User Manuals: Hyundai Sonata 2011 Used Sedan Car

Manuals and User Guides for Hyundai Sonata 2011 Used Sedan Car. We have 3 Hyundai Sonata 2011 Used Sedan Car manuals available for free PDF download: Owner's Manual, Quick Reference Manual

Hyundai Sonata 2011 Owner's Manual (381 pages)

Operation Maintenance Specifications

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

Specifications
1
Guide to Hyundai Genuine Parts
5
Table of Contents
6
Introduction
7
Your Vehicle at a Glance
14
- Interior Overview
  15
- Instrument Panel Overview
  16
- Engine Compartment
  17
Safety Features of Your Vehicle
18
- Rear Seat
  19
- Driver’s Seat
  19
- Front Passenger’s Seat
  19
- Seats
  19
- Front Seat
  21
- Manual Adjustment
  21
- Forward and Rearward
  21
- Seat Cushion Height (for Driver’s Seat)
  22
- Automatic Adjustment (if Equipped)
  22
- To Recline the Seatback
  22
- Seatback Angle
  22
- Seatback Angle (if Equipped)
  24
- Lumbar Support (for Driver’s Seat)
  24
- Headrest
  24
- Adjusting the Height up and down
  25
- Active Headrest (if Equipped)
  26
- Seat Warmer (if Equipped)
  26
- Seatback Pocket
  27
- Armrest
  30
- Folding the Rear Seat
  31
- Seat Belts
  34
- Seat Belt Warning (for Driver’s Seat)
  35
- Seat Belt Warning
  35
- Stowing the Rear Seat Belt
  39
- To Release the Seat Belt
  39
- Pre-Tensioner Seat Belt
  40
- Infant or Small Child
  43
- Larger Children
  43
- Do Not Lie down
  44
- Injured Person
  44
- One Person Per Belt
  44
- Pregnant Women
  44
- Care of Seat Belts
  45
- Periodic Inspection
  45
- Keep Belts Clean and Dry
  45
- When to Replace Seat Belts
  45
- Child Restraint System
  46
- Using a Child Restraint System
  47
- Placing a Passenger Seat Belt into the Automatic Locking Mode
  48
- Securing a Child Restraint Seat with "Tether Anchor" System
  50
- Securing a Child Restraint Seat with Child Seat Lower Anchor System
  52
- Air Bag - Advanced Supplemental Restraint System
  54
- Driver's Front Air Bag
  54
- How Does the Air Bag System Operate
  55
- Noise and Smoke
  56
- Air Bag Warning Light
  57
- SRS Components and Functions
  57
- Occupant Classification System
  61
- Main Components of Occupant Classification System
  61
- Condition and Operation in the Front Passenger Occupant Classification System
  62
- Driver's and Passenger's Front Air Bag
  66
- Side Impact Air Bag
  70
- Curtain Air Bag
  71
- Air Bag Collision Sensors
  73
- Air Bag Inflation Conditions
  74
- Front Air Bags
  74
- Air Bag Non-Inflation Conditions
  75
- Side Impact and Curtain Air Bags
  75
- SRS Care
  78
- Additional Safety Precautions
  79
- Adding Equipment to or Modifying Your Air Bag-Equipped Vehicle
  79
- Air Bag Warning Label (if Equipped)
  80
Features of Your Vehicle
81
- Key Operations
  83
- Keys
  83
- Record Your Key Number
  83
- Glove Box
  84
- Lock
  84
- Lock Release
  84
- Restrictions in Handling Keys
  84
- Immobilizer System (if Equipped)
  85
- To Activate the Immobilizer System
  85
- To Deactivate the Immobilizer System
  85
- Smart Key (if Equipped)
  86
- Smart Key Functions
  86
- Locking
  87
- Using the Button on the Smart Key
  87
- Using the Door Handle Switch
  87
- Trunk Unlocking
  88
- Unlocking
  88
- Using the Trunk Handle Switch
  88
- Panic
  89
- Smart Key Precautions
  89
- Start-Up
  89
- Battery Replacement
  91
- Remote Keyless Entry
  92
- Remote Keyless Entry System Operations
  92
- Transmitter Precautions
  93
- Armed Stage
  94
- Theft-Alarm System
  94
- Using the Smart Key
  94
- Using the Mechanical Key
  95
- Using the Transmitter
  95
- Opening the Trunk with the Alarm Armed (if Equipped)
  96
- Theft-Alarm Stage
  96
- Disarmed Stage
  97
- Door Locks
  98
- Operating Door Locks from Outside the Vehicle
  98
- Operating Door Locks from Inside the Vehicle
  99
- With Central Door Lock Switch
  99
- With the Door Lock Button
  99
- Impact Sensing Door Unlock System
  100
- Child-Protector Rear Door Lock
  101
- Closing the Trunk
  102
- Opening the Trunk
  102
- Emergency Trunk Safety Release
  103
- Trunk Lid Control Switch
  103
- Windows
  104
- Auto down Window (if Equipped)
  105
- Power Windows
  105
- Window Opening and Closing
  105
- Auto Up/Down Window (if Equipped)
  106
- Automatic Reversal
  106
- Power Window Lock Button
  107
- Closing the Hood
  108
- Opening the Hood
  108
- Closing the Fuel Filler Lid
  109
- Opening the Fuel Filler Lid
  109
- Emergency Fuel Filler Lid Release
  111
- Sliding the Sunroof
  112
- Sunroof (if Equipped)
  112
- Tilting the Sunroof
  113
- Resetting the Sunroof
  114
- Sunshade
  114
- Electric Power Steering (EPS)
  115
- Steering Wheel
  115
- Horn
  116
- Tilt Steering
  116
- Day/Night Rearview Mirror
  117
- Inside Rearview Mirror
  117
- Mirrors
  117
- Automatic-Dimming Function
  118
- Automatic-Dimming Night Vision
  118
- Compass Function
  119
- Z-Nav Compass Display
  119
- Integrated Homelink Wireless Control System
  120
- To Adjust the Zone Setting
  120
- Programming Homelink
  121
- Rolling Code Programming
  121
- Standard Programming
  121
- Gate Operator & Canadian Programming
  122
- Operating Homelink
  122
- Erasing Homelink Buttons
  123
- Reprogramming a Single Homelink Button
  123
- Outside Rearview Mirror
  124
- Remote Control
  124
- Switch
  124
  - Folding the Outside Rearview Mirror
    125
  - Instrument Cluster
    126
  - Gauges
    127
  - Instrument Panel Illumination
    127
  - Speedometer
    127
- Switch
  127
- Tachometer
  127
- Engine Temperature Gauge
  128
- Fuel Gauge
  129
- Trip Computer
  129
- Instant Fuel Consumption
  131
- Average Fuel Consumption (if Equipped)
  131
- Distance to Empty
  131
- Average Speed (MPH or Km/H)
  132
- Elapsed Time
  132
- ECO ON/OFF Mode (if Equipped)
  132
- Vehicle Setting
  133
- Auto Door Lock
  133
- Auto Door Unlock
  133
- Horn Feedback (if Equipped)
  134
- Headlamp Delay
  134
- Warnings and Indicators
  134
- Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS) Warning Light
  135
- ECO Indicator
  135
- Turn Signal Indicator
  137
- High Beam Indicator
  137
- Tail Light Indicator
  137
- Engine Oil Pressure Warning Light
  137
- Parking Brake & Brake Fluid Warning Light
  138
- Manual Transaxle Shift Indicator (if Equipped)
  139
- Low Tire Pressure Telltale
  139
- Automatic Transaxle Shift Indicator
  139
- Charging System Warning Light
  140
- Front Fog Light Indicator
  140
- Trunk Lid Open Warning Light
  140
- Immobilizer Indicator
  140
- Low Fuel Level Warning Light
  141
- Malfunction Indicator Light (MIL) (Check Engine Light)
  141
- Engine Coolant Temperature Warning Light
  142
- ESC Indicator (Electronicstability Control)
  142
- Electronic Power Steering (EPS) System Warning Light
  143
- Key Reminder Warning Chime
  143
- Key Is Not in Vehicle
  143
- Warning on the LCD Screen
  143
- Key Is Not Detected
  144
- Low Key Battery
  144
- Press Brake Pedal to Start Engine
  144
- Insert Key
  145
- Shift to "P"
  145
- Remove Key
  145
- Press Start Button Again
  146
- Shift to "P" or "N" to Start Engine
  146
- Low Tire Pressure
  146
- Rear View Camera (if Equipped)
  147
- Low Washer Fluid
  147
- Headlamp Delay (if Equipped)
  148
- Battery Saver Function
  148
- Lighting
  148
- Hazard Warning Flasher
  148
- Headlamp Welcome Function
  149
- Daytime Running Light
  149
- Lighting Control
  149
- Parking Light Position
  149
- Headlight Position
  150
- Auto Light Position (if Equipped)
  150
- Turn Signals and Lane Change Signals
  151
- High Beam Operation
  151
- Front Fog Light (if Equipped)
  152
- One-Touch Triple Turn Signal
  152
- Wipers and Washers
  153
- Windshield Wipers
  153
- Windshield Washers
  154
- Interior Light
  155
- Map Lamp
  155
- Glove Box Lamp
  156
- Trunk Lamp
  156
- Room Lamp
  156
- Vanity Mirror Lamp
  157
- Defroster
  158
- Rear Window Defroster
  158
- Outside Rearview Mirror Defroster
  158
- Manual Climate Control System (if Equipped)
  159
- Heating and Air Conditioning
  160
- Mode Selection
  161
- Temperature Control
  162
- MAX A/C-Level (B, D)
  162
- Instrument Panel Vents
  162
- Air Intake Control
  163
- Recirculated Air Position
  163
- Outside (Fresh) Air Position
  163
- Fan Speed Control
  164
- Air Conditioning
  164
- Heating
  165
- Ventilation
  165
- System Operation
  165
- Climate Control Air Filter
  167
- Checking the Amount of Air Conditioner Refrigerant and Compressor Lubricant
  167
- Automatic Climate Control System
  168
- Automatic Heating and Air Conditioning
  169
- Manual Heating and Air Conditioning
  170
- Defrost-Level
  171
- OFF Mode
  174
- To Defog Inside Windshield
  175
- Manual Climate Control System
  175
- Windshield Defrosting and Defogging
  175
- To Defrost Outside Windshield
  176
- Defogging Logic
  177
- Storage Compartments
  178
- Center Console Storage
  178
- Sunglass Holder
  179
- Multi Box
  179
- Sunvisor
  180
- Cup Holder
  180
- Interior Features
  180
- Power Outlet
  181
- Digital Clock (if Equipped)
  182
- Clothes Hanger (if Equipped)
  182
- Floor Mat Anchor(S)
  183
- Aux, USB and Ipod Port
  183
- Navigation System (if Equipped)
  183
- Bluetooth Hands-Free
  183
- Steering Wheel Audio Control
  184
- Audio System
  184
- Glass Antenna (if Equipped)
  184
- Antenna
  184
- How Vehicle Audio Works
  185
- FM Reception
  185
- AM (MW, LW) Radio Reception
  186
- FM Radio Station
  186
- Satellite Radio Reception
  187
- Using a Cellular Phone or a Two-Way Radio
  188
- Care of Disc (if Equipped)
  188
- Radio, Set Up, Volume, Audio Control(Pa710Yf)
  189
- Radio, Set Up, Volume, Audio Control(Pa760Yf)
  189
- MIDDLE Control
  192
- TREBLE Control
  192
- FADER Control
  192
- BALANCE Control
  192
- Cdp(Pa710Yf)
  193
- CDC, Aux(Pa760Yf)
  193
- Using Usb(Pa760Yf)
  198
- Using Usb(Pa710Yf)
  198
- Running Ipod (PA710YF)
  202
- XM Satellite Radio(Pa710Yf)
  204
- XM Satellite Radio(Pa760Yf)
  204
- Using XM Satellite Radio
  205
- HD Radio Reception (Pa760Yf Option)
  206
- HD Radio Information
  207
- Radio Display While Receiving a Digital HD Radio
  208
- Automatic Switching between Digital and Analog Broadcasting
  208
- Text Based Information
  208
- Bluetooth Phone Operation
  209
- Bluetooth Language Setting
  209
- Voice Recognition Activation
  211
- Menu Tree
  211
- Voice Operation Tip
  211
- Phone Setup
  212
- Pairing Phone
  212
- Connecting Phone
  213
- Deleting Phone
  213
- Changing Priority
  213
- Adjusting Bluetooth Volume
  213
- Phone Book (In-Vehicle)
  214
- Turning Bluetooth On/Off
  214
- • Adding Entry by Voice
  214
- Receiving a Phone Call
  215
- Calling by Name
  215
- Adding Entry by Phone
  215
- Making a Phone Call
  215
- Talking on the Phone
  216
- Using the Head Unit as Bluetooth Music
  216
Driving Your Vehicle
217
- Before Driving
  219
- Before Entering Vehicle
  219
- Before Starting
  219
- Necessary Inspections
  219
- Illuminated Ignition Switch
  220
- Key
  220
- ACC (Accessory)
  221
- Ignition Switch Position
  221
- Start
  221
- Starting the Engine
  222
- Engine Start/Stop Button (if Equipped)
  223
- Engine Start/Stop Button Position
  223
- Illuminated Engine Start/Stop Button
  223
- Engine Start/Stop Button*
  224
- Manual Transaxle (if Equipped)
  227
- Manual Transaxle Operation
  227
- Downshifting
  228
- Using the Clutch
  228
- Good Driving Practices
  229
- Automatic Transaxle
  230
- Automatic Transaxle Operation
  230
- Transaxle Ranges
  231
- Paddle Shifter (if Equipped)
  233
- Sports Mode
  233
- Shift Lock System
  234
- Shift-Lock Override
  234
- Ignition Key Interlock System
  235
- Moving up a Steep Grade from a Standing Start
  236
- Brake System
  237
- In the Event of Brake Failure
  237
- Power Brakes
  237
- Applying the Parking Brake
  238
- Disc Brakes Wear Indicator
  238
- Parking Brake
  238
- Parking Brake*
  239
  - Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS)
    240
  - Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
    242
- ESC off Button
  243
  - ESC on Condition
    243
  - ESC Operation
    243
  - ESC Operation off
    243
  - When Operating
    243
- Indicator Light
  244
- ESC off Usage
  244
- Good Braking Practices
  245
- Cruise Control System
  247
- To Set Cruise Control Speed
  248
- To Increase Cruise Control Set Speed
  248
- To Decrease the Cruising Speed
  249
- To Temporarily Accelerate with the Cruise Control on
  249
- To Cancel Cruise Control
  249
- To Resume Cruising Speed at more than Approximately 25 Mph
  250
- To Turn Cruise Control off
  250
- Economical Operation
  251
- Special Driving Conditions
  253
- Hazardous Driving Conditions
  253
- Rocking the Vehicle
  253
- Smooth Cornering
  254
- Driving at Night
  254
- Driving in the Rain
  255
- Driving in Flooded Areas
  255
- Drive Belt
  256
- Tires
  256
- Fuel, Engine Coolant and Engine Oil
  256
- Highway Driving
  256
- Winter Driving
  257
- Snowy or Icy Conditions
  257
- Snow Tires
  257
- Tire Chains
  258
- Chain Installation
  258
- Check Spark Plugs and Ignition System
  259
- Check Battery and Cables
  259
- Use High Quality Ethylene Glycol Coolant
  259
- Change to "Winter Weight" Oil if Necessary
  259
- To Keep Locks from Freezing
  260
- Carry Emergency Equipment
  260
- Vehicle Load Limit
  261
- Tire and Loading Information Label
  261
- Vehicle Capacity Weight
  261
- Seating Capacity
  261
- Steps for Determining Correct Load Limit
  262
- Towing Capacity
  262
- Cargo Capacity
  262
- Certification Label
  264
- Vehicle Weight
  266
- Base Curb Weight
  266
- Vehicle Curb Weight
  266
- Cargo Weight
  266
- Trailer Towing
  267
What to Do in an Emergency
268
- Road Warning
  269
- In Case of an Emergency While Driving
  269
- If the Engine Stalls at a Crossroad or Crossing
  269
- If the Engine will Not Start
  270
- If Engine Stalls While Driving
  270
- If Engine Doesn't Turn over or Turns over Slowly
  270
- If Engine Turns over Normally but Does Not Start
  270
- Jump Starting
  271
- Emergency Starting
  271
- Push-Starting
  272
- Jump Starting Procedure
  272
- If the Engine Overheats
  273
- Tire Pressure Monitoring System (Tpms)
  274
- Changing a Tire with TPMS
  277
- If You Have a Flat Tire
  279
- Jack and Tools
  279
- Jacking Instructions
  279
- Removing and Storing the Spare Tire
  280
- Changing Tires
  280
- Wheel Nut Tightening Torque
  283
- Towing Service
  287
Maintenance
289
- Fuse Box
  290
- Maintenance Services
  291
- Owner’s Responsibility
  291
- Owner Maintenance Precautions
  291
- When You Stop for Fuel
  292
- Owner Maintenance Schedule
  292
- Owner Maintenance
  292
- While Operating Your Vehicle
  293
- Scheduled Maintenance Service
  294
- Normal Maintenance Schedule
  295
- 7,500 Miles (12,000 Km) or 6 Months
  295
- 15,000 Miles (24,000 Km) or 12 Months
  295
- 22,500 Miles (36,000 Km) or 18 Months
  295
- Air Cleaner
  295
- 37,500 Miles (60,000 Km) or 30 Months
  296
- 30,000 Miles (48,000 Km) or 24 Months
  296
- 45,000 Miles (72,000 Km) or 36 Months
  297
- 52,500 Miles (84,000 Km) or 42 Months
  297
- 60,000 Miles (96,000 Km) or 48 Months
  298
- 67,500 Miles (108,000 Km) or 54 Months
  298
- 75,000 Miles (120,000 Km) or 60 Months
  299
- 82,500 Miles (132,000 Km) or 66 Months
  299
- 90,000 Miles (144,000 Km) or 72 Months
  300
- 97,500 Miles (156,000 Km) or 78 Months
  300
- 105,000 Miles (168,000 Km) or 84 Months
  301
- 112,500 Miles (180,000 Km) or 90 Months
  301
- 120,000 Miles (192,000 Km) or 96 Months
  302
- 127,500 Miles (204,000 Km) or 102 Months
  302
- 135,000 Miles (216,000 Km) or 108 Months
  303
- 142,500 Miles (228,000 Km) or 114 Months
  303
- 150,000 Miles (240,000 Km) or 120 Months
  304
- No Check, no Service Required
  304
- Maintenance under Severe Usage Conditions
  305
- Explanation of Scheduled Maintenance Items
  306
- Checking the Engine Oil Level
  309
- Changing the Engine Oil and Filter
  310
- Engine Coolant
  311
- Checking the Coolant Level
  311
- Changing the Coolant
  312
- Recommended Engine Coolant
  312
- Brake/Clutch Fluid
  313
- Checking the Brake/Clutch Fluid Level
  313
- Washer Fluid
  314
- Checking the Washer Fluid Level
  314
- Checking the Parking Brake
  315
- Air Cleaner
  316
- Filter Replacement
  316
- Filter Inspection
  317
- Wiper Blades
  319
- Blade Inspection
  319
- Blade Replacement
  319
- Front Windshield Wiper Blade
  320
- Battery
  321
- For Best Battery Service
  321
- Battery Recharging
  322
- Reset Items
  323
- Positive Battery Terminal
  323
- Tires and Wheels
  324
- Tire Care
  324
- Recommended Cold Tire Inflation Pressures
  324
- Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
  325
- Tire Rotation
  326
- Wheel Alignment and Tire Balance
  327
- Tire Replacement
  328
- Wheel Replacement
  329
- Tire Traction
  329
- Tire Maintenance
  329
- Compact Spare Tire Replacement
  329
- Wheel Size Designation
  330
- Manufacturer or Brand Name
  330
- Tire Size Designation
  330
- Tire Sidewall Labeling
  330
- Tire Speed Ratings
  331
- Tread Wear
  332
- Traction - AA, A, B & C
  332
- Temperature -A, B & C
  333
- Tire Terminology and Definitions
  333
- Intended Outboard Sidewall
  334
- DOT Markings
  334
- Curb Weight
  334
- Cold Tire Pressure
  334
- All Season Tires
  335
- Summer Tires
  335
- Radial-Ply Tires
  336
- Fuses
  337
- Instrument Panel Fuse Replacement
  338
- Engine Compartment Fuse Replacement
  339
- Memory Fuse
  339
- Multi Fuse
  340
- Fuse/Relay Panel Description
  341
- Instrument Panel (Driver’s Side Fuse Panel)
  342
- Engine Compartment Main Fuse Panel
  344
- Light Bulbs
  346
- Headlight, Position Light, Turn Signal Light, Side Marker Light and Front Fog Light Bulb Replacement
  347
- Headlight Bulb
  347
- Side Repeater Light Bulb Replacement
  348
- Rear Turn Signal, Stop and Tail Light, Side Marker
  349
- Rear Combination Light Bulb Replacement
  349
- High Mounted Stop Light Replacement
  350
- License Plate Light Bulb Replacement
  350
- Interior Light Bulb Replacement
  351
- Appearance Care
  352
- Exterior Care
  352
- Exterior General Caution
  352
- Finish Maintenance
  352
- Underbody Maintenance
  353
- Finish Damage Repair
  353
- Bright-Metal Maintenance
  353
- Waxing
  353
- Aluminum Wheel Maintenance
  354
- Corrosion Protection
  354
- Common Causes of Corrosion
  354
- High-Corrosion Areas
  355
- Moisture Breeds Corrosion
  355
- To Help Prevent Corrosion
  355
- Interior Care
  356
- Interior General Precautions
  356
- Cleaning the Upholstery and Interior Trim
  357
- Cleaning the Lap/Shoulder Belt Webbing
  357
- Cleaning the Interior Window Glass
  357
- Emission Control System
  358
- Crankcase Emission Control System
  358
- Evaporative Emission Control
  358
- Vehicle Modifications
  359
- Canister
  359
- Purge Control Solenoid Valve (PCSV)
  359
- Exhaust Emission Control System
  359
- Operating Precautions for Catalytic Converters (if Equipped)
  360
- California Perchlorate Notice
  361
- Specifications, Consumer Information, Reporting Safety Defects
  362
- Dimensions
  363
- Bulb Wattage
  363
- Recommended Lubricants and Capacities
  365
- Recommended SAE Viscosity Number
  366
- Temperature Range for SAE Viscosity Numbers
  366
- Vehicle Identification Number (Vin)
  367
- Vehicle Certification Label
  367
- Tire Specification and Pressure Label
  368
- Engine Number
  368
- Consumer Information
  369
- Index
  371
- Spare Tire
  378

Hyundai Sonata 2011 Owner's Manual (382 pages)

Brand: Hyundai | Category: Automobile | Size: 33 MB

Table of Contents

7
- Maintenance Specifications
  1
- Guide to Hyundai Genuine Parts
  5
- Introduction
  8
- How to Use this Manual
  
  9
  - Introduction
    9
- Fuel Requirements
  
  10
  - Vehicle Break-In Process
    12
  - Vehicle Data Collection and Event Data Recorders
    13
- Indicator Symbols on the Instrument Cluster
  
  14
  - Your Vehicle at a Glance
    15
    
    Your Vehicle at a Glance
    16
    
    Interior Overview
    16
Your Vehicle at a Glance Instrument Panel Overview

17
- Safety Features of Your Vehicle
  19
  - Seats
    20
  - Seats
    21
  - Seat Belts
    21
  - Features of Your Vehicle
    22
  - Seat Belts
    33
  - Pre-Tensioner Seat Belt
    38
  - Driver's Front Air Bag
    52
  - Passenger's Front Air Bag
    52
    
    Srs Components and Functions
    55
    
    Driver's and Passenger's Front Air Bag
    64
Features of Your Vehicle 4

79
- Door Locks
  97
- Central Door Lock Switch
  98
- Driving Your Vehicle
  101
- Power Window Lock Switch
  103
- Fuel Filler Lid
  109
- Instrument Cluster
  116
- Horn
  117
- Maintenance
  125
- Parking Brake
  132
  - ESC off Button
    136
  - Battery Saver Function
    139
- Wipers and Washers
  144
- Interior Light
  146
  - Temperature Control
    161
  - Air Intake Control
    162
- Automatic Climate Control System
  166
- Power Outlet
  172
- Clock
  173
- Audio*
  175
  - Audio System
    176
  - Steering Wheel Audio Control
    177
Driving Your Vehicle

208
- Before Driving
  210
- Automatic Transaxle
  222
- Brake System
  228
- Power Brakes
  228
  - Anti-Lock Brake System (Abs)
    231
  - Electronic Stability Control (Esc)
    233
- Vehicle Stability Management
  236
- Hill-Start Assist Control (Hac)
  237
- Economical Operation
  242
- Special Driving Conditions
  244
- Winter Driving
  248
- Vehicle Load Limit
  252
- Vehicle Weight
  257
- What to Do in an Emergency
  259
  - Road Warning
    260
Maintenance 7

288
- Engine Oil Dipstick
  289
- Engine Oil Filler Cap
  289
- Fuse Box
  289
- Maintenance Services
  290
  - Owner Maintenance
    291
  - Scheduled Maintenance Service
    293
    
    Normal Maintenance Schedule
    294
    
    Maintenance under Severe Usage Conditions
    304
- Explanation of Scheduled Maintenance Items
  305
- Engine Oil
  308
- Engine Coolant
  309
  - Washer Fluid
    313
- Wiper Blades
  317
  - Positive Battery Terminal
    322
  - Negative Battery Terminal
    322
- Light Bulbs
  345
- Appearance Care
  354
  - Exterior Care
    354
  - Interior Care
    358
- Emission Control System
  360
- California Perchlorate Notice
  363
  - Bulb Wattage
    365
  - Tires and Wheels
    366
  - Recommended Lubricants and Capacities
    367
    
    Recommended Sae Viscosity Number
    368
  - Vehicle Identification Number (Vin)
    369
  - Vehicle Certification Label
    369
  - Tire Specification and Pressure Label
    370
  - Engine Number
    370
  - Refrigerant Label
    370
  - Consumer Information
    371
- Air Cleaner
  374

Hyundai Sonata 2011 Quick Reference Manual (19 pages)

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

Hyundai Categories

Automobile Car Receiver

Vacuum Cleaner Excavators

Monitor

More Hyundai Manuals

User Manuals: Hyundai Sonata 2011 Used Sedan Car

Hyundai Sonata 2011 Owner's Manual (381 pages)

Table of Contents

Hyundai Sonata 2011 Owner's Manual (382 pages)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

How to Use this Manual

Fuel Requirements

Indicator Symbols on the Instrument Cluster

Your Vehicle at a Glance Instrument Panel Overview

Features of Your Vehicle 4

Driving Your Vehicle

Maintenance 7

Hyundai Sonata 2011 Quick Reference Manual (19 pages)

Table of Contents

Related Products

Hyundai Categories