Instruments and controls Hyundai Matrix

Identification data and engine compartment
Identification data Fig. 1.1. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is the number used to register a vehicle. It is located on the...

Car keys
Fig. 1.6. Car keys For added convenience, all car locks are opened with one key. However, since the doors can be locked without using a key, it is recommended to carry a...

Electronic immobilizer (anti-theft engine start blocking system)
The immobilizer is designed to minimize the likelihood of vehicle theft. Operations for emergency operation Fig. 1.8. Immobilizer indicator lamp If the immobilizer...

Car door locks
Warning! Driving with unlocked doors can be dangerous. Before driving (especially if there are children in the car), make sure that all doors are securely closed and...

Anti-theft system
This system is designed to prevent unauthorized entry into the car. It has three states: the first is readiness, the second is alarm, and the third state is off. When...

Tailgate
Warning! When the vehicle is moving, the rear door must always be completely closed. If it is open or slightly open, toxic exhaust gases may enter the vehicle, which may...

Controls and instrumentation
Fig. 1.23. Hyundai Matrix vehicle controls : 1 – Front fog light switch (additional equipment); 2 – headlight corrector switch (additional equipment); 3 – Rear fog light...

Instrument cluster
Fig. 1.24. Hyundai Matrix vehicle controls: 1 – coolant temperature indicator; 2 – tachometer; 3 – speedometer; 4 – electronic clock; 5 – odometer (trip counter) / daily...

Combined switch for lighting, headlights and direction indicators
Turn signal switch When the combination switch is moved downwards, the turn signals on the left side of the vehicle begin to flash. When the combination switch is moved...

Windscreen wiper and washer switch
Fig. 1.38. Three-position switch for windshield wiper and washer operation The switch has three positions: intermittent mode; slow motion; fast movement. Note: To...

Rear window wiper and washer
Fig. 1.42. Operating mode of the rear window wiper and washer 1. Washer fluid is supplied to the rear window and the wiper operates when the intermittent interval...

Hazard warning switch
Fig. 1.43. Emergency signal switch Use this switch when the vehicle is forced to stop in a dangerous place on the road. In case of stopping due to a malfunction, etc.,...

Rear window defroster switch
Fig. 1.44. Rear window heating switch To turn on the heating, press the switch. The rear window heating indicator light will light up. To turn off the heating, press the...

Front fog lamp switch (optional)
Fig. 1.45 . Front fog light switch To turn on the front fog lights, move this switch to the "ON" position. They come on when the headlight switch is in the first or...

Rear fog light switch (optional)
Fig. 1.46. Rear fog light switch To turn on the rear fog light, press this switch. It lights up when the ignition switch is in the "ON" position and the headlight switch...

Electronic clock
Fig. 1.47. Electronic clock The electronic clock has three control buttons. HOUR button – to set the hours. MIN button (minute) – to set the minutes. RESET button – to...

Headlight corrector switch
To adjust the beam direction of the headlights depending on the number of passengers and the weight of the cargo carried by the vehicle, turn the headlight range control...

Electric windows
Fig. 1.49. Driver's door window lift control panel The electric windows operate when the ignition key is in the "ON" position. The main window switches are located in...

Electrically operated exterior rear view mirrors
Fig. 1.51. Control panel of the outside rearview mirrors The outside rearview mirrors can be adjusted in any direction to provide the best possible rear view. Both the...

Interior rear view mirror
The car is equipped with an interior rearview mirror. To select the "night" position (anti-glare), pull the lever at the bottom of the mirror towards you. In this...

Parking brake
Always set the parking brake before leaving the vehicle. When the parking brake is set with the ignition switch in the "ON" or "START" position, the parking brake...

High-mounted brake light
When you press the brake pedal, in addition to the brake lights located at the bottom on each side of the car, the high brake light located in the middle of the rear...

Steering wheel tilt adjustment lever
To adjust the steering wheel, pull the lever down and hold it to unlock the steering wheel. Raise or lower the steering wheel to the desired position. After adjustment,...

Sound signal
Fig. 1.59. Sound signal To turn on the horn, press the steering wheel cover (Fig. 1.59).

Sunroof
The sunroof can only be operated when the ignition key is in the "ON" position. Sun protection blind Fig. 1.60. Sliding the sunshade The sun blind can be opened and...

Automatic fuel cut-off switch (petrol engine models)
Fig. 1.66. Location of the automatic fuel cut-off switch The automatic fuel cut-off switch is located in the engine compartment on the driver's side (Fig. 1.66). In the...

Stereo receiver operation (H210)
Fig. 1.67. Stereo receiver (H210) ON/VOL (power switch/volume control knob/left/right stereo balance control knob, scan switch). The radio operates when the ignition key...

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