Hyundai Sonata: Manual Transaxle. Repair procedures
Removal
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Remove the air duct(A).
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Remove the engine cover(B).
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Remove the air cleaner assembly(C).
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Remove the battery and battery tray(D).
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Disconnect the speed sensor connector (A).
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Disconnect the back up lamp switch connector (B).
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Remove the ground (A).
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| 8. |
Disconnect the cable assemblies (A) after removing the clips (B)
and pins (C).
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| 9. |
Disconnect the concentric slave cylinder tube(B) arter removing
the pins(A).
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Using the special tool (A)(09200-38001), support the engine transaxle
assembly safely.
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Remove the transaxle upper mounting bolts (B-2ea) and the starter
motor mounting bolts (A-2ea).
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Remove the ECM. (Refer to "Engine Control system" in FL group.)
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Remove the support mounting bolt (A).
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Remove the automatic transaxle support bracket mounting bolt (A).
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Remove the mounting bracket(A).
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| 16. |
Remove the under shield cover(A).
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| 17. |
Drain the manual transaxle fluid after removing the transaxle
drain plug(A).
It can be easier when the oil filler plug(B) is removed.
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| 18. |
Remove the Sub frame assembly. (Refer to "Front suspension system"
in SS group.)
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| 19. |
Remove the drive shaft assembly. (Refer to "Drive shaft assembly
" in DS group.)
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| 20. |
Remove the cover(A).
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Remove the side cover(A).
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| 22. |
Remove the mounting bolts(A-4ea, B-2ea) of lower part of the transaxle,
and the left side cover and remove the transaxle assembly by supporting
it with a jack.
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Installation
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Installation is the reverse of removal.
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| 2. |
After completing the installation perform the following procedure;
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Manual Transaxle. Components and Components Location
Components
1. Transaxle case
2. Taper roller bearing outer race
3. 1st/2nd shift fork
4. Reverse shift fork
5. Shift rail
6. 3rd/4th shift fork
7. 5th/6th ...
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