What did you do to your Hyundai TODAY?
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Vehicle: X3 Sprint, S-Coupe Turbo
rebuilt my master and slave cylinders to combat the clutch slipping so much. the master cylinder bore was chipped!? anyway, i had spares from my old X3. incidentally, you can do the slave cylinder mod on the LC and X3! After i put it all back together, the clutch felt totally different. Its light as hell, far lighter than stock. Pedal feel is much more precise, and it fixed the slipping problem entirely. Huzzah for free mods!
Now that thats all sorted, its time to mark up the harness and pull the engine out this afternoon. Yay
Now that thats all sorted, its time to mark up the harness and pull the engine out this afternoon. Yay
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Vehicle: x3
took stock radiator out. will replace with megan racing radiator tomorrow. also will install my 440cc injectors just back from deatschwerks for cleaning.
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Vehicle: 1997 hyundai coupe
drove it to the mechanics to get it checked for that incredibly annoying hard start problems when warm (i did everything i could to solve it: changed starter, ignition coil, spark plug wires, CPK sensor, camshaft position sensor, sparkplugs). also had my knock sensor replaced.
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Vehicle: 2000 Hyundai Tiburon
Swapped out drivers side rear caliper, and put proper bolts in the shift base mount.
Found which wire needs to be clipped to select the 5-speed map in the ECU.
Threw a cigar in the glovebox for when I get her on the road.
Found which wire needs to be clipped to select the 5-speed map in the ECU.
Threw a cigar in the glovebox for when I get her on the road.