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General| Brand | Hyundai |
|---|---|
| Model | 2011 SONATA |
| Category | Automobile |
| Language | English |
Details the type of unleaded fuel, octane number, and specific fuel types like gasohol, methanol, and E85 to avoid for optimal performance and fuel system integrity.
Explains the proper use of seat belts, including maximum restraint, effectiveness in upright seats, child restraint placement, and shoulder belt positioning.
Emphasizes rear seat safety for children, proper installation of child restraint systems, and warnings against front seat placement due to airbags.
Describes the driver, passenger, side impact, and curtain airbags, and warns about the importance of seat belt usage even with airbags.
Details the functions of the smart key for locking/unlocking doors and starting the engine without inserting the key, including FCC compliance.
Explains the function of the tachometer in indicating engine RPM and its use for selecting shift points, with notes on behavior when the engine is off or starting.
Covers pre-driving checks including windows, tires, leaks, obstacles, fluid levels, and ensuring all controls and warning lights are operational before starting.
Provides step-by-step instructions for starting the engine with both manual and automatic transaxles, including warnings about shoe type and engine warm-up.
Explains the 6-speed manual transaxle operation, gear shifting, clutch usage, downshifting, and cautions regarding drastic downshifts and red-zone RPM.
Explains power brakes, brake failure procedures, parking brake operation, disc brake wear indicators, and ABS/ESC system functions.
Explains how to set, increase, decrease, temporarily accelerate, cancel, and resume cruise control speed, with warnings and cautions for safe usage.
Details the procedure for jump-starting a vehicle using jumper cables, with critical warnings about battery safety and using a 12-volt system.
Explains the TPMS, its malfunction indicator, and the implications of low tire pressure and system malfunctions.
Provides detailed instructions for changing a flat tire, including jacking instructions, tool usage, warnings about traffic lanes, and tire removal/installation.
Details normal and severe usage maintenance schedules based on mileage and time intervals, emphasizing emission control and performance.
Provides step-by-step instructions for checking engine oil level using the dipstick, including warnings about overfilling and radiator hose safety.
Details how to check brake/clutch fluid level, clean around the cap, add fluid if low, and warnings about contamination and mixing fluids.
Emphasizes maintaining recommended tire inflation pressures and staying within load limits for optimal safety, handling, and fuel economy.
Lists recommended lubricants and fluids for the engine, transmission, coolant, brake/clutch, and fuel, including API service and SAE viscosity grades.
