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PETROL / Re: GD 2014 1.8L Spark Plugs: Gap
« Last post by TerryT June 02, 2024, 01:49:49 »
@SakarAu.  Just checking.  Spark plug replacement go ok?  Car running ok?
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DIESEL / Timing Chain
« Last post by i30bluedrive June 01, 2024, 21:26:03 »

Hi all,
My i30 is now 10 years old and on 85k miles. Has anyone had any experience with getting the timing chain changed on a 1.6 crdi engine or is it not necessary? I ask, as having been a previous owner of an N47 BMW engine, I know the risks of neglecting to change a timing chain (despite there still being a consensus that it doesn’t need to be changed and it’s lifetime). Whilst I don’t have any chain noise on my vehicle, it’s something I want to at least think about. If anyone has had it done, can you share where you have had it done and how much it cost? It seems there is a lack of any Hyundai / Ki specialists (outside of main dealers) in the UK. Not sure a local Indy would tackle such a job.

Thanks in advance!
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DIESEL / Re: getting oil filter out of 2009 diesel
« Last post by TerryT June 01, 2024, 04:38:36 »
@ Rae.  Out of curiosity I quickly browsed a few YouTube videos and in most of them the oil filter was easier to access than yours (they were more like what The Gonz said in his post above).   

Example:


You mentioned: Also the filter needs a 27 mm socket. I was surprised at the odd number.....how many people have a 27 mm socket laying around?   Just us tool nuts!! :lol:

    :D   

The above two 27mm sockets are from my roller toolbox, I think I have the same again somewhere in my track toolboxes (now well stored away and sadly no longer used).

If you intend to buy a 27mm socket but are still worried about clearing that plug connector, you maybe could use a 1/2" sq.dr. wobble extension which might offset the angle of attack on the filter enough to avoid the plug connector. 





I've posted above a short 50mm L wobble extension and it would need a normal extension bar added to it to reach the ratchet.  Or,  you could just use one long wobble extension up to the ratchet.
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DIESEL / Re: getting oil filter out of 2009 diesel
« Last post by TerryT June 01, 2024, 02:32:58 »
@Rae.  I found this on YouTube for Hyundai i30 CRDi 1.6 litre 2009 model.  Does it help or just confuse you more?  :neutral:




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COME AND SAY HI ! / Re: Hi
« Last post by eye30 May 31, 2024, 23:03:04 »
Welcome
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PETROL / Re: 2012 GD, 1.4 petrol. Car judders in 1st when warm.
« Last post by eye30 May 31, 2024, 23:00:16 »
Ok.

Mine does it as I described.  Only lasts for milliseconds then not again for month on end.
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DIESEL / Re: getting oil filter out of 2009 diesel
« Last post by The Gonz May 31, 2024, 12:16:25 »
My 2009 CRDi doesn't seem to have as much obstruction as yours.

I also didn't have a 27mm socket so I made my own:

:link: STL file 19mm to 27mm Socket Adapter 🔧 ・3D printing template to download・Cults
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I had horrendous wear on my fronts until I took up maintaining tyre pressure at 41PSI - never had a problem since!

Thanks Gonz - is that front and rear?
Yes, 41 all around
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PETROL / Re: Automatic Climate Control
« Last post by Gunit2000 May 31, 2024, 05:31:58 »
Just for more information, I understand that having the air circulation switched to outside helps dry out the evaporator, and also helps prevent bacteeria growing on the evaporator, causing bad smells.

HOWEVER I would like to be in charge of the vehicle I am driving, I don't need Hyundai or any other vehicle manufacturer trying to Work out when outside air is required.. I want to be the judge of that. I want to be in control of my Air Conditioning!

P.s I HATE Automatic Climate Control Systems in vehicles!! Yes I also understand the car resetting to outside air, is not strictly apart of ACC.

Sorry for the rant, and thanks for reading or helping.
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PETROL / Automatic Climate Control
« Last post by Gunit2000 May 31, 2024, 05:26:44 »
Hello,

Does anyone know how to stop the recirculation vent changing to "fresh" or "outside" air when ever the car is turned off?

My 2002 Elantra did this, and it would drive me friggin crazy..

I do understand why Hyundai thinks this is a good idea! There is no such thing as a perfect idea or plan. It's always two steps forward and one step back..

I have a 2011 i30 with Auto CC, and it has a mind of its own!! Yes I have already read the manual and tried to change the Auto climate control logic to "manual" however, only the change to automatic settings will do anything.. omfg.

Anyway can the CLIMATE CONTROL system be changed to not override my last setting I made?

I know with Stop Start systems, there is a modification people have made, that effectively pushes the button for you, and turns it off after it resets, after turning off the car.

Has anybody made a similar module that can stop the car changing to outside air, every time the ignition is turned off!

I know I am not the only one being annoyed by this.

Thanks 👍

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