Pic. 1.218. washer reservoir
The windshield washer uses water from the tank shown in Figure 1.218. To fill it, you must use a good quality windshield washer fluid. With more frequent use of the washer, it is necessary to check the fluid level in the tank more often. The capacity of the tank is 4.6 liters.
Attention! Engine coolant must not be used in the washer system as it may damage the vehicle's paintwork. Do not overfill the washer reservoir, and do not use the washer when there is no fluid in the reservoir. This could damage the washer pump.
Checking the Fluid Level in an Automatic Transmission
The fluid level in the automatic transmission must be checked at the intervals indicated on the periodic maintenance chart in the service book.
Note. The fluid in the automatic transmission is red. During the operation of the car, the liquid will acquire a dark red hue. This is normal and is not a reason to change the fluid.
Recommended Automatic Transmission Fluid
The automatic transmission of a Hyundai car is designed to use ATF SP-III, DIAMOND ATF SP-III or SK ATF SP-III fluid.
Checking the Fluid Level in an Automatic Transmission
Pic. 1.219. Automatic transmission fluid dipstick
Park your vehicle on a level surface and apply the parking brake. The automatic transmission fluid must be at normal operating temperature and the engine must be idling while checking the automatic transmission fluid level (pic. 1.219).
With the engine idling, press the brake pedal and alternately move the selector from the position «R» in each of the following positions - «R», «N», «D» - and then return it to position «N» or «R». Leave the engine idling and follow the steps below.
Open the hood being careful not to get your hands, long hair or clothes caught in the rotating parts.
Remove the automatic transmission dipstick, wipe it dry, insert as far as it will go and remove it again. Check the oil level on the dipstick. It must be in the range «NOT» («Hot») on the probe.
Pic. 1.220. Checking the automatic transmission fluid level
The ATF level must be in the range «NOT» («Hot») (pic. 1.220).
If the fluid level is low, add fluid to the mark «NOT» («Hot») on the dipstick through the dipstick hole using a funnel. Do not add too much liquid.