As I reach this mileage on my 11 year old Hyundai Elantra X20...it is something to be proud off, the quality of Korea car is just awesome .... on this week I did an oil change and top it off with X-1R engine oil additive.
As for today, decided to change the ATF as it's already over 30,000km...send the car to my regular workshop in Taman Melawati to do it. And then it crossed my mind to also service the aircond. The last service was more than 5 years ago.
The aircond compressor already pull out !!
Place it in the vice, change the O-ring and oil seal. Pressure test to confirm seal are good and replenish with fresh compressor oil and also clean the condenser.
The aircond compressor fitted to my Hyundai Elantra is the original aircond compressor since I bought the car in total 11 years running well.
Saturday, October 26, 2019
The 198,522km
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Sunday, October 20, 2019
Engine Control Temp Sensor Replace on Hyundai Avante 2.0
There were many sensor I had replace all due to difficult to start when the engine is hot and hesitation to accelerate when the engine is hot. From checking of the air leak on the vacuum hoses till replacing the Throttle body position sensor, crankshaft sensor, VVT sensor or oil control valve sensor...all end up with little improvement and the problem never solve.
Even send to my regular mechanic could not detect fault code.
Until then, I read up on the internet :
I have not change this sensor since I bought the car, that is over 13 years. So I gave it a try. It cost only RM50. Should conduct the test with a volt meter, anyway I don't have it and this is the only sensor I yet replace.
You may find the sensor located nearly the cylinder cover. You need a long box socket size 16 to remove the sensor.
Will need to drain out some coolant before removing the sensor. Locate the drain plug from bottom of the radiator.
Here are the comparison between the old and new ECT sensor. Place a layer of the pvc white tape. A layer is sufficient, do not apply extra layer as the cylinder head is made of aluminium, do not wish to crack it during tightening.
A word of caution, during fitting it must be align properly and hand tighten before fully tighten with a wrench. Avoid over tighten. Refill the coolant and ready to go.
After more 300km of drive, no more problem as mentioned above. The drive is smooth which I have long missed. No more of the hesitation to accelerate or hard starting when the engine is hot. Cold starting never a problem.
Even send to my regular mechanic could not detect fault code.
Until then, I read up on the internet :
I have not change this sensor since I bought the car, that is over 13 years. So I gave it a try. It cost only RM50. Should conduct the test with a volt meter, anyway I don't have it and this is the only sensor I yet replace.
You may find the sensor located nearly the cylinder cover. You need a long box socket size 16 to remove the sensor.
Will need to drain out some coolant before removing the sensor. Locate the drain plug from bottom of the radiator.
Here are the comparison between the old and new ECT sensor. Place a layer of the pvc white tape. A layer is sufficient, do not apply extra layer as the cylinder head is made of aluminium, do not wish to crack it during tightening.
A word of caution, during fitting it must be align properly and hand tighten before fully tighten with a wrench. Avoid over tighten. Refill the coolant and ready to go.
After more 300km of drive, no more problem as mentioned above. The drive is smooth which I have long missed. No more of the hesitation to accelerate or hard starting when the engine is hot. Cold starting never a problem.
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