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What kind of transmission fluid do you put in a 2005 Hyundai accent?
Hyundai SP3 transmission fluid is used in a 2005 Hyundai Accent. This brand of transmission fluid is recommended by Hyundai.
What oil do you put in a Hyundai accent 1.3 1997?
5W30
How much refrigerant does the 2002 Hyundai Sonata hold?
I have put refrigerant in my 2002 Sonata. May sure you get the gauge that tells you how much refrigerant is already in you A/C because if you overfill it, the A/C compressor will stop working. Then you will have to have the system bled to remove the excess refrigerant and that stuff is toxic and will burn your skin and put a bigger hole in the ozone layer. Better to underfill then overfill. The system is pressurized and will not work when there is too much pressure in it.
Can you put a 1998 Hyundai Accent transmission into a 1999 Accent?
They are absolutly the same, you should have no problem at alla making the swap.
How much engine oil do you put in 1996 Hyundai Accent?
A 1996 Hyundai Accent will use approximately 5 quarts of oil. The oil can be purchased at any auto parts store.
Can you determine what kind of radiator and radiator parts to put on a Hyundai Accent using the VIN number?
yes
What type of oil do you put into a 2000 Hyundai accent?
5w30 is the preferred type 10w30 works also
What grade of oil should I put in a Hyundai accent 1.5l engine?
10w 40 part synthetic
Where is the transmission fluid dipstick located on a manual 4-cylinder 5 speed 2002 Hyundai accent and where do you put the transmission fluid at?
No dipstick is fitted to this model. The filler/level plug is located on the forward face of the gearbox.
How much oil do you put in a 1.5 Hyundai accent?
In the 1.5 crdi it's necessary about 5 liters; if completely drained 5.3 l.
Tire Pressure for Hyundai Accent?
There is a label on the door jamb that shows the tire pressure recommendations. Between 32-35psi is what I put in my tires.
How do you change a drive belt on a 1998 Hyundai Accent?
u loosen up the pullie and replace it and put it back on its place (Quite articulate and complete. Must be an engineer)
