First off you'll need a strut compressing tool because I don't think the struts are sold with the spring. It's quite a job. Easier with air tools, but can be done with hand tools. Jack up the rear of your car, remove tire, remove bolts from the trunk area (there should be 2 or 3). There's a bolt on the bottom of the strut that needs to be removed. Then the whole assembly should come out. You may need an extra jack to support the rotor(put a piece of wood on jack so you won't accidentally damage the rotor) when you remove the strut assembly. Then use compression tool to squeeze the big spring. If you go to auto parts store, they can also print instructions that will be more in depth from what I'm typing here. That may be more helpful for you. Good luck. I'd have a buddy helping too. lol.
how do i reset the computer on my hyundai xg300
The heater blower in a 2001 Hyundai XG300 is located on the passenger side of the engine. The blower resistor will be located on the firewall.
its located under car by rear driver side wheel
in the fuel tank
You've seen this, right? http://mlittle.com/Hyundai/remote/
TCS stands for Traction Control System.
A fuel pump relay switch is an electric switch which activates the fuel pump when the engine is cranked and when the engine is running. The switch is located under the dashboard near the steering column on the 2001 Hyundai xg300.
A fuel pump relay switch is an electric switch which activates the fuel pump when the engine is cranked and when the engine is running. The switch is located under the dashboard near the steering column on the 2001 Hyundai xg300.
go to the Hyudai dealer and pay large
2 struts for the front and 2 regular shocks for the rear.
Hi My Name Is Terry I Have A XG300 And The Kind Of Power Steering Fluid You Want To Use Is The Same Kind Of Fluid You Use For Your Automatic Transmission Its From Hyundai Dealer Semi Synthetic Automatic Transmission Fluid
5w30, 10w30, for cold weather i.e. Canada 15w40 for warmer climate. I just use 10w30 all year round in all weather condition for my XG300