Great explanation + really appreciate the effort you put into proper lighting and different camera angles and finding effective ways of explaining - you're credit to UA-cam and really think about your audience. Thank you.
This was an AMAZING tutorial, IMO. Have the zero offset box wrench set. About to give it a go. Thanks for taking the time, with explaining and diagramming the belt path. Update: the instructions were top notch. Very clear on what to do. I’ve purchased 2 belts, that were “replacements” were a 2012 Hyundai Sonata 2.4L. Neither worked. And trust me when I say I tried, for hours. I thought it was something I may have been doing wrong. I would HIGHLY suggest purchasing an OEM replacement from Hyundai. That’s my next option/course of action.
Thank you very much for the kind words DavidLeeKnows! I'm glad this video could help. I agree about using the OEM belt. Let me know how it goes when all is done. Cheers!
Thank you for the video and especially emphasizing the need for the zero offset wrench. Tried doing the job this morning with the many existing tools I own. However was a no go after a few hours. Although I could have gotten the belt loose with my deep offset wrench, the force of the tensioner traps the wrench in place against the A/C line. Going to order the wrench set and give it another go once I receive them.
Great video, only one suggestion , when you check to see if belt is on right on pulleys use bare hands , no gloves, this gives you better tactile feedback.
Hey Everyone! How many of you have had a hard time trying to change out your drive belt or serpentine belt and it took up more time than you expected? I noticed that when I use a zero offset box wrench that it makes changing the drive belt super easy and quick. Let me know in the comments what tool or tools have worked best for you. I'd love to hear your techniques and methods. Cheers!
The wrench really helped. I spent three hours trying to put belt on top idler last and continually failed, the key was putting belt on the Compressor last. Took 10 minutes after watching your video. Thank You, Thank You, Thank You.
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Great Video. I just did it. You are right 17 mm zero offset wrench is a must. Few things I did differently; I did not see that relocating the expansion reservoir and cooling line bracket holding screw will make it any difference, so I left it in place. I also found it more convenient to finish wrapping the belt on water pump pulley instead of the compressor, it is higher and more visible. It may be a matter of preference. I never lift the car it stayed on the ground at all times. My car is a 2012 Hyundai Sonata Limite. Time spend; 35 minutes. Thank you.
I just got the set of wrenches and the 17mm x 14mm end is too long to have the wrench sit low like you show in the video, there’s two thin gray pipes in the way, any tips?
Hello Jacobo Escobar, I believe there might be a bracket holding the two gray pipes. This might give you enough room to get past the pipes. Please check with your local certified Hyundai mechanic to confirm this. Happy wrenching!
Great Video! I've tried getting to that tensioner with several different tools; low profile sockets, a number of different wrenches. None of them fit! The only issue is that the Amazon link is for a set of 6 wrenches that cost $100. Trying to find just the 17mm wrench as I don't need the others.
Hello Andy Bech! Thank you for the kind words! I know what you mean. The best place to search is ebay. Every once in a while a Snap On 17mm zero offset box wrench will show up. Best of luck to you!
@@GarageDynamics Thanks for the reply. I was able to get a hold of someone and they explained it was the gas type for my engine that was causing the noise lol
Hello Stephen Martin! The first belt I believe was a continental, and now I'm using an OEM serpentine belt. They are a bit hard to find online. I think I ended up buying the continental at autozone.
Not going to be two minutes for people who never done it before. As a retired corporate trainer, the man did the video very well , he hit all bullet points and explained everything well. He may not had said the size but he showed it plenty of times, clearly showing 17 mm.
AMAZING VIDEO!!!!!! I love the quality and explanations! Do i need to remove the wheel to do this job and is the timing belt the same as the serpentine belt on the Hyundai Sonata?
Could have shortened the video by at least 4 minutes, if you got right to the point! Story time got real boring!! Other than that, informative, almost as good as "The Original Mechanics" Clip, who had the same diagram, but was 5 minutes shorter in duration, because he wasn't into Story telling or useless information, that had nothing to do with the job
Hello George Gonzalez! Here's the name of the tool. I'll also leave a link in the description. Hope this helps. Cheers! Genius Tools 6PC Metric Extra Long Box End Wrench Set
Hello Mpett2, It's recommended to change the belt every 60 to 100k. Also, if you notice signs of wear or cracking then I would change it. I hope this helps. Cheers!
You could just as well freeze the vid and clearly see it's 17mm, it's easily visible a number of times as he mentioned the tool. People learn by visual, audio, hands on; you don't seem to be a visual learner.
Can I use the 17mm x 19mm 407mm length or only the 14mm x 17mm 368mm length genius tools zero offset box wrench? Will the 17mm x 19mm 407mm length fit?
DUUUUUDDDEEEE STOOOOPPP...this would have been an amazing video if you wouldn't have told me 25 times that a 0° offset box-end wrench is the tool for the job. If someone can't tell by looking at it that it's a 0° offset box end then they SHOULDN'T BE CHANGING THE BELT! Also, I KNOW it's your opinion and that what you're showing me worked for you. Be confident in what you're teaching, because I'm going to do use this video to change mine tonight! Tell your audience what to do, it makes you come across as knowledgeable as you clearly are. Just my two cents. Great video otherwise. ☄️
@@doomheadshot9744 You don't need to delete it. People are asking as little as a week ago, they are neither observant nor listening. It's sadly, funny.
Sir i believe you talk to much for that so simple I had to go forwar and forward Im doing my sonata right now Just needed like 3 minutes video but naaaaahh
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Great explanation + really appreciate the effort you put into proper lighting and different camera angles and finding effective ways of explaining - you're credit to UA-cam and really think about your audience. Thank you.
The best video I have seen on serpentine belt replacement . Thanks bro. Keep going .
This was an AMAZING tutorial, IMO. Have the zero offset box wrench set. About to give it a go. Thanks for taking the time, with explaining and diagramming the belt path.
Update: the instructions were top notch. Very clear on what to do.
I’ve purchased 2 belts, that were “replacements” were a 2012 Hyundai Sonata 2.4L. Neither worked. And trust me when I say I tried, for hours. I thought it was something I may have been doing wrong. I would HIGHLY suggest purchasing an OEM replacement from Hyundai. That’s my next option/course of action.
Thank you very much for the kind words DavidLeeKnows! I'm glad this video could help. I agree about using the OEM belt. Let me know how it goes when all is done. Cheers!
wow. what an awesome video. clear, to the point, awesome camera angles. one of the best i have seen. like and sub. thank you, sir!
Thank you for your support of the channel and the kind words Adam Nugent! I really appreciate it! 🙌🙏😁
Thank you for the video and especially emphasizing the need for the zero offset wrench. Tried doing the job this morning with the many existing tools I own. However was a no go after a few hours. Although I could have gotten the belt loose with my deep offset wrench, the force of the tensioner traps the wrench in place against the A/C line. Going to order the wrench set and give it another go once I receive them.
I'm glad I could help arthurmiceli4426, I hope everything works out for you.
Wow what an amazing video. I haven’t done it yet but this video makes me really confident. Thank you!
I been trying to put my belt on for 2 days I ran across this video so I’m about to give it a try Day 3
I keep getting like a half inch away
Great video, only one suggestion , when you check to see if belt is on right on pulleys use bare hands , no gloves, this gives you better tactile feedback.
Thanks for the tip Carlos Garnica!
Subscribed and liked! Great video man. Everything felt so natural and just a smooth video overall. Great job.
What belt size do you need? I bought a duralast oe but it doesn't fit at all. I
I had to go out of my way to comment and like. You are a lifesaver!
Hey Everyone! How many of you have had a hard time trying to change out your drive belt or serpentine belt and it took up more time than you expected? I noticed that when I use a zero offset box wrench that it makes changing the drive belt super easy and quick. Let me know in the comments what tool or tools have worked best for you. I'd love to hear your techniques and methods. Cheers!
The wrench really helped. I spent three hours trying to put belt on top idler last and continually failed, the key was putting belt on the Compressor last. Took 10 minutes after watching your video. Thank You, Thank You, Thank You.
Those wrenches are also good to change the idler pulleys when the bearings go bad.
Wow, thank you for the video. Gives just the right amount of information!
You just earned a new subscriber!
You made it so easy, thank you.
Thank you very much for a great instructional, I just a bought a set of offset box wrenches. Very detail and good camera views to see.
You are Genius woow , can you make video for 2016 Hyundai sonata hybrid HSG belt ? Please
Great video but what size is this zero offset wrench? Thanks
Dude, you are an excellent teacher. Thank you.
Hello Grimey Beast! You're welcome! Glad to be of service to you. And thank you very much for the kind words :)
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Great video. Yeah I have the same set. Wjat size is the screw? 17MM
Great Video. I just did it. You are right 17 mm zero offset wrench is a must. Few things I did differently; I did not see that relocating the expansion reservoir and cooling line bracket holding screw will make it any difference, so I left it in place. I also found it more convenient to finish wrapping the belt on water pump pulley instead of the compressor, it is higher and more visible. It may be a matter of preference. I never lift the car it stayed on the ground at all times. My car is a 2012 Hyundai Sonata Limite. Time spend; 35 minutes. Thank you.
I'm glad to hear the good news Stanley Bujak! Thank you for the advice as well. I'll consider that for next time :)
Really good informative video.
You said zero offset box wrench 1000 times but not mention the size
Depends on the model. Most of the time it is 17mm. Some model is 14mm.
I just got the set of wrenches and the 17mm x 14mm end is too long to have the wrench sit low like you show in the video, there’s two thin gray pipes in the way, any tips?
Hello Jacobo Escobar, I believe there might be a bracket holding the two gray pipes. This might give you enough room to get past the pipes. Please check with your local certified Hyundai mechanic to confirm this. Happy wrenching!
Great video! Very informative!
Great Video! I've tried getting to that tensioner with several different tools; low profile sockets, a number of different wrenches. None of them fit! The only issue is that the Amazon link is for a set of 6 wrenches that cost $100. Trying to find just the 17mm wrench as I don't need the others.
Hello Andy Bech! Thank you for the kind words! I know what you mean. The best place to search is ebay. Every once in a while a Snap On 17mm zero offset box wrench will show up. Best of luck to you!
Maybe a pass thru wrench?
17mm my husband changing his now
7:03 who want to fast foward
Excellent video I hope I got a long 17mm in the garage 🙏
Thank you Chetty Chet! I'll be hoping as well! :)
@@GarageDynamics was very difficult for me to get belt around last pully but its on now and zeroooo noise =] thanks again buddy
@@chetty1212 I'm so glad to hear that! It's my pleasure! Enjoy your ride :)
Please help: what are the torque specs for the idler pulleys and tensioner pulley for a 2009 Hyundai Sonata GLS 2.4L? Thanks.
Would the diagram work for a 2017 Sonata?
Awesome video!!!
Thanks TUCKER MAX!!!
I have a 2015 sonata sport 2.4 same instructions but was different then this diagram
Hello carLOS BEATS, Thank you for sharing this with me
All the people that are complaining that hes talking too much probably didn't do well in school
Hello Andre K! Thanks for understanding. You know how it is. Peace brother!
Do the same steps apply to a 2017 Sonata?
Hello Autum Mireles, I can't say for sure. The belt design might be different depending on your type of engine.
@@GarageDynamics Thanks for the reply. I was able to get a hold of someone and they explained it was the gas type for my engine that was causing the noise lol
@@autummireles7843 You're welcome. I'm glad you got everything sorted out. Cars are so mysterious aren't they lol!
Thanks I just changed mine
You're welcome Brooklynapoli! I'm glad everything worked out!
What belt did you use for your 2.4?
I having trouble finding one.
Hello Stephen Martin! The first belt I believe was a continental, and now I'm using an OEM serpentine belt. They are a bit hard to find online. I think I ended up buying the continental at autozone.
12 minute video for some that takes a minute or 2? Cmon man
Not going to be two minutes for people who never done it before.
As a retired corporate trainer, the man did the video very well , he hit all bullet points and explained everything well.
He may not had said the size but he showed it plenty of times, clearly showing 17 mm.
AMAZING VIDEO!!!!!! I love the quality and explanations! Do i need to remove the wheel to do this job and is the timing belt the same as the serpentine belt on the Hyundai Sonata?
Good job.
Thank you Hadi Alrubai! :)
Great video but it easily could be a 4 minuets video
Thanks for the video, might need to change out the alternator so getting the offset wrench will be a great access
Thank you!!
Awesome!
Could have shortened the video by at least 4 minutes, if you got right to the point! Story time got real boring!! Other than that, informative, almost as good as "The Original Mechanics" Clip, who had the same diagram, but was 5 minutes shorter in duration, because he wasn't into Story telling or useless information, that had nothing to do with the job
Big Jim S when are you posting your video?
What’s the name of the tool again
Hello George Gonzalez! Here's the name of the tool. I'll also leave a link in the description. Hope this helps. Cheers!
Genius Tools 6PC Metric Extra Long Box End Wrench Set
7:11 👍🏽
How often do you have to change these belts
Hello Mpett2, It's recommended to change the belt every 60 to 100k. Also, if you notice signs of wear or cracking then I would change it. I hope this helps. Cheers!
I need this video for a 2015 Sonata... uggh
i was just tryna figure out what tools i needed. this guy is taking YEARS to explain this shit
how often we need to replace it ?does tension-er need to be replaced ?
Feels like a sword 😂
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damn you made the whole video and didn't even mention the size of the box wrench. You mind telling everyone what is the size of the box wrench?
Right im tryna do a timing chain but need to get all that off
You could just as well freeze the vid and clearly see it's 17mm, it's easily visible a number of times as he mentioned the tool.
People learn by visual, audio, hands on; you don't seem to be a visual learner.
Can I use the 17mm x 19mm 407mm length or only the 14mm x 17mm 368mm length genius tools zero offset box wrench? Will the 17mm x 19mm 407mm length fit?
What’s the name of the tool again
DUUUUUDDDEEEE STOOOOPPP...this would have been an amazing video if you wouldn't have told me 25 times that a 0° offset box-end wrench is the tool for the job. If someone can't tell by looking at it that it's a 0° offset box end then they SHOULDN'T BE CHANGING THE BELT! Also, I KNOW it's your opinion and that what you're showing me worked for you. Be confident in what you're teaching, because I'm going to do use this video to change mine tonight! Tell your audience what to do, it makes you come across as knowledgeable as you clearly are. Just my two cents. Great video otherwise. ☄️
Yet for all that mentioning there are people asking what the hell is the name of the tool.
Just look at the comments.
@@pjfsr7024 welllll I mean...I made that comment 10 months ago. I can delete it if you like?
@@doomheadshot9744 You don't need to delete it.
People are asking as little as a week ago, they are neither observant nor listening.
It's sadly, funny.
Talks too much and did not say what size motor he was working on no thanks but you are good
Sir i believe you talk to much for that so simple
I had to go forwar and forward
Im doing my sonata right now
Just needed like 3 minutes video but naaaaahh
Great Thanks!
Talking way to much. Just show us how to do it
He said in the video it wasn't a how to video lol
You didn’t actually take the belt off or do anything but crank on tensioner . Pretty useless video