Clutch replacement overview 2010 Hyundai Elantra. How to change manual transmission
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- Clutch replacement overview 2010 Hyundai Elantra. How to change manual transmission. If you are wondering how to install or remove or replace a part on your car, I hope this video will help show you how to change it.
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Followed your video and it went flawlessly. Shade Tree mechanic, no lift, on the ground with jack stands and a floor jack. Tranny was out in 3 hours, flywheel resurfaced in a day and back together in the next day. Thank you for this, it was a huge help....mostly with the electrical connections and the engine cradle. I did drop it as it was just easier than trying to make that gap. Great video, detail and instructions. Thanks....2 thumbs up!!
How long did it take to put the transmission back?
Really great video. Have a 2013 Elantra GT with 210K miles on the original clutch. Has been a true gem of a car with < $100 in non maintenance parts total in over 11 years. Tries, brakes, fluids, and that's it. Clutch is still working fine, but just feels like it needs replacing as the engagement is a bit higher as well.
Also a shade tree mechanic and have done many prior clutches in the past. Thank you for the wonderful guide, and super helpful bolt head sizes when describing. So much appreciated and subscriber as well.
I've been driving with a broken clutch for years this is what I was looking for thankyou!!
The best mechanic ! Thanks for sharing ! Respect man !
How do you repair the grooving?
Great detail, just what I needed, thanks. Will let you know how it goes!!
Super helpful. thankyou for sharing.
Im certain i found the manual for this on the webb months ago, but cant seem to find it again .
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Thanks for the content great as always!!
Did you reuse that transmission with the grooves in it I have the same issue right now
Hey man I’ve got the same issue with my transmission. Nobody makes a repair kit. Did you overcome that issue? It’s not excessive grooving like in the video but it’s definitely enough to catch attention. Thank you👍🏼
@@joeybrazil3376 put new used tranny in
I'm wondering the same thing.@@joeybrazil3376
Awesome job, guys! Thank you for detailed instruction.
The throw out bearing rides on an aluminum tube? Cast into the transmission housing? Ouch! Thank you for sharing.
I'm hoping you might be able to give me some advice on my 2010 touring the shifter Acts like the cable is loose but everything else is moving even when the car is running it will shift without the clutch being depressed no grinding noise but when it happened it made like a little breaking noise like I snapped something I just got new pressure plate and master cylinder now it seems like the cable broke but I'm old school I don't really know about front will drive? anything you can tell me please do thank you
I pulled the axles, made it easier. pulled upper wire harness across back of engine, made it easier. car on jack stands, then used hydraulic lift table for the subframe. unbolted the tranny to frame mount from the tranny, 4 bolts, instead of separating mount. allowed it to drop straight down with no interference on body frame. new/used unit had some light damage to the throw out bearing tube, was able smooth them out. How did you deal with the severe grooves???? Great video, thank you!
Hi, reading your comment. Are you saying you where able to get the tranny out without removing the subframe this way?
no, removed the subframe first, then the tranny. My point was that it is easier to remove the tranny mount from the tranny.
Thank you for clarification. Guess I hoped it would be. 😄
sub frame is pretty easy to remove... no big deal...
I was wondering the same thing about the grooves. I have an 2008 Elantra and I hope that mine doesn't have any grooves.
Would you know why my oil light flashes at second great take off ? 2008 Hyundai Sonata ?
Would this be the same on a 2013 elantra gt manual clutch
I was wondering how many miles on the car and if this was the first change. Thanks for the video!
I have 120k on my Elantra and the clutch is still good.....
I've got 210, and just about to change mine - 2013 Elantra GT.
Is this the same layout as an 08?
How many hours of labor did this take you? Just curious.
I had my clutch replaced on my elantra now my shift knob is off center, more towards the right making it very hard to get into 5th gear...do you have any ideas how to fix this issue? Thanks in advance
Your shift cable bracket is likely misaligned. Or both cables may not be fully seating in the bracket on the trans
Almost got the tranny out on mine today
Damn is a typical clutch replacement this extensive.
I think the whole subframe drop makes it more extensive, but for transversal engines is a bit more extensive than longitudinal, generally speaking.
Oh man, what is this crime ?