Hyundai 2013 sonata Manuals

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Hyundai 2013 sonata Owner's Manual (411 pages)

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Brand: Hyundai | Category: Automobile | Size: 35.75 MB

Specifications
1
Guide to Hyundai Genuine Parts
5
What Are Hyundai Genuine Parts?
5
Why Should You Use Genuine Parts?
5
How Can You Tell if You Are Purchasing Hyundai Genuine Parts?
5
Table of Contents
6
Introduction
7
Introduction
8
How to Use this Manual
8
Gasoline Containing Alcohol and Methanol
9
Fuel Requirements
9
- Do Not Use Methanol
  10
- Fuel Additives
  10
- Operation in Foreign Countries
  10
Vehicle Break-In Process
11
Vehicle Data Collection and Event Data Recorders
12
Indicator Symbols on the Instrument Cluster
13
Your Vehicle at a Glance
14
- Interior Overview
  15
- Instrument Panel Overview
  16
- Engine Compartment
  17
Safety Features of Your Vehicle
19
- Seats
  20
- Safety Features of Your Vehicle
  21
- Features of Your Vehicle
  22
  - Front Seat
    23
  - Manual Adjustment
    23
  - Forward and Rearward
    24
  - Power Adjustment (if Equipped)
    24
  - Lumbar Support (for Driver’s Seat)
    25
  - Adjusting the Height up and down
    26
  - Headrest
    26
  - Seat Warmer
    27
  - Rear Seat
    29
  - Seatback Pocket
    29
  - Armrest
    32
  - Folding the Rear Seat
    32
- Seat Belts
  35
  - Safety Features of Your Vehicle
    36
  - Seat Belt Warning (for Driver’s Seat)
    36
  - Stowing the Rear Seat Belt
    40
  - Pre-Tensioner Seat Belt
    41
  - Infant or Small Child
    44
  - Larger Children
    44
  - Do Not Lie down
    45
  - Injured Person
    45
  - One Person Per Belt
    45
  - Pregnant Women
    45
  - Care of Seat Belts
    46
  - Keep Belts Clean and Dry
    46
  - Periodic Inspection
    46
  - When to Replace Seat Belts
    46
- Child Restraint System
  47
- Using a Child Restraint System
  48
- Air Bag - Advanced Supplemental Restraint System
  55
- Driver's Front Air Bag
  55
- How Does the Air Bag System Operate
  56
- Noise and Smoke
  57
- Air Bag Warning Light
  58
- SRS Components and Functions
  58
- Main Components of Occupant Classification System
  62
- Occupant Classification System
  62
- Condition and Operation in the Front Passenger Occupant Classification System
  63
- Driver's and Passenger's Front Air Bag
  67
- Side Impact Air Bag
  71
- Curtain Air Bag
  72
- Air Bag Collision Sensors
  74
- Air Bag Inflation Conditions
  75
- Air Bag Non-Inflation Conditions
  76
- SRS Care
  79
- Additional Safety Precautions
  80
- Air Bag Warning Label
  81
Features of Your Vehicle
82
- Key Operations
  84
- Keys
  84
- Record Your Key Number
  84
- Restrictions in Handling Keys
  85
- Immobilizer System
  86
- Smart Key
  87
- Locking
  88
- Trunk Unlocking
  89
- Unlocking
  89
- Panic
  90
- Smart Key Precautions
  90
- Start-Up
  90
- Battery Replacement
  92
- Lock Release
  92
- Remote Keyless Entry
  93
  - Remote Keyless Entry System Operations
    93
  - Transmitter Precautions
    93
  - Armed Stage
    95
- Theft-Alarm System
  95
  - Using the Smart Key
    95
  - Using the Mechanical Key
    96
  - Using the Transmitter
    96
  - Opening the Trunk with the Alarm Armed
    97
  - Theft-Alarm Stage
    97
  - Disarmed Stage
    98
  - Non-Immobilizer System
    98
  - Central Door Lock Switch
    99
- Door Locks
  99
  - Operating Door Locks from Outside the Vehicle
    99
  - Operating Door Locks from Inside the Vehicle
    100
  - With Central Door Lock Switch
    100
  - Impact Sensing Door Unlock System
    101
  - Child-Protector Rear Door Lock
    102
  - Closing the Trunk
    103
  - Driving Your Vehicle
    103
  - Opening the Trunk
    103
  - Trunk
    103
  - Emergency Trunk Safety Release
    104
  - Trunk Lid Control Switch
    104
  - Power Window Lock Switch
    105
  - Auto down Window
    106
  - Power Windows
    106
  - Window Opening and Closing
    106
  - Auto Up/Down Window
    107
  - Automatic Reversal
    107
  - Power Window Lock Button
    108
  - Closing the Hood
    109
  - Hood
    109
  - Opening the Hood
    109
  - Closing the Fuel Filler Lid
    110
- Fuel Filler Lid
  110
  - Opening the Fuel Filler Lid
    110
  - Emergency Fuel Filler Lid Release
    112
  - Sliding the Sunroof
    113
  - Sunroof
    113
  - Tilting the Sunroof
    114
  - Resetting the Sunroof
    115
  - Sunshade
    115
  - Panorama Sunroof
    116
  - Closing the Sunroof
    118
  - Electric Power Steering
    120
- Instrument Cluster
  120
  - Steering Wheel
    120
  - Horn
    121
  - Tilt Steering
    121
  - Day/Night Rearview Mirror
    122
  - Inside Rearview Mirror
    122
  - Mirrors
    122
  - Automatic-Dimming Function
    123
  - Compass Function
    124
  - Programming
    126
  - Programming Homelink
    126
  - Gate Operator & Canadian Programming
    127
  - Operating Homelink
    127
  - Erasing Homelink® Buttons
    128
  - Reprogramming a Single Homelink Button
    128
  - Outside Rearview Mirror
    129
  - Remote Control
    129
  - Folding the Outside Rearview Mirror
    130
  - Instrument Cluster
    131
  - Gauges
    132
  - Instrument Panel Illumination
    132
  - Speedometer
    132
  - Tachometer
    132
  - Engine Temperature Gauge
    133
  - Fuel Gauge
    134
  - Trip Computer
    134
  - Vehicle Setting
    138
  - Headlamp Delay
    139
  - Two-Press Unlock
    139
  - Warnings and Indicators
    139
  - ECO Indicator
    140
  - Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS) Warning Light
    141
  - Seat Belt Warning
    141
  - Engine Oil Pressure Warning Light
    142
  - Features of Your Vehicle
    142
  - High Beam Indicator
    142
  - Tail Light Indicator
    142
  - Turn Signal Indicator
    142
  - Parking Brake & Brake Fluid Warning Light
    143
  - Low Tire Pressure Telltale
    144
  - Automatic Transaxle Shift Indicator
    145
  - Charging System Warning Light
    145
  - Front Fog Light Indicator
    145
  - Trunk Lid Open Warning Light
    145
  - Immobilizer Indicator
    146
  - Malfunction Indicator Light
    146
  - Cruise Indicator
    147
  - Engine Coolant Temperature Warning Light
    147
  - ESC Indicator
    147
  - ESC off Indicator
    147
  - Electronic Power Steering (EPS) System Warning Light
    148
  - Key Reminder Warning Chime
    148
  - Warning on the LCD Screen
    148
  - Key Is Not Detected
    149
  - Low Key Battery
    149
  - Press Brake Pedal to Start Engine
    149
  - Insert Key
    150
  - Remove Key
    150
  - Shift to "P"
    150
  - Low Tire Pressure
    151
  - Press Start Button Again
    151
  - Low Washer Fluid
    152
  - Rear View Camera
    152
  - Battery Saver Function
    153
- Hazard Warning Flasher
  153
  - Lighting
    153
  - Daytime Running Light
    154
  - Headlamp Welcome Function
    154
  - Lighting Control
    154
  - Parking Light Position
    154
  - Auto Light Position
    155
  - Headlight Position
    155
  - High Beam Operation
    156
  - Turn Signals and Lane Change Signals
    156
  - Front Fog Light
    157
  - Windshield Wipers
    158
- Wipers and Washers
  158
  - Windshield Washers
    159
  - Automatic Turn off Function
    160
- Interior Light
  160
  - Map Lamp
    160
  - Glove Box Lamp
    161
  - Room Lamp
    161
  - Trunk Lamp
    161
  - Vanity Mirror Lamp
    162
  - Defroster
    163
  - Outside Rearview Mirror Defroster
    163
  - Rear Window Defroster
    163
  - Manual Climate Control System
    164
  - Heating and Air Conditioning
    165
  - Mode Selection
    166
  - Instrument Panel Vents
    168
  - Temperature Control
    168
  - Air Intake Control
    169
  - Air Conditioning
    170
  - Fan Speed Control
    170
  - System Operation
    171
  - Climate Control Air Filter
    173
  - Automatic Climate Control System (if Equipped)
    174
  - Automatic Heating and Air Conditioning
    175
  - Manual Heating and Air Conditioning
    176
  - Climate Information Screen Selection Button
    181
- Windshield Defrosting and Defogging
  182
- To Defrost Outside Windshield
  183
- Automatic Climate Control System
  183
- Defogging Logic
  184
- Glove Box
  186
- Storage Compartments
  186
- Center Console Storage
  186
- Sunglass Holder
  187
- Multi Box
  187
- Interior Features
  188
- Cup Holder
  188
- Sunvisor
  188
- Power Outlet
  189
- Digital Clock
  190
- Clothes Hanger
  190
- Floor Mat Anchor(S)
  191
- Aux, USB and Ipod® Port
  191
- Navigation System
  192
- Bluetooth Wireless Technology Hands-Free
  192
- Audio System
  193
- Antenna
  193
- Steering Wheel Audio Control
  194
- System Controllers and Functions
  196
- Audio Head Unit
  196
- Display Settings
  198
- Sound Settings
  199
- Speed Dependent Volume Control
  200
- Voice Recognition Volume
  200
- Blue Link Voice Volume
  200
- Phone Setup
  201
- Pair Phone
  201
- Phone List
  202
- Contacts Download
  203
- Audio Streaming
  203
- Auto Download
  203
- Outgoing Volume
  203
- Language
  205
- Memory Information
  205
- Prompt Feedback
  205
- System Settings
  205
- HD Radio Information
  206
- Licensing Information
  206
- What Is HD Radio Technology?
  206
- Multicasting
  206
- Automatic Switching between Digital and Analog Broadcasting
  207
- Text Based Information
  207
- Radio Display While Receiving a Digital HD Radio
  207
- Radio: FM, am or XM
  208
- Adjust Volume
  208
- Seek
  208
- Scan
  208
- Menu
  209
- FM/AM Station Information
  210
- Listening to HD Radio Stations
  210
- HD Radio Setup
  210
- HD Radio
  210
- XM Radio
  211
- Using XM Satellite Radio
  211
- Category
  211
- Preset
  212
- Tune
  212
- Info (Information)
  212
- FM Reception
  213
- AM Reception
  213
- FM Radio Station
  213
- How Vehicle Audio Works
  213
- Using a Cellular Phone or a Two-Way Radio
  214
- Satellite Radio Reception
  215
- Random
  216
- Repeat
  216
- Basic Method of Use: Audio CD/MP3 CD/Ysb/Ipod/My Music
  216
- Changing Song/File
  217
- Folder Search
  217
- Searching Songs (File)
  217
- MENU : Audio CD
  218
- Information
  218
- Copy
  219
- Care of Disc
  222
- Music
  225
- Aux
  225
- Phone
  227
- Making a Call Using the Steering Wheel Remote Controller
  227
- Phone MENU
  228
- Call History
  228
- Contacts
  228
- Ending Voice Command
  231
- Voice Command
  231
- Skipping the Guidance Message
  231
- Starting Voice Command
  231
- Voice Command List
  234
- Blue Link
  240
- Using the Room Mirror Key
  240
- Eco Coach
  242
- Turn by Turn
  242
Driving Your Vehicle
243
- Driving Your Vehicle
  244
- Before Driving
  245
  - Before Entering Vehicle
    245
  - Before Starting
    245
  - Necessary Inspections
    245
  - Illuminated Ignition Switch
    246
  - Key
    246
  - Ignition Switch Position
    247
  - Starting the Engine
    248
  - Engine Start/Stop Button
    249
  - Illuminated Engine Start/Stop Button
    249
- Engine Start/Stop Button*
  250
  - Manual Transaxle Operation
    253
  - Downshifting
    254
  - Using the Clutch
    254
  - Good Driving Practices
    255
  - Automatic Transaxle Operation
    256
  - P (Park)
    257
  - Transaxle Ranges
    257
  - D (Drive)
    258
  - N (Neutral)
    258
  - R (Reverse)
    258
  - Paddle Shifter
    259
  - Sports Mode
    259
  - Shift Lock System
    260
  - Shift-Lock Override
    260
  - Ignition Key Interlock System
    261
- Brake System
  263
  - In the Event of Brake Failure
    263
  - Power Brakes
    263
  - Disc Brakes Wear Indicator
    264
  - Parking Brake
    264
  - Parking Brake*
    265
  - Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS)
    266
  - Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
    268
  - ESC off Button
    269
  - ESC Operation
    269
  - ESC off Usage
    270
  - Indicator Light
    270
  - Good Braking Practices
    271
- Cruise Control System
  273
- Economical Operation
  278
  - Hazardous Driving Conditions
    280
  - Rocking the Vehicle
    280
- Special Driving Conditions
  280
  - Driving at Night
    281
  - Smooth Cornering
    281
  - Driving in Flooded Areas
    282
  - Driving in the Rain
    282
  - Driving Off-Road
    282
  - Drive Belt
    283
  - Fuel, Engine Coolant and Engine Oil
    283
  - Highway Driving
    283
  - Tires
    283
  - Snow Tires
    284
  - Snowy or Icy Conditions
    284
- Winter Driving
  284
  - Chain Installation
    285
  - Tire Chains
    285
  - Change to "Winter Weight" Oil if Necessary
    286
  - Check Battery and Cables
    286
  - Check Spark Plugs and Ignition System
    286
  - Use High Quality Ethylene Glycol Coolant
    286
  - Carry Emergency Equipment
    287
  - Don't Let Your Parking Brake Freeze
    287
  - To Keep Locks from Freezing
    287
  - Use Approved Window Washer Anti-Freeze in System
    287
  - Tire and Loading Information Label
    288
- Vehicle Load Limit
  288
- Certification Label
  291
- Vehicle Weight
  293
What to Do in an Emergency
295
- Road Warning
  296
- If the Engine Stalls at a Crossroad or Crossing
  296
- If You Have a Flat Tire While Driving
  296
- In Case of an Emergency While Driving
  296
- If the Engine will Not Start
  297
- If Engine Stalls While Driving
  297
- If Engine Doesn't Turn over or Turns over Slowly
  297
- If Engine Turns over Normally but Does Not Start
  297
- Emergency Starting
  298
- Jump Starting
  298
- Jump Starting Procedure
  299
- Push-Starting
  299
- If the Engine Overheats
  300
- Tire Pressure Monitoring System (Tpms)
  301
- Changing a Tire with TPMS
  304
- Jacking Instructions
  306
- If You Have a Flat Tire
  306
- Jack and Tools
  306
- Removing and Storing the Spare Tire
  307
- Changing Tires
  307
- Wheel Nut Tightening Torque
  310
- Towing
  314
- Towing Service
  314
Maintenance
316
- Fuse Box
  317
- Maintenance Services
  319
- Owner Maintenance Precautions
  319
- Owner’s Responsibility
  319
- Owner Maintenance
  320
- Owner Maintenance Schedule
  320
- At Least Monthly
  321
- At Least Once a Year
  321
- At Least Twice a Year
  321
- While Operating Your Vehicle
  321
- Scheduled Maintenance Service
  322
- Normal Maintenance Schedule
  323
- Maintenance under Severe Usage Conditions
  333
- Explanation of Scheduled Maintenance Items
  334
- Checking the Engine Oil Level
  337
- Engine Oil
  337
- Changing the Engine Oil and Filter
  338
- Checking the Coolant Level
  339
- Engine Coolant
  339
- Recommended Engine Coolant
  340
- Brake/Clutch Fluid
  341
- Changing the Coolant
  341
- Checking the Brake/Clutch Fluid Level
  341
- Checking the Washer Fluid Level
  342
- Washer Fluid
  342
- Checking the Parking Brake
  343
- Air Cleaner
  344
- Filter Replacement
  344
- Climate Control Air Filter
  345
- Filter Inspection
  345
- Blade Inspection
  347
- Blade Replacement
  347
- Wiper Blades
  347
- Front Windshield Wiper Blade
  348
- Battery
  349
- For Best Battery Service
  349
- Battery Recharging
  350
- Reset Items
  351
- Recommended Cold Tire Inflation Pressures
  352
- Tire Care
  352
- Tires and Wheels
  352
- Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
  353
- How to Check
  353
- Tire Rotation
  354
- Wheel Alignment and Tire Balance
  355
- Tire Replacement
  356
- Compact Spare Tire Replacement
  357
- Tire Maintenance
  357
- Tire Traction
  357
- Wheel Replacement
  357
- Tire Sidewall Labeling
  358
- Tire Terminology and Definitions
  361
- All Season Tires
  363
- Summer Tires
  363
- Radial-Ply Tires
  364
- Fuses
  365
- Instrument Panel Fuse Replacement
  366
- Engine Compartment Fuse Replacement
  367
- Memory Fuse
  367
- Multi Fuse
  368
- Fuse/Relay Panel Description
  369
- Horn
  372
  - Light Bulbs
    374
  - Headlight Bulb
    375
  - Back-Up Light
    377
  - Rear Combination Light Bulb Replacement
    377
  - High Mounted Stop Light Replacement
    378
  - License Plate Light Bulb Replacement
    380
  - Interior Light Bulb Replacement
    381
  - Appearance Care
    382
  - Exterior Care
    382
  - Bright-Metal Maintenance
    383
  - Finish Damage Repair
    383
  - Underbody Maintenance
    383
  - Aluminum or Chrome Wheel Maintenance
    384
  - Common Causes of Corrosion
    384
  - Corrosion Protection
    384
  - High-Corrosion Areas
    385
  - Keep Your Car Clean
    385
  - Moisture Breeds Corrosion
    385
  - To Help Prevent Corrosion
    385
  - Don't Neglect the Interior
    386
  - Interior Care
    386
  - Keep Paint and Trim in Good Condition
    386
  - Keep Your Garage Dry
    386
  - Cleaning the Interior Window Glass
    387
  - Cleaning the Lap/Shoulder Belt Webbing
    387
  - Fabric
    387
  - Vinyl
    387
  - Emission Control System
    388
  - Operating Precautions for Catalytic Converters
    390
  - California Perchlorate Notice
    391
  - Specifications, Consumer Information, Reporting Safety Defects
    392
  - Bulb Wattage
    393
  - Dimensions
    393
  - Recommended Lubricants and Capacities
    395
  - Recommended SAE Viscosity Number
    396
  - Vehicle Certification Label
    397
  - Vehicle Identification Number (Vin)
    397
  - Engine Number
    398
  - Tire Specification and Pressure Label
    398
  - Consumer Information
    399
  - Index
    401
- Climate Control System
  402
- Power Outlet
  406
Spare Tire
408

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