panel Overview
    16
  - Engine Compartment
    17
  - Safety Systems of Your Vehicle
    18
  - Seats
    19
  - Front Seat
    19
  - Rear Seat
    19
- Safety Systems of Your Vehicle
  19
  - Seat
    20
  - Front Seat Adjustment - Manual
    22
  - Forward and Rearward
    22
  - Seatback Angle
    22
  - Seat Cushion Height (for Driver’s Seat)
    22
  - Front Seat Adjustment - Power
    23
  - Lumbar Support
    23
  - Headrest
    25
  - Removal and Installation
    26
  - Active Headrest
    26
  - Adjusting the Height up and down
    26
  - Seat Warmer
    27
  - Seatback Pocket
    28
  - Rear Seat Adjustment
    29
  - To Recline the Seatback
    29
  - Armrest
    30
  - Folding the Rear Seat
    31
  - Seat Belts
    34
  - Seat Belt Restraint System
    34
  - Seat Belt Warning
    35
  - Seat Belt - Driver's 3-Point System with Emergency Locking Retractor
    36
  - To Fasten Your Seat Belt
    36
  - Height Adjustment (Front Seat)
    36
  - To Release the Seat Belt
    38
  - Pre-Tensioner Seat Belt
    39
  - Stowing the Rear Seat Belt
    39
  - Seat Belt Precautions
    41
  - Infant or Small Child
    42
  - Larger Children
    42
  - Pregnant Women
    43
  - Injured Person
    43
  - One Person Per Belt
    43
  - Care of Seat Belts
    44
  - Periodic Inspection
    44
  - When to Replace Seat Belts
    44
  - Child Restraint System
    45
  - Using a Child Restraint System
    46
  - Rearward-Facing Child Restraint System
    46
  - Forward-Facing Child Restraint System
    46
  - Placing a Passenger Seat Belt into the Automatic Locking Mode
    47
  - Securing a Child Restraint Seat with “Tether Anchor” System
    49
  - Securing a Child Restraint Seat with Child Seat Lower Anchor System
    51
  - Air Bag - Advanced Supplemental Restraint System
    53
  - SRS Components and Functions
    54
  - Driver’s Front Air Bag
    55
  - Occupant Classification System
    57
  - Main Components of Occupant Classification System
    57
  - Driver's and Passenger's Front Airbag
    62
  - Passenger's Air Bag
    63
  - Side Impact Air Bag
    66
  - Why Didn’t My Air Bag Go off in a Collision?
    69
  - Air Bag Inflation Conditions
    70
  - Front Air Bags
    70
  - Side Impact and Curtain Air Bags
    71
  - Air Bag Non-Inflation Conditions
    71
  - How Does the Air Bag System Operate
    74
  - Noise and Smoke
    75
  - Air Bag Warning Light
    76
  - SRS Care
    77
  - Additional Safety Precautions
    78
  - Adding Equipment to or Modifying Your Air Bag-Equipped Vehicle
    79
  - Air Bag Warning Label
    79
- Features of Your Vehicle
  80
  - Keys
    81
  - Record Your Key Number
    81
  - Key Operations
    81
  - Remote Keyless Entry
    82
  - Remote Keyless Entry System Operations
    82
  - Transmitter Precautions
    82
  - Battery Replacement
    83
  - Theft-Alarm System
    84
  - Armed Stage
    84
  - Theft-Alarm Stage
    85
  - Disarmed Stage
    85
  - Door Locks
    86
  - Operating Door Locks from Outside the Vehicle
    86
  - Operating Door Locks from Inside the Vehicle
    87
  - With the Door Lock Button
    87
  - With Central Door Lock Switch
    87
  - Impact Sensing Door Unlock System
    88
  - Auto Door Lock/Unlock Feature
    89
  - Child-Protector Rear Door Lock
    89
  - Tailgate
    90
  - Opening the Tailgate
    90
  - Closing the Tailgate
    90
- Driving Your Vehicle
  90
  - Windows
    92
  - Power Windows
    93
  - Window Opening and Closing
    93
  - Auto Up/Down Window
    93
  - Power Window Lock Button
    94
  - Automatic Reversal
    94
  - Hood
    96
  - Opening the Hood
    96
  - Closing the Hood
    96
  - Fuel Filler Lid
    98
  - Opening the Fuel Filler Lid
    98
  - Closing the Fuel Filler Lid
    98
  - Sunroof
    101
  - Sliding the Sunroof
    101
  - Tilting the Sunroof
    102
  - Sunshade
    103
  - Resetting the Sunroof
    104
  - Steering Wheel
    105
  - Power Steering
    105
  - Tilt Steering
    105
  - Horn
    106
  - Mirrors
    107
  - Inside Rearview Mirror
    107
  - Day/Night Rearview Mirror
    107
  - Electric Chromic Mirror (ECM) with Compass
    107
  - Calibration Procedure
    108
  - To Operate Compass Feature
    108
  - Heading Display
    108
  - If the Vehicle’s Compass Headings
    108
  - Setting the Compass Zone
    109
  - Automatic-Dimming Function
    111
  - Automatic-Dimming Night Vision Safety Mirrors
    111
  - Compass Function
    111
  - Z-Nav Compass Display
    111
  - To Adjust the Zone Setting
    112
  - Programming Homelink
    113
  - Standard Programming
    114
  - Rolling Code Programming
    114
  - Gate Operator & Canadian Programming
    115
  - Operating Homelink
    115
  - Reprogramming a Single Homelink Button
    115
  - Erasing Homelink Buttons
    116
  - Outside Rearview Mirror
    117
  - Remote Control
    117
  - Folding the Outside Rearview Mirror
    118
  - Instrument Cluster
    119
  - Instrument Panel Illumination
    120
  - Gauges
    120
  - Speedometer
    120
  - Tachometer
    120
  - Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge
    121
  - Fuel Gauge
    122
  - Odometer/Tripmeter
    122
  - Odometer
    123
  - Tripmeter
    123
  - ECO ON/OFF Mode
    123
- Maintenance
  123
  - Trip Computer
    124
  - Distance to Empty
    125
  - Average Fuel Consumption
    125
  - Average Speed
    126
  - Outside Air Temperature
    126
  - Warnings and Indicators
    127
  - ECO Indicator
    127
  - Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS) Warning Light
    128
  - Turn Signal Indicator Lights
    129
  - Seat Belt Warning Light
    129
  - High Beam Indicator
    129
  - Engine Oil Pressure Warning Light
    130
  - Parking Brake & Brake Fluid Warning
    130
  - Low Brake Fluid Level Warning
    130
  - Parking Brake Warning
    130
  - TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) Indicator
    131
  - Low Tire Pressure Telltale
    131
  - Shift Pattern Indicators
    132
  - Charging System Warning
    132
  - Door Ajar Warning Light
    132
  - Tailgate Open Warning Light
    132
  - ESC (Electronic Stability Control) Indicator
    133
  - ESC off Indicator
    133
  - DBC (Downhill Brake Control) Indicator
    133
  - ESC off Button
    133
  - Cruise Indicator
    134
  - Cruise SET Indicator
    134
  - Key Reminder Warning Chime
    134
  - AWD LOCK Indicator
    134
  - AWD Lock Button
    134
  - Rearview Camera
    135
  - Hazard Warning Flasher
    135
  - Lighting
    136
  - Battery Saver Function
    136
  - Lighting Control
    136
  - Parking Light Position
    136
  - Headlight Position
    137
  - Auto Light Position
    137
  - High - Beam Operation
    138
  - Flashing Headlights
    138
  - Turn Signals and Lane Change Signals
    138
  - Front Fog Light
    139
  - Wipers and Washers
    140
  - Windshield Wiper/Washer
    140
  - Windshield Wipers
    140
  - Windshield Washers
    141
  - Rear Window Wiper and Washer Switch
    141
  - Interior Light
    142
  - Map Lamp
    142
  - Room Lamp
    142
  - Luggage Room Lamp
    143
  - Door Courtesy Lamp
    143
  - Glove Box Lamp
    144
  - Vanity Mirror Lamp
    144
  - Defroster
    145
  - Rear Window Defroster
    145
  - Outside Rearview Mirror Defroster
    145
  - Wiper Deicer
    145
  - Manual Climate Control System
    146
  - Heating and Air Conditioning
    147
  - Mode Selection
    148
  - MAX A/C-Level
    148
  - Face-Level
    148
  - Bi-Level
    148
  - Instrument Panel Vents
    149
  - Temperature Control
    149
  - Air Intake Control
    149
  - Recirculated Air Position
    150
  - Fan Speed Control
    150
  - Outside (Fresh) Air Position
    150
  - System Operation
    151
  - Air Conditioning
    151
  - OFF Mode
    151
  - Ventilation
    151
  - Operation Tips
    152
  - Climate Control Air Filter
    153
  - Automatic Climate Control System
    155
  - Automatic Heating and Air Conditioning
    156
  - Manual Heating and Air Conditioning
    157
  - Floor-Level
    157
  - Floor/Defrost-Level
    157
  - Outside Thermometer
    159
  - Adjusting the Driver and Passenger Side Temperature Individually
    159
  - Adjusting the Driver and Passenger Side Temperature Equally
    159
  - Temperature Conversion
    159
  - Windshield Defrosting and Defogging
    165
  - To Defog Inside Windshield
    166
  - To Defrost Outside Windshield
    166
  - Defogging Logic
    167
  - Cluster Ionizer
    167
  - CLEAN Mode
    167
  - ION Mode
    167
  - Storage Compartment
    168
  - Center Console Storage
    168
  - Glove Box
    168
  - Sunglass Holder
    169
  - Multi Box
    169
  - Luggage Box
    170
  - Interior Features
    171
  - Cigarette Lighter
    171
  - Ashtray
    171
  - Cup Holder
    172
  - Sunvisor
    173
  - Center
    173
  - Power Outlet
    174
  - AC Inverter
    175
  - Digital Clock
    176
  - Display Conversion
    176
  - Aux, USB and Ipod
    176
  - Clothes Hanger
    177
  - Floor Mat Anchor(S)
    177
  - Luggage Net (Holder)
    178
  - Cargo Security Screen
    178
  - Exterior Features
    180
  - Roof Rack
    180
  - Audio System
    181
  - Roof Antenna
    181
  - Audio Remote Control
    181
  - Steering Wheel
    181
  - FM Reception
    182
  - How Car Audio Works
    182
  - Mode
    182
  - Seek
    182
  - AM (MW, LW) Reception
    183
  - FM Radio Station
    183
  - Satellite Radio Reception
    184
  - Station Swapping
    184
  - Multi-Path Cancellation
    184
  - Using a Cellular Phone or a Twoway Radio
    185
  - Care of Disc
    185
  - Radio, Set Up, Volume, Audio Control
    186
  - BASS Control
    189
  - MIDDLE Control
    189
  - TREBLE Control
    189
  - BALANCE Control
    189
  - Cdp, Aux
    190
  - CD Loading Slot
    192
  - CD Eject Button
    192
  - INFO Button
    192
  - RANDOM Play Button
    192
  - Folder Moving Button
    193
  - Search/Enter Button
    193
  - SCAN Play Button
    193
  - DISC Selection Button
    193
  - Caution in Using Usb Device
    194
  - Using Usb
    196
  - INFO Selection Button
    198
  - Track Moving Button
    198
  - RANDOM Playback Button
    198
  - REPEAT Button
    198
  - Running Ipod
    199
  - Making a Phone Call
    214
  - Direct Calling
    214
  - Calling by Name
    214
  - Phone Book (In-Vehicle)
    215
  - Dialing by Number
    215
  - Adding Entry by Voice
    215
  - Bluetooth Wireless Technology
    216
  - Adding Entry by Phone
    216
  - Changing Name
    216
  - Deleting Name
    216
  - Key Matrix
    217
  - Rear Seat Entertainment System (Rse)
    218
  - Important Safety Information
    218
  - System Overview
    218
  - Connections / Setup
    218
  - Components
    219
  - Monitor (LCD Display)
    219
  - RSE Control Panel
    220
  - DVD Player
    220
  - Wireless Headphones
    220
  - Opening and Closing the Monitor
    221
  - Adjusting the Monitor
    221
  - Cleaning the Display
    221
  - Loading a Disc
    221
  - Audio Via Vehicle Speakers
    222
  - Volume Control
    222
  - Headphones
    222
  - Connecting Other Devices to the
    223
  - Rse
    223
  - RSE Lock Function
    224
  - Battery Discharge Warning
    224
  - RSE Control Panel Operation
    225
  - DVD/VCD Player Operation
    228
  - Disc/Format Compatibility
    228
  - Playing a DVD/VCD
    229
  - Play/Pause Button
    230
  - Fast Forward/Reverse
    230
  - Previous/Next Chapter
    230
  - CD Player Operation
    231
  - Stop a Disc
    231
  - Eject a Disc
    231
  - Play/Pause
    232
  - Fast Forward / Reverse
    232
  - Previous/Next Track
    232
  - Using the MP3 Player
    233
  - Previous/Next File
    234
  - Using the Satellite Radio
    235
  - Listening to the Vehicle Radio
    236
  - Tuning a Station
    236
  - AM, FM1 and FM2 Selection
    237
  - Viewing Front CD and MP3 Programs
    237
  - CD/CD-MP3 Control
    237
  - AUX Audio and Video Input Controls
    237
  - Using the Remote Control
    238
  - POWER On/Off
    239
  - Mute
    239
  - Number Buttons
    239
  - Source
    239
  - Batteries
    240
  - S.title - Subtitles, Folders
    240
  - Title/Pbc
    240
  - Return
    240
  - Troubleshooting
    241
  - Driving Your Vehicle
    242
  - Before Driving
    244
  - Before Entering Vehicle
    244
  - Necessary Inspections
    244
  - Before Starting
    245
  - Seat Belts
    245
  - Key Positions
    246
  - Illuminated Ignition Switch
    246
  - Ignition Switch Position
    246
  - Lock
    246
  - Starting the Engine
    247
  - Manual Transaxle
    248
  - Manual Transaxle Operation
    248
  - Good Driving Practices
    250
  - Using the Clutch
    250
  - Downshifting
    250
  - Automatic Transaxle
    251
  - Automatic Transaxle Operation
    252
  - Transaxle Ranges
    252
  - P (Park)
    252
  - Shift Lock System
    254
  - Sports Mode
    254
  - Shift-Lock Override
    255
  - Ignition Key Interlock System
    255
  - Moving up a Steep Grade from a Standing Start
    256
  - All Wheel Drive (Awd)
    257
  - Tight Corner Brake Effect
    257
  - ALL Wheel Drive (AWD) Transfer Mode Selection
    258
  - For Safe All Wheel Drive Operation
    259
  - Seat Belts
    260
  - Reducing the Risk of a Rollover
    261
  - Brake System
    264
  - Power Brakes
    264
  - In the Event of Brake Failure
    264
  - Parking Brake
    265
  - Disc Brakes Wear Indicator
    265
  - Applying the Parking Brake
    265
  - Hand Type
    265
  - Releasing the Parking Brake
    266
  - Foot Type
    266
  - Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS)
    267
  - Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
    269
  - ESC Operation
    270
  - ESC on Condition
    270
  - ESC Operation off
    271
  - When Operating
    271
  - ESC off State
    271
  - Indicator Light
    271
  - ESC off Usage
    272
  - Downhill Brake Control (DBC)
    272
  - Good Braking Practices
    274
  - Cruise Control System
    275
  - To Set Cruise Control Speed
    276
  - To Increase Cruise Control Set Speed
    276
  - To Temporarily Accelerate with Cruise Control on
    277
  - To Decrease the Cruising Speed
    277
  - To Cancel Cruise Control
    277
  - To Resume Cruising Speed at more than Approximately 25 Mph
    278
  - To Turn Cruise Control off
    278
  - Economical Operation
    279
  - Special Driving Conditions
    281
  - Hazardous Driving Conditions
    281
  - Rocking the Vehicle
    281
  - Smooth Cornering
    282
  - Driving at Night
    282
  - Driving in the Rain
    283
  - Driving in Flooded Areas
    283
  - Highway Driving
    284
  - Tires
    284
  - Fuel, Engine Coolant and Engine Oil
    284
  - Drive Belt
    284
  - Winter Driving
    285
  - Snowy or Icy Conditions
    285
  - Snow Tires
    285
  - Tire Chains
    286
  - Chain Installation
    286
  - Use High Quality Ethylene Glycol Coolant
    287
  - Check Battery and Cables
    287
  - Check Spark Plugs and Ignition
    287
  - System
    287
  - To Keep Locks from Freezing
    288
  - Carry Emergency Equipment
    288
  - Trailer Towing
    289
  - Hitches
    290
  - Safety Chains
    290
  - Trailer Brakes
    290
  - Driving with a Trailer
    291
  - Following Distance
    291
  - Passing
    291
  - Backing up
    291
  - Turn Signals When Towing a Trailer
    292
  - Driving on Grades
    292
  - Parking on Hills
    293
  - Maintenance When Trailer Towing
    294
  - If You Do Decide to Pull a Trailer
    295
  - Weight of the Trailer
    296
  - Weight of the Trailer Tongue
    296
  - Vehicle Load Limit
    298
  - Tire and Loading Information Label
    298
  - Vehicle Capacity Weight
    298
  - Seating Capacity
    298
  - Certification Label
    300
  - Vehicle Weight
    302
  - Base Curb Weight
    302
  - Vehicle Curb Weight
    302
  - GAW (Gross Axle Weight)
    302
  - What to Do in an Emergency
    303
  - Road Warning
    304
  - In Case of an Emergency While Driving
    304
  - If You Have a Flat Tire While Driving
    304
  - If the Engine will Not Start
    305
  - If Engine Stalls While Driving
    305
  - If Engine Doesn't Turn over or Turns over Slowly
    305
  - If Engine Turns over Normally but Does Not Start
    305
  - Emergency Starting
    306
  - Jump Starting
    306
  - Jump Starting Procedure
    307
  - Push-Starting
    307
  - If the Engine Overheats
    308
  - Tire Pressure Monitoring System (Tpms)
    309
  - Changing a Tire with TPMS
    312
  - If You Have a Flat Tire
    315
  - Jack and Tools
    315
  - Jacking Instructions
    315
  - Removing and Storing the Spare Tire
    316
  - To Store the Spare Tire
    317
  - Changing Tires
    318
  - Important - Use of Compact Spare Tire
    322
  - Towing
    324
  - Towing Service
    324
  - Emergency Towing
    325
  - Emergency Towing Precautions
    327
  - Maintenance
    328
  - Fuse Box
    329
  - Maintenance Services
    330
  - Owner’s Responsibility
    330
  - Owner Maintenance Precautions
    330
  - Owner Maintenance
    331
  - Owner Maintenance Schedule
    331
  - When You Stop for Fuel
    331
  - While Operating Your Vehicle
    332
  - At Least Monthly
    332
  - At Least Twice a Year
    332
  - At Least Once a Year
    332
  - Scheduled Maintenance Service
    333
  - Normal Maintenance Schedule
    334
  - Maintenance under Severe Usage Conditions
    337
  - Explanation of Scheduled Maintenance Items
    338
  - Engine Oil and Filter
    338
  - Drive Belts
    338
  - Fuel Filter (Cartridge)
    338
  - Vacuum Crankcase Ventilation Hoses
    339
  - Air Cleaner Filter
    339
  - Spark Plugs
    339
  - Valve Clearance
    339
  - Brake Hoses and Lines
    340
  - Brake Pads, Calipers and Rotors
    340
  - Drive Shafts and Boots
    340
  - Brake Fluid Reservoir
    340
  - Engine Oil
    341
  - Checking the Engine Oil Level
    341
  - Engine Coolant
    342
  - Changing the Engine Oil and Filter
    342
  - Checking the Coolant Level
    342
  - Changing the Coolant
    344
  - Recommended Engine Coolant
    344
  - Checking the Brake Fluid Level
    345
  - Power Steering Fluid
    346
  - Checking the Power Steering Fluid Level
    346
  - Checking the Power Steering Hose
    346
  - Washer Fluid
    347
  - Checking the Washer Fluid Level
    347
  - Checking the Parking Brake
    348
  - Air Cleaner
    349
  - Filter Replacement
    349
  - Filter Inspection
    351
  - Wiper Blades
    353
  - Blade Inspection
    353
  - Blade Replacement
    353
  - Front Windshield Wiper Blade
    354
  - Rear Window Wiper Blade
    355
  - For Best Battery Service
    356
  - Battery Recharging
    357
  - Reset Items
    358
  - Tires and Wheels
    359
  - Tire Care
    359
  - Recommended Cold Tire Inflation Pressures
    359
  - Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
    361
  - Tire Rotation
    362
  - Wheel Alignment and Tire Balance
    363
  - Tire Replacement
    363
  - Compact Spare Tire Replacement
    364
  - Wheel Replacement
    364
  - Tire Traction
    365
  - Tire Maintenance
    365
  - Tire Sidewall Labeling
    365
  - Manufacturer or Brand Name
    365
  - Checking Tire Life
    366
  - Tire Speed Ratings
    366
  - Wheel Size Designation
    366
  - Example Wheel Size Designation
    366
  - Tire Ply Composition and Material
    367
  - Maximum Permissible Inflation Pressure
    367
  - Maximum Load Rating
    367
  - Tread Wear
    367
  - Tire Terminology and Definitions
    368
  - Traction - AA, A, B & C
    368
  - Temperature -A, B & C
    368
  - Cold Tire Pressure
    369
  - Curb Weight
    369
  - DOT Markings
    369
  - Intended Outboard Sidewall
    369
  - All Season Tires
    370
  - Summer Tires
    370
  - Speed Rating
    370
  - Traction
    370
  - Radial-Ply Tires
    371
  - Fuses
    372
  - Blade Type
    372
  - Cartridge Type
    372
  - Fusible Link
    372
  - Inner Panel Fuse Replacement
    373
  - Memory Fuse (SHUNT Connector)
    374
  - Engine Compartment Panel Fuse Replacement
    374
  - Fuse Box
    374
  - Main Fuse
    375
  - Fuse/Relay Panel Description
    376
  - Driver’s Side Panel
    376
  - Driver's Side Fuse Panel
    377
  - Power Outlet
    377
  - Light Bulbs
    382
  - Headlight Bulb
    383
  - Turn Signal Light/Position Light
    385
  - Front Fog Light Bulbs
    385
  - Rear Combination Light Bulb Replacement
    386
  - Outside Light
    386
  - Inside Light
    387
  - High Mounted Stop Light Replacement
    388
  - License Plate Light Bulb Replacement
    389
  - Door Courtesy Lamp Bulb Replacement
    389
  - Without Spoiler
    389
  - Interior Light Bulb Replacement
    390
  - Appearance Care
    391
  - Exterior Care
    391
  - Exterior General Caution
    391
  - Finish Maintenance
    391
  - Finish Damage Repair
    392
  - Waxing
    392
  - Bright-Metal Maintenance
    393
  - Underbody Maintenance
    393
  - Aluminum Wheel Maintenance
    394
  - Corrosion Protection
    394
  - Common Causes of Corrosion
    394
  - High-Corrosion Areas
    394
  - Interior Care
    396
  - Interior General Precautions
    396
  - Cleaning the Upholstery and Interior Trim
    396
  - Cleaning the Lap/Shoulder Belt Webbing
    396
  - Emission Control System
    397
  - Crankcase Emission Control System
    397
  - Canister
    397
  - Purge Control Solenoid Valve (PCSV)
    397
  - Vehicle Modifications
    398
  - Engine Exhaust Gas Precautions
    398
  - Operating Precautions for Catalytic Converters
    399
  - California Perchlorate Notice
    400
  - Specifications, Consumer Information, Reporting Safety Defects
    401
  - Dimensions
    402
  - Bulb Wattage
    402
  - Recommended Lubricants and Capacities
    404
  - Recommended SAE Viscosity Number
    406
  - Temperature Range for SAE Viscosity Numbers
    406
  - Vehicle Identification Number (Vin)
    407
  - Vehicle Certification Label
    407
  - Tire Specification and Pressure Label
    408
  - Engine Number
    408
  - Gasoline Engine (2.4L)
    408
  - Gasoline Engine (3.5L)
    408
  - Consumer Information
    409
  - Reporting Safety Defects
    410
  - Index
    411
  - Ashtray
    414
  - Glove Box
    416

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Hyundai 2012 Santa Fe Sport Quick Reference Manual

Hyundai 2012 Santa Fe Sport Quick Reference Manual (21 pages)

Brand: Hyundai | Category: Automobile | Size: 22.13 MB

Table of Contents

Maintenance Schedule
1
Table of Contents
2
Folding Key
3
Headrest Adjustment
4
Central Door Lock Switch
5
Wiper and Washer
6
Homelink Wireless Control System
7
Interior Lights
7
Features and Controls
8
Instrument Panel Illumination
8
Trip Computer
8
- Rear Window Defroster
  10
- Defrosting/Defogging
  10
- Manual Climate Control
  10
Steering Wheel Functions
12
Child-Protector Rear Door Lock
18
Driver Selectable Steering Mode
19
ECO System
20
Instrument Cluster
21

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