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Hyundai H-1 Owner's Manual (347 pages)

Brand: Hyundai | Category: Automobile | Size: 6 MB

Two-Way Radio or Cellular Telephone Installation
2
Modification to Your Hyunday
2
Safety and Vehicle Damage Warning
3
Guide to Hyundai Genuine Parts
5
Table of Contents
7
Introduction
8
How to Use this Manual

9
Fuel Requirements

9
- Gasoline Engine
  9
- Introduction
  9
  - Leaded
    10
  - Gasoline Containing Alcohol and Methanol
    10
  - Use of MTBE
    10
  - Diesel Engine
    11
  - Do Not Use Methanol
    11
  - Gasolines for Cleaner Air
    11
  - Operation in Foreign Countries
    11
Vehicle Handling Instructions

12
Vehicle Break-In Process

12
- Biodiesel
  12
Indicator Symbols on the Instrument Cluster

13
- Your Vehicle at a Glance Contents
  14
- Interior Overview
  15
- Instrument Panel Overview
  17
- Engine Compartment
  19
- Safety Features of Your Vehicle Contents
  20
- Seats
  21
- Loose Objects
  22
- Uprighting Seats
  22
- Driver Responsibility for Passengers
  22
- Driver's Seat
  22
- Safety Features of Your Vehicle
  22
- Seat Belts
  22
- Front Seat Adjustment
  23
- Forward and Backward
  23
- Rear Seatbacks
  23
- Features of Your Vehicle
  23
  - Seat Cushion Height
    24
  - Seat Warmer
    24
  - Seatback Angle
    24
  - Headrest
    25
  - Seat Warmer Burns
    25
  - Seatback Pocket
    26
  - Rear Seat Adjustment
    27
  - Seat Rotation
    28
  - Center Seat Folding
    29
  - Uprighting Seat
    29
  - Damaging Rear Seat Belt Buckles
    30
  - Folding the Rear Seat
    30
  - Rear Seat Belts
    30
  - Cargo
    32
  - Cargo Loading
    32
  - Seat Belt Restraint System
    32
  - Lap/Shoulder Belt
    33
  - Seat Belt Warning
    33
  - Seat Belt Warning Chime
    33
  - Lap Belt
    35
  - Pre-Tensioner Seat Belt
    37
  - Stowing the Rear Seat Belt
    37
  - Infant or Small Child
    40
  - Seat Belt Precautions
    40
  - Injured Person
    41
  - Larger Children
    41
  - One Person Per Belt
    41
  - Pregnant Women
    41
  - Care of Seat Belts
    42
  - Do Not Lie down
    42
  - Periodic Inspection
    42
  - When to Replace Seat Belts
    42
  - Child Restraint System
    43
  - Child Seat Installation
    45
  - Using a Child Restraint System
    45
  - Installing a Child Restraint System by Lap Belt
    46
  - Installing a Child Restraint System by Lap/Shoulder Belt
    46
  - Installing a Child Restraint System by Lap Belt (on the Center Rear Seat)
    47
  - Child Seat Restraint Suitability for Seat Position Using the Seat Belt
    48
  - Safety Features of Your Vehicle
    48
  - Securing a Child Restraint Seat with "Tether Anchor" System
    49
  - Tether Strap
    49
  - Child Restraint Anchorage
    50
  - Child Restraint Check
    50
  - Securing a Child Restraint System with "ISOFIX" System and "Tether Anchorage" System
    50
  - Child Seat Restraint Suitability for Vehicle ISOFIX Positions
    53
  - Air Bag - Supplemental Restraint System
    54
  - Driver's Front Air Bag*
    54
  - Passenger's Front Air Bag*
    54
  - How Does the Air Bag System Operate
    55
  - Noise and Smoke
    56
  - A Child Restraint on the Front Passenger's Seat
    56
  - Air Bag Warning Light
    57
  - SRS Components and Functions
    58
  - Driver's and Passenger's Front Air Bag
    60
  - Why DID My Air Bag Go off in a Collision
    64
  - Air Bag Collision Sensors
    64
  - Air Bag Inflation Conditions
    65
  - Air Bag Non-Inflation Conditions
    66
  - SRS Care
    68
  - Additional Safety Precautions
    69
  - Adding Equipment to or Modifying Your Air Bag-Equipped Vehicle
    70
  - Air Bag Warning Label
    70
  - Features of Your Vehicle Contents
    71
  - Keys
    72
  - Record Your Key Number
    72
  - Key Operations
    72
  - Ignition Key
    72
  - Immobilizer System
    73
  - To Deactivate the Immobilizer System
    73
  - To Activate the Immobilizer System
    73
  - Remote Keyless Entry System Operations
    74
  - Transmitter Precautions
    74
  - Battery Replacement
    75
  - Theft-Alarm System
    76
  - Armed Stage
    76
  - Theft-Alarm Stage
    77
  - Disarmed Stage
    77
  - Non-Immobilizer System
    77
Theft-Alarm System / 4-6

78
Remote Keyless Entry / 4-4

78
- Door Locks
  78
Keys / 4-2

78
- Operating Door Locks from Outside the Vehicle
  78
- Door Lock Malfunction
  80
- Operatig Door Locks from Inside the Vehicle
  80
- Doors
  81
- Unlocked Vehicles
  81
- With Central Door Lock Switch
  81
- Child-Protector Rear Door Lock
  82
- Impact Sensing Door Unlock System
  82
- Speed Sensing Door Lock System
  82
- Driving Your Vehicle
  83
- Opening the Tailgate
  83
- Tailgate
  83
- Air Vent
  84
  - Closing the Tailgate
    84
  - Exhaust Fumes
    84
  - Emergency Tailgate Safety Release
    85
  - Rear Cargo Area
    85
  - Windows
    86
  - Auto down Window
    87
  - Power Windows
    87
  - Window Opening and Closing
    87
  - Auto Up/Down Window
    88
  - Manual Windows
    89
  - Rear Seat Window
    90
  - Hot Parts
    91
  - Opening the Hood
    91
  - Closing the Hood
    92
Tailgate / 4-13

93
- Opening the Fuel Filler Lid
  93
- Closing the Fuel Filler Lid
  94
- Refueling
  94
- Refueling Dangers
  94
- Emergency Fuel Filer Lid Release
  95
- Power Steering
  96
- Steering Wheel
  96
  - Tilt Steering
    96
  - Horn
    97
  - Day/Night Rearview Mirror
    98
  - Electric Chromic Mirror (ECM)
    98
  - Inside Rearview Mirror
    98
  - Mirrors
    98
  - Outside Rearview Mirror
    99
  - Remote Control
    100
  - Folding the Outside Rearview Mirror
    101
  - Instrument Cluster
    102
  - Gauges
    103
  - Instrument Panel Illumination
    103
  - Speedometer
    103
  - Tachometer
    103
  - Fuel Gauge
    104
- Maintenance
  104
  - Odometer/Tripmeter
    104
  - Trip Computer
    105
  - Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS) Warning Light
    107
  - Warnings and Indicators
    107
  - High Beam Indicator
    108
  - Turn Signal Indicator
    108
  - Engine Oil Pressure Warning Light
    109
  - Parking Brake and Brake Fluid Warning Light
    109
  - Charging System Warning Light
    110
  - Shift Pattern Indicator
    110
  - Immobilizer Indicator
    111
  - Low Fuel Level Warning Light
    111
  - Malfunction Indicator (MIL)
    111
  - Tailgate Open Warning Light
    111
  - ESP Indicator (Electronic Stability Program)
    112
  - ESP off Indicator
    112
  - Key Reminder Warning Chime
    112
  - Fuel Filter Warning Light
    113
  - Glow Indicator
    113
  - Overspeed Warning
    113
  - Operation of the Rear Parking Assist System
    114
  - Rear Parking Assist System
    114
  - Types of Warning Sound
    114
  - Non-Operational Conditions of Rear Parking Assist System
    115
  - Rear Parking Assist System Precautions
    115
  - Hazard Warning Flasher
    116
  - Self-Diagnosis
    116
  - Battery Saver Function
    117
  - Lighting
    117
  - Lighting Control
    117
  - Headlight Position
    118
  - Highbeam Operation
    118
  - Parking Light Position
    118
  - Turn Signals and Lane Change Signals
    119
  - Front Fog Light
    120
  - Rear Fog Light
    120
  - Daytime Running Light
    121
  - Headlight Leveling Device
    121
Hood / 4-21

93
Windows / 4-16

93
Lighting / 4-47

122
Hazard Warning Flasher / 4-46

122
- Wipers and Washers
  122
Rear Parking Assist System / 4-44

122
- Windshield Washers
  123
- Windshield Wipers
  123
- Rear Window Wiper and Washer
  125
- Interior Light
  126
  - Map Lamp
    126
  - Room Lamp
    127
  - Defroster
    128
  - Rear Window Defroster
    128
  - Manual Climate Control System
    129
  - Heating and Air Conditioning
    130
  - Mode Selection
    131
  - Air Intake Control
    132
  - Temperature Control
    132
  - Fan Speed Control
    133
  - Air Conditioning
    134
  - Rear Heating and Air Conditioning
    134
  - Rear Temperature Control
    135
  - Heating
    136
  - Rear Fan Speed Control
    136
  - System Operation
    136
  - Ventilation
    136
  - Fuel-Fired Heater
    138
  - Air Vent
    139
  - Climate Control Air Filter
    139
  - Manual Climate Control System
    140
  - Windshield Defrosting and Defogging
    140
  - Storage Compartment
    142
- Checking the Amount of Air Conditioner Refrigerant and Compressor Lubricant
  139
Defroster / 4-58

140
- Glove Box
  142
- Sunglass Holder
  142
- Cool Box
  143
- Multi Box
  143
- Ashtray
  144
- Cigarette Lighter
  144
- Interior Features
  144
  - Cup Holder
    145
  - Hot Liquids
    145
  - Power Outlet
    146
  - Sunvisor
    146
  - Vanity Mirror Lamp
    146
  - Digital Clock
    147
  - Clothes Hanger
    148
  - Floor Mat Anchors
    148
  - Antenna
    149
  - Audio System
    149
    
    Steering Wheel Audio Control
    150
    
    AM (MW, LW) Reception
    151
    
    Aux, USB and Ipod Port
    151
    
    FM Reception
    151
    
    How Car Audio Works
    151
    
    FM Radio Station
    152
    
    Care of Disc
    153
    
    Using a Cellular Phone or a Two-Way Radio
    153
    
    Stereo Radio Player Operation (M420)
    154
    
    How to Preset Stations
    156
    
    Cassette Tape Player Operation (M420)
    157
    
    Stereo Radio Player Operation (M445MP3)
    159
    
    Compact Disc Player Operation (M445MP3)
    162
    
    Radio, Set Up, Volume, Audio Control
    166
    
    Using Radio, Set Up, Volume, Audio Control
    167
    
    Cdp, Aux
    169
    
    Using CD Player
    170
    
    Usb
    172
    
    Using USB Device
    173
    
    Caution in Using USB Device
    175
    
    Ipod
    177
    
    Using Ipod
    178
    
    Caution in Using the Ipod Device
    179
    
    Ipod Device
    179
    
    Radio, Volume, Audio Control (H800)
    180
    
    Radio, Set Up, Volume Control
    181
    
    Using USB/AUX (H800)
    182
    
    Using USB/AUX
    183
    
    Using Ipod (H800)
    186
    
    Driving Your Vehicle Contents
    189
  - Driving Your Vehicle
    190
  - Engine Exhaust Warning
    190
  - Before Driving
    191
    
    Before Entering Vehicle
    191
    
    Before Starting
    191
  - Ignition Switch
    191
    
    Necessary Inspections
    191
    
    Ignition Switch Position
    192
    
    Illuminated Ignition Switch
    192
  - Key Positions
    192
  - Starting the Diesel Engine
    194
  - Starting the Engine
    194
    
    Manual Transmission Operation
    196
    
    Downshifting
    197
    
    Good Driving Practices
    197
    
    Using the Clutch
    197
  - Automatic Transmission
    199
    
    Automatic Transmission Operation
    200
    
    Instrument Cluster
    201
    
    Transmission Ranges
    201
    
    O/D (over Drive) System
    202
    
    O/D off Indicator
    203
  - Brake Pedal
    205
    
    Ignition Key Interlock System
    205
    
    Moving up a Steep Grade from a Standing Start
    205
- Shift Lock System
  205
Automatic Transmission / 5-11

206
- Brake System
  206
- Parking Brake
  206
Manual Transmission / 5-8

206
- Applyig the Parking Brake
  207
- Disc Brake Wear Indicator
  207
- Releasing the Parking Brake
  208
- Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS)
  209
- Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
  211
- Accelerator Pedal
  212
  - ESP Operation
    212
  - ESP Operation off
    212
  - ESP off Indicator Light
    213
  - ESP off Usage
    213
  - Good Braking Practices
    214
  - Locking Differential
    216
  - Wagon/Van
    216
  - Economical Operation
    217
Locking Differential / 5-28

217
- Engine off During Motion
  218
- Hazardous Driving Conditions
  219
- Rocking the Vehicle
  219
- Special Driving Conditions
  219
  - Driving at Night
    220
  - Smooth Cornering
    220
  - Spinning Tires
    220
  - Driving in Flooded Areas
    221
  - Driving in the Rain
    221
  - Highway Driving
    222
  - Specifications
    222
  - Reducing the Risk of a Rollover
    223
  - Snow Tire Size
    224
  - Snow Tires
    224
  - Snowy or Icy Conditions
    224
  - Winter Driving
    224
    
    Mounting Chains
    225
    
    Tire Chains
    225
    
    Don't Let Ice and Snow Accumulate Underneath
    227
    
    Don't Let Your Parking Brake Freeze
    227
    
    To Keep Locks from Freezing
    227
    
    Use Approved Window Washer Anti-Freeze in System
    227
  - Trailer Towing (for Europe)
    228
    
    Hitches
    229
    
    Safety Chains
    229
    
    Trailer Brakes
    229
    
    Baking up
    230
    
    Driving with a Trailer
    230
    
    Following Distance
    230
    
    Turn Signals When Towing a Trailer
    230
    
    Maintenance When Trailer Towing
    232
    
    If You Decide to Pull a Trailer
    233
    
    Weight of the Trailer
    234
    
    Weight of the Trailer Tongue
    234
  - Vehicle Weight
    235
  - What to Do in an Emergency Contents
    236
  - In Case of an Emergency While Driving
    237
  - Road Warning
    237
    
    If the Engine will Not Start
    238
    
    Battery
    239
  - Emergency Starting
    239
    
    Jump Starting
    239
    
    Jump Starting Procedure
    240
    
    Push-Starting
    240
  - If the Engine Overheats
    241
    
    Changing Tires
    242
    
    If You Have a Flat Tire
    242
    
    Jack and Tools
    242
    
    Jacking Instructions
    242
    
    Removing and Storing the Spare Tire
    243
    
    Jack Location
    246
    
    Inadequate Spare Tire Pressure
    248
    
    Wheel Studs
    248
    
    Towing Service
    249
    
    Removable Towing Hook (Front)
    250
    
    Emergency Towing
    251
    
    Emergency Towing Precautions
    252
    
    Tie-Down Hook (for Flatbed Towing)
    253
    
    Emergency Commodity
    254
    
    Fire Extinguisher
    254
    
    First Aid Kit
    254
    
    Tire Pressure Gauge
    254
    
    Maintenance Contents
    255
  - Engine Oil Filler Cap
    256
  - Fuse Box
    256
  - Power Steering Fluid Reservoir
    256
  - Brake Fluid Reservoir
    257
  - Maintenance Services
    258
Engine Compartment / 7-2

258
- Owner Maintenance Precautions
  258
- Owner's Responsibility
  258
- Maintenance Work
  259
- Owner Maintenance
  260
  - Owner Maintenance Schedule
    260
  - While Operating Your Vehicle
    260
  - At Least Monthly
    261
  - At Least Once a Year
    261
  - At Least Twice a Year
    261
  - Scheduled Maintenance Service
    262
    
    Normal Maintenance Schedule (Except for Europe A2.5 Diesel Engine)
    263
    
    Normal Maintenance Schedule (for Europe A2.5 Diesel Engine)
    270
    
    Maintenance under Severe Usage Conditions
    271
  - Explanation of Scheduled Maintenance Items
    273
    
    Air Cleaner Filter
    274
    
    Spark Plugs
    274
    
    Vacuum Crankcase Ventilation Hoses
    274
    
    Vapor Hose/Fuel Filler Cap
    274
    
    Checking the Engine Oil Level
    276
  - Engine Oil
    276
    
    Radiator Hose
    276
    
    Changing the Engine Oil and Filter
    277
    
    Checking the Coolant Level
    277
  - Engine Coolant
    277
    
    Removing Radiator Cap
    277
    
    Radiator Cap
    278
    
    Recommended Egine Coolant
    278
    
    Brake and Clutch Fluid
    279
    
    Changing the Coolant
    279
  - Power Steering Fluid
    280
  - Checking the Brake Fluid Level
    279
  - Loss of Brake Fluid
    279
Brakes and Clutch Fluid / 7-25

280
- Brake Fluid
  280
- Checking the Power Steering Fluid Level
  280
- Transmission Fluid
  282
- Changing the Automatic Transmission Fluid
  283
- Checking the Washer Fluid Level
  283
- Washer Fluid
  283
  - Checking the Parking Brake
    284
  - Draining Water from Fuel Filter
    284
  - Fuel Filter
    284
  - Fuel Filter Cartridge Replacement
    284
  - Air Cleaner
    285
  - Filter Replacement
    285
  - Filter Inspection
    286
  - Blade Inspection
    288
  - Blade Replacement
    288
  - Wiper Blades
    288
    
    Front Windshield Wiper Blade
    289
    
    For Best Battery Service
    290
    
    Rear Window Wiper Blade
    290
    
    Battery Dangers
    291
    
    Audio*
    292
  - Negative Battery Terminal
    292
  - Positive Battery Terminal
    292
  - Battery Recharging
    292
  - Reset Items
    292
  - Recommended Cold Tire Inflation Pressures
    293
  - Tire Care
    293
  - Tire Underinflation
    293
  - Tires and Wheels
    293
  - Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
    294
  - How to Check
    294
  - Tire Inflation
    294
  - Tire Pressure
    294
  - Tire Rotation
    295
  - Wheel Alignment and Tire Balance
    296
  - Tire Replacement
    297
  - Tire Maintenance
    298
  - Tire Sidewall Labeling
    298
  - Tire Traction
    298
  - Wheel Replacement
    298
  - Tire Size Designation
    299
  - Checking Tire Life
    300
  - Maximum Load Rating
    300
  - Maximum Permissible Inflation Pressure
    300
  - Tire Ply Composition and Material
    300
  - Tire Temperature
    301
  - Uniform Tire Quality Grading
    301
  - Fuse Replacement
    302
  - Fuses
    302
  - Instrument Panel Fuse Replacement
    303
  - Engine Compartment Fuse Replacement
    304
  - Memory Fuse
    304
  - Main Fuse
    305
  - Fuse/Relay Panel Description
    306
Mirrors / 4-28

307
- Instrument Cluster
  307
- Instrument Panel Fuse Panel
  307
- Horn
  308
  - Audio*
    309
    
    Engine Compartment Main Fuse Panel
    309
    
    Engine Compartment Sub Fuse Panel (Diesel Engine)
    311
  - Light Bulbs
    312
Fuses / 7-48

312
- Headlight, Position Light, Turn Signal Light, Front Fog Light Bulb Replacement
  312
- Working on the Lights
  312
- Halogen Bulbs
  313
- Headlight Bulb
  313
- Side Repeater Light Bulb Replacement
  314
- Turn Signal Light/Position Light, Fog Light Bulb
  314
- Rear Combination Light Bulb Replacement
  315
- High Mounted Stop Light Replacement
  316
- License Plate Light Bulb Replacement
  317
- Interior Light Bulb Replacement
  318
- Appearance Care
  319
  - Exterior Care
    319
  - Exterior General Caution
    319
  - Finish Maintenance
    319
  - Bright-Metal Maintenance
    320
  - Finish Damage Repair
    320
  - Aluminium Wheel Maintenance
    321
  - Underbody Maintenance
    321
  - Corrosion Protection
    322
  - Cleaning the Lap/Shoulder Belt Webbing
    324
  - Cleaning the Upholstery and Interior Trim
    324
  - Interior Care
    324
  - Interior General Precautions
    324
  - Crankcase Emission Control System
    325
  - Emission Control System
    325
  - Evaporative Emission Control System
    325
  - Canister
    326
  - Exhaust Emission Control Sytem
    326
  - Purge Control Solenoid Valve (PC SV)
    326
  - Vehicle Modifications
    326
  - Fire
    327
  - Operating Precautions for Catalytic Converters
    327
  - Consumer Information Contents
    328
  - Vehicle Certification Number
    329
  - Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
    329
  - Engine Number
    330
  - Tire Specification and Pressure Label
    330
  - Specifications Contents
    331
  - Bulb Wattage
    332
  - Dimensions
    332
  - Specifications
    332
  - Tires and Wheels
    333
  - Recommended Lubricants and Capacities
    334
  - Recommended SAE Viscosity Number
    336
  - Temperature Range for SAE Viscosity Numbers
    336
Fuel Filter / 7-30

338
- Air Cleaner
  338
  - Index
    338
  - Spare Tire
    344

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Table of Contents
2
General Information
3
- General Guidelines and Precautions
  4
- Srscm
  5
- Electronic Parts
  6
- Corrosion Protection and Sealing
  6
- Welding
  7
Body Construction Body Components
9
- Front Body
  38
- Replacement Parts
  38
- Side Body
  39
- Rear Body
  40
Body Dimensions
42
- General
  43
- Side Body
  50
- Upper Body
  56
- Interior
  58
- Front Body
  61
- Rear Body
  63
Body Panel Repair Procedure
65
- Radiator Support Panel & Front Sidemember
  66
- Front Pillar and Apron Panel
  73
- Body Panel Repair Procedure
  73
- Center Pillar
  80
- Center Floor
  86
- Rear Step Panel
  90
- Quarter Outer Panel
  95
- Rear Floor
  109
- Door Panel
  115
Body Sealing Locations
121
- Upper and Side Body
  122
- Rear Body
  125
- Floor
  126
Corrosion Protection
129
- Zinc-Galvanized Steel Panels
  130
- Zinc-Phosphate Coat & Cationic Electrodeposition Primer
  132
- Under Body Coat
  133
- Cavity Wax Injection
  135
- Under Body Anti-Corrosion Agent
  137

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Vehicle Handling Instructions

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Theft-Alarm System / 4-6

Remote Keyless Entry / 4-4

Keys / 4-2

Tailgate / 4-13

Hood / 4-21

Windows / 4-16

Lighting / 4-47

Hazard Warning Flasher / 4-46

Rear Parking Assist System / 4-44

Defroster / 4-58

Automatic Transmission / 5-11

Manual Transmission / 5-8

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Engine Compartment / 7-2

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Mirrors / 4-28

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