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Hyundai Santa FE (2006 release)

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Operation and maintenance of car
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Controls, salon equipment and instrument cluster
Management heater and ventilation system
The system automatically select the desired temperature (climate control)
Seats
Driving and vehicle maintenance
Before starting the engine
Combined ignition
Engine starting
Control manual gearbox
Automatic Transmission, 4, 5-speed)
Anti-lock brakes
Electronic ESP (ESP) (optional)
Work permanent all-wheel drive (4WD) (optional)
The locking system of a full drive 4WD (For models with electronically controlled four-wheel drive 4WD) (optional)
Receptions correct braking
Economical driving
Towing a trailer or a vehicle
If the engine does not start
Start of the engine from an external source
If the engine overheats
Spare wheel
Full size spare tire (optional)
Handling spare wheel
Replacing the flat tire
Emergency supplies (optional)
Towing faulty car
Emergency towing
Engine compartment
Checking and changing the engine coolant
Replacement air filter
Windshield Wiper Blades
Filling washer fluid reservoir
brake fluid
Caring for air conditioning
Replacing the air filter system climate control (for the unit and evaporator fan)
Checking and replacing fuses
Checking the battery
Check the electric cooling fan
Check the liquid level in a tank of the hydraulic drive of the amplifier of a steering
Hoses hydraulic drive the power steering
Adjusting headlights
Replacing bulbs
The fuse box in the engine compartment
Fuse box in the passenger compartment
Information about tires
Tables
Engine
Transmission
Chassis
Steering Gear
Brakes
Onboard electric
Body
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Engine compartment



The engine compartment of cars with V6 petrol engine working volume of 2.7 liters
Fig. 1.208. The engine compartment of cars with V6 petrol engine displacement of 2.7 l 1 - a broad tank; 2 - a tank of liquid of the amplifier of a steering; 3 - Engine oil filler plug; 4 - hydraulic drive fluid reservoir brake system; 5 - the air filter; 6 - Relay and fuse; 7 - a tank windscreen washer; 8 - radiator cap; 9 - the engine oil dipstick; 10 - dipstick automatic transmission (for vehicles with automatic transmission); 11 - battery




ATTENTION
When checking and maintenance of the engine, be careful when handling the tools to avoid damaging the plastic cylinder head cover.

The probe oil filler cap
Fig. 1.209. The probe oil filler cap



Checking the engine oil - gasoline engine 2.7 l
Before checking the engine oil warm up the engine to normal operating temperature and make sure the vehicle is on a level surface. Turn off the engine.
Wait about five minutes (gasoline engine) / about two minutes (diesel engine), pull out the dipstick, wipe it clean, reinsert the dipstick to the end and then pull it out. Check the oil level on the dipstick. It must be between the ?�FULL?� (?�full?�) and ?�LOW?� (?�Low?�) on the dipstick.

Topping up the oil
Fig. 1.210. Topping up the oil



Topping up the oil - gasoline engine 2.7 l
On the consumption of oil has a strong influence viscosity and oil quality, engine speed, driving conditions, etc. The engine consumes more oil in harsh environments, such as at high speeds and frequent acceleration and braking.




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