Driving and towing a car Hyundai Getz

Recommended fuel
Use unleaded gasoline. Hyundai vehicles must use unleaded gasoline with an octane rating of 91 RON (research method, "Normal") or higher. Use of leaded gasoline will...

Recommendations for running in your new Hyundai
Petrol engines During the first 2000 km of mileage. Technically, your new vehicle does not require any special break-in procedures. However, you can help extend the...

Car exhaust gases are very dangerous!
Engine exhaust gases can be very dangerous. If you smell exhaust gases in your car, roll down your windows immediately. Do not inhale exhaust gases. Exhaust gases...

Before starting the engine
Pepper, before starting the engine, do the following: 1. Inspect the vehicle for punctures, oil or water stains, or other visible signs of possible malfunctions. 2;...

Combination ignition switch
To start the engine If your Hyundai vehicle is equipped with a manual transmission, move the gear shift lever to neutral and fully depress the clutch pedal. If your...

Ignition switch positions
Warning: Do not turn off the engine or remove the key from the ignition while the vehicle is moving. This will cause the steering wheel to lock and the vehicle to become...

Starting the engine
Starting a gasoline engine Warning: Never run the engine in a closed or poorly ventilated area longer than necessary to enter or exit. Carbon monoxide in exhaust gases...

Manual transmission control
The manual transmission of your Hyundai has a standard gear shift pattern. The gear shift pattern is shown on the gear shift knob. All forward gears are synchronized and...

Automatic transmission
Hyundai's high-performance automatic transmission has four forward gears and one reverse gear. Gear shifting is automatic depending on the selector position. The...

Overdrive mode switch (upshift)
When the Overdrive mode is engaged, the transmission automatically upshifts to second, third and fourth (overdrive) gears. If the Overdrive mode switch is disengaged,...

Correct braking techniques
Warning: Do not place luggage on the rear seat shelf above the rear seat backrest. In the event of a traffic accident (crash) or sudden braking, luggage may be thrown...

Anti-lock braking system
The anti-lock braking system (ABS) prevents the wheels from locking during sudden braking or when driving on a road with different surfaces. The electronic control unit...

Economical driving
By following these instructions you can save fuel and increase your vehicle's mileage without refueling: Drive smoothly. Avoid sudden acceleration - Try to drive at a...

Driving in winter conditions
More severe operating conditions in winter lead to greater wear of parts and other problems. To minimize winter operating problems, you should follow these tips: Driving...

Driving at high speed
Checks before starting to move: 1. Tires Adjust your tire pressure for highway driving. Low tire pressure can cause your tires to overheat and possibly fail. Avoid using...

Use of lighting
Check your lights regularly and keep your lights clean. When driving during the day in poor visibility conditions, it is useful to turn on your low beam headlights. This...

Towing a trailer or car
If you are going to use your vehicle for towing, first check the local regulations. Regulations for towing trailers, cars or other types of vehicles may vary in...

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