Flywheel Explained

The flywheel is an essential component in a manual transmission car. This component keeps moving constantly to ensure the car is well controlled. It serves to rotate the engine.
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[@24kgcampione88]

I got a car a hyundai sonata g 2012, recently I went to put a catalytic converter also while looking at it carefully it looked like it was a bigger than the other part is that normal it's half in inch bigger idk maybe it's miss placed.
Also I need to know how I can fix theses codes
p0038
P0032
P0038
P0461
P0032
P0038
P0032

[@nondainc]

Hi, you can check the code information in our app, ZUS, by going to the Safety Center > Safety Center Settings > OBD2 & Issue Codes Lookup.