Ultimate! Love how you provide the information around those fluids. Also love the timestamps in the descriptions, very useful to move back and forth within the video.
Wow, I got a used Hyundai Sonata recently and wanted to change the motor oil. A complete guide video that's been uploaded literally a day ago by a very informative man? Absolutely perfect. Thank you for this!
That is new information. Thank you for it. I never would have guessed, especially because have 2 separate power steering systems means more complications in terms of engineering, development and production for no real advantage. I wonder why they did that.
So we check the oil when the car is completely cooled down, correct? I’ve seen different answers on this and just wanted someone to clarify! Thanks in advance
Nice explanation, but I watched this video to know where and how exactly the gear oil can be changed. But that part was only mentioned and not explained.
Yeah the transmission fluid can't be changed easily. There is no fluid level dipstick or view port. The only way it can be changed is if you jack the car up and then there is a drain plug and fill up and that's about it. Even when you fill up, the way to measure is very rudimentary, just fill till it overfills and spills. Not really designed for replacement. As I mentioned they designed it for life.
@@VirarAutomotive Yeah, but you also mentioned that when it's up to 100,000 miles it should be flushed and changed, and this is exactly what I wanna know, because mine is over 150,000 miles now and when accelerating on a hilly ground it's always hard for the gear to change.
I came to find out about how to check the transmission fluid, but I see I'll need to keep looking. no other guidance than "flush at 100kmiles" ? How to add and check the level is what I'm looking for. good information on the other fluids, though.
Hi thanks for this video, if the steering wheel is a bit hard to turn with this and there's no fluid to flush so what's probably the problem with it? Thank you.
Transmission fluid is sealed off. Technically it is designed to last the life of the vehicle and that is why there is no dipstick. However if you want you can do a transmission flush. There should be videos showing that on RUclips
Hyundai only offered the V6 in the sonata till 2010. With the 2011 MY, it was a new generation vehicle, only 2 4 cylinder engines were offered. 2.4 L 4 cylinder engine and the 2.0L Turbo 4 cylinder engine.
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Wow! This is exactly what I was looking for!
You are welcome!
Hahahah. This started off as a prank to see if someone would ever notice it. You are the first one.😂😂😂
I generally have no interest in how cars work but I watched this entire video because it was so clear and easy to follow. Subscribing. Thanks!
Thank you for your kind words. Glad you found the video useful!
Ultimate! Love how you provide the information around those fluids. Also love the timestamps in the descriptions, very useful to move back and forth within the video.
Thank you
I scratched my head several times trying to figure out were the power steering fluid went 😂 thanks to this video it explains why I couldn't find it
Glad it was helpful! Haha. Yes it can be confusing when you are looking for it the first time!
Wow, I got a used Hyundai Sonata recently and wanted to change the motor oil. A complete guide video that's been uploaded literally a day ago by a very informative man?
Absolutely perfect. Thank you for this!
Thank you for your kind words. Glad you found the video useful!
Amazing knowledge about your fluids the way of describing is superb 👏👏👏👏
By far the best video I've watched to help me understand my car.
Thank you. Glad you found it useful!
So if your steering wheel feel tight , what do you do ?
Just saved $$$ by doing this myself! Thank you!
Glad I could help!
Awesome videos. Saved the playlist to watch whenever I have a problem with my sonata. Thanks a lot for super helpful videos!
Glad to hear that! You are very welcome. 😊👍
I just bought this car , & this video is helpful and organized too thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Very informative! Thank you!
You are very welcome!
I'm glad I watched this video. I learned something that I didn't know 🙏🏿🙏🏿
Glad it was helpful!
Informative with details! Thanks
Glad you found it useful!
I like how you explained everything, Thank you
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Thank you for this detailed explanation.
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What a great video, straight to the point. Thanks.
Glad I could help!
Appreciate your video and in depth explanation
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So detailed and to the point. Very helpful thank u!!!
Thank you for your kind words. Glad to hear that you found it useful!!
Thank you! This is very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
@@VirarAutomotive Back again a year later to make sure I do this right...thank you again! haha
I have same car with 2.4 GDI YF SEDAN, Australian model, it does have hydraulic power steering and oil reservoir!
That is new information. Thank you for it.
I never would have guessed, especially because have 2 separate power steering systems means more complications in terms of engineering, development and production for no real advantage. I wonder why they did that.
@@VirarAutomotive yeah I went to local mechanic and he told me that as well.
I can send you photo or video if you want!
Yes please. You can message me on Instagram or Facebook @VirarAutomotive
This is not the case on my Hyundai Sonata YF 2011 Theta II Engine. It has a Power Steering fluid reservoir near the Coolant.
Is it a North American build ?
So we check the oil when the car is completely cooled down, correct? I’ve seen different answers on this and just wanted someone to clarify! Thanks in advance
Engine oil, check when the car is warm and an on a level surface
Coolant, check when the car is cool.
Brake fluid, doesn't really matter hot or cold.
Super useful video. Thanks !
You are very welcome!
When you mention about the transmission fluid being flushed, does it have to be refilled? I’m just a little confused on that.
Yes. That's correct. It has to be drained and refilled.
Whenever I turn the wheel to the left it makes a clicking sound on a Hyundai sonata it's a 2013 what could that be before I take it to the mechanic
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Is it this?
Nice explanation, but I watched this video to know where and how exactly the gear oil can be changed. But that part was only mentioned and not explained.
Yeah the transmission fluid can't be changed easily. There is no fluid level dipstick or view port. The only way it can be changed is if you jack the car up and then there is a drain plug and fill up and that's about it. Even when you fill up, the way to measure is very rudimentary, just fill till it overfills and spills. Not really designed for replacement. As I mentioned they designed it for life.
@@VirarAutomotive Yeah, but you also mentioned that when it's up to 100,000 miles it should be flushed and changed, and this is exactly what I wanna know, because mine is over 150,000 miles now and when accelerating on a hilly ground it's always hard for the gear to change.
I came to find out about how to check the transmission fluid, but I see I'll need to keep looking. no other guidance than "flush at 100kmiles" ? How to add and check the level is what I'm looking for.
good information on the other fluids, though.
There is no clear way to just check the transmission fluid level. No viewport or dipstick.
I have a 2013 hyundai sonata hybrid
It’s liking oil from the steering rack
How can i check the fluid level??
Are you sure it's leaking from the steering rack ?
Very helpful video 👌👍
Glad I could help!
Hi thanks for this video, if the steering wheel is a bit hard to turn with this and there's no fluid to flush so what's probably the problem with it? Thank you.
Sorry. Can't say without looking. Getting it looked at by the mechanic would be the best bet
Steering wheel fluid?
No steering fluid as it's an electric power steering.
How we can change Transmission Fluid ? Where its located
Transmission fluid is sealed off. Technically it is designed to last the life of the vehicle and that is why there is no dipstick. However if you want you can do a transmission flush. There should be videos showing that on RUclips
Power Steering Oil Kidr Hota hai???
No power steering fluid as it's electric power steering system for this 2011-2014 Sonata.
@@VirarAutomotive my car power steering hard😢
Maybe get tbe electric power steering checked.
Wait is that a v6 engine
No Sir. That's a straight 4. 2.0 Liter Turbo Engine.
Hyundai only offered the V6 in the sonata till 2010. With the 2011 MY, it was a new generation vehicle, only 2 4 cylinder engines were offered. 2.4 L 4 cylinder engine and the 2.0L Turbo 4 cylinder engine.
@@VirarAutomotive ohh thank u cause mine is a v6 3.3 litter
Yup. That engine was offered till 2010.