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INSTRUMENT CLUSTER
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2.
Spe
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3.
Eng
ine temperature gauge
4.
Fue
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5.
W
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6.
T
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signal indicators
7.
Odo
meter/T
rip computer (if equipped)
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Table of Contents
Safety and Vehicle Damage Warning
3
Guide to Hyundai Genuine Parts
5
Table of Contents
7
Introduction
8
How to Use the Manual
9
Fuel Requirements
9
Gasoline Engine
9
Gasoline Containing Alcohol and Methanol
10
Leaded
10
Introduction
10
Operation in Foreign Countries
11
Gasolines for Cleaner Air
11
Use of MTBE
11
Diesel Engine
11
Biodiesel
12
Vehicle Handling Instructions
13
Vehicle Break-In Process
13
Indicator Symbols on the Instrument Cluster
14
Your Vehicle at a Glance
16
Interior Overview
17
Left-Hand Drive Type
17
Right-Hand Drive Type
18
Instrument Panel Overview
19
Engine Compartment
21
Safety System of Your Vehicle
23
Front Seat
24
Rear Seat
24
Loose Objects
25
Uprighting Seat
25
Driver Responsibility for Front Seat Passenger
25
Driver’s Seat
25
Steering Wheel
25
Rear Seatbacks
26
Manual Adjustment
27
Adjusting the Seatback Recliner
27
Lumbar Support
28
Headrest
28
Active Headrest
29
Adjusting the Angle
29
Adjusting the Height up and down
29
Removal
30
Seat Warmer
30
Seatback Pockets
31
Seat Warmer Burns
31
Seatback Pocket
31
Armrest
33
Folding the Rear Seat
34
Damaging Rear Seat Belt Buckles
36
Rear Seat Belts
36
Cargo
36
Cargo Loading
36
Seat Belts
37
Seat Belt Restraint System
37
Seat Belt Warning
38
Lap/Shoulder Belt
39
Height Adjustment
40
To Release the Seat Belt:
41
To Unfasten the Rear Center Belt
42
Stowing the Rear Seat Belt
43
Pre-Tensioner Seat Belt
44
Seat Belt Precautions
47
Infant or Small Child
47
Shoulder Belts on Small Children
48
Pregnant Women
48
Larger Children
48
Injured Person
49
One Person Per Belt
49
Do Not Lie down
49
Care of Seat Belts
49
Periodic Inspection
50
Keep Belts Clean and Dry
50
When to Replace Seat Belts
50
To Reduce the Chance or Serious or Fatal Injuries
51
Child Restraint System /
51
Using a Child Restraint System
52
Installing a Child Restraint System by Lap/Shoulder Belt
53
Child Seat Installation
53
Child Seat Restraint Suitability for Seat Position Using the Seat Belt
55
Securing a Child Restraint Seat with “Tether Anchor” System
55
Tether Strap
56
Child Restraint Check
56
Child Restraint Anchorage
56
Securing a Child Restraint System with Isofix/Tether Anchorage System
57
To Secure the Child Restraint Seat
58
Child Seat Restraint Suitability for Vehicle ISOFIX Positions
60
Safety System of Your Vehicle
60
Recommended Child Restraint Systems
61
Airbag-Supplemental Restraint System /
62
How Does the Air Bag System Operate
63
Noise and Smoke
64
Air Bag Warning and Indicator
65
Air Bag Warning Light
65
Passenger’s Front Air Bag on Indicator
66
Passenger’s Front Air Bag off Indicator
66
SRS Components and Functions
67
Instrument Cluster
68
Driver's and Passenger's Front Air Bag
69
Passenger’s Front Air Bag ON/OFF Switch
72
To Deactivate or Reactivate the Passenger’s Front Air Bag
72
Side Impact Air Bag
74
Curtain Air Bag
76
Why Didn’t My Air Bag Go off in a Collision?
78
Air Bag Inflation Conditions
79
Front Air Bags
79
Side Impact and Curtain Air Bags
80
Air Bag Non-Inflation Conditions
80
SRS Care
83
Additional Safety Precautions
84
Adding Equipment to or Modifying Your Air Bag-Equipped Vehicle
84
Air Bag Warning Label
85
Features of Your Vehicle
86
Record Your Key Number
87
Key Operations
87
Ignition Key
87
Immobilizer System
88
Remote Keyless Entry System Perations
90
Transmitter Precautions
91
Battery Replacement
91
Smart Key Functions
93
Locking
93
Unlocking
94
Tailgate Unlocking
94
Start-Up
94
Smart Key Precautions
95
Door Lock/Unlock in an Emergency Situation
95
Theft-Alarm System
96
Armed Stage
96
Smart Key
97
Disarmed Stage
97
Theft-Alarm Stage
97
Operating Door Locks from Outside the Vehicle
98
Operating Door Locks from Inside the Vehicle
99
With Central Door Lock Switch
99
Deadlocks
100
Doors
100
Unlocked Vehicles
100
Unattended Children
100
Rear Door Locks
101
Child-Protector Rear Door Lock
101
Speed Sensing Door Lock System
101
Opening the Tailgate
102
Closing the Tailgate
102
Driving Your Vehicle
102
Emergency Tailgate Safety Release
103
Exhaust Fumes
103
Rear Cargo Area
103
Windows
104
Power Windows
105
Window Opening and Closing
105
Automatic Reversal
106
Auto Up/Down Window
106
Auto down Window
106
Power Window Lock Button
107
Opening the Hood
109
Hot Parts
109
Closing the Hood
110
Hood
110
Opening the Fuel Filler Lid
111
Closing the Fuel Filler Lid
111
Refueling
112
Refueling Dangers
112
Panorama Sunroof
114
Sunroof Open Warning Chime
114
Sliding the Sunroof
115
Tilting the Sunroof
116
Roller Blind
117
Resetting the Sunroof
117
Electric Power Steering
118
Tilt Steering
119
Horn
119
Electric Chromic Mirror
120
Inside Rearview Mirror
120
Day/Night Rearview Mirror
120
Heading Display
121
To Operate the Electric Rearview Mirror
121
Electric Chromic Mirror with Compass
121
Compass Zone
122
Outside Rearview Mirror
124
Rearview Mirrors
124
Remote Control
125
Electric Type
125
Folding the Outside Rearview Mirror
125
Manual Type
125
Instrument Cluster
127
Instrument Panel Illumination
128
Gauges
128
Speedometer
128
Tachometer
128
Engine Temperature Gauge
129
Fuel Gauge
130
Outside Thermometer
130
Trip Computer
131
Odometer
131
Maintenance
131
Average Fuel Consumption
132
Distance to Empty
132
Tripmeter
132
Average Speed
133
Instant Fuel Consumption
133
ECO ON/OFF Mode
134
Elapsed Time
134
Warnings and Indicators
134
Active ECO System
135
ECO Indicator
135
Anti-Lock Brake System Warning Light
136
Electronic Brake Force Distribution System Warning Light
136
Engine Oil Level Warning Light
138
Engine Oil Pressure Warning
138
Low Brake Fluid Level Warning
139
Parking Brake and Brake Fluid Warning
139
Auto Stop Indicator
140
Low Tire Pressure Position Telltale
140
Low Tire Pressure Telltale
140
TPMS Indicator
140
Immobilizer Indicator
142
Low Fuel Level Warning
142
With Smart Key System
142
Malfunction Indicator Lamp
143
ESP Indicator
144
ESP off Indicator
144
Cruise Indicator
145
Cruise SET Indicator
145
DBC Indicator
145
KEY out Indicator
145
Fuel Filter Warning Light
146
Glow Indicator
146
Key Reminder Warning Chime
146
4WD LOCK Indicator
147
4WD System Warning Light
147
Electronic Power Steering System Warning Light
147
Engine Coolant Temperature Warning Light
147
Key Is Not Detected
148
Key Is Not in Vehicle
148
LCD Display Warning
148
Low Key Battery
148
Press Brake Pedal to Start Engine
149
Press Clutch Pedal to Start Engine
149
Shift to "P" Position
149
Insert Key
150
Press Start Button Again
150
Remove Key
150
Check Steering Wheel Lock
151
Press Start Button While Turn Steering
151
Shift to "P" or "N" to Start the Engine
151
Ignition Switch
152
Operation of the Rear Parking Assist System
152
Non-Operational Conditions of Rear Parking Assist System
153
Type of the Warning Indicator
153
Rear Parking Assist System Precautions
154
The Detecting Range May Decrease When
154
The Following Objects May Not be Recognized by the Sensor
154
Self-Diagnosis
155
Hazard Warning Flasher
156
Rearview Camera
156
Battery Saver Function
157
Headlight Escort Function
157
Headlight Welcome Function
157
Lighting
157
Headlight Position
158
Lighting Control
158
Parking Light Position
158
Auto Light Position
159
High - Beam Operation
159
Flashing Headlights
160
One-Touch Lane Change Function
160
Turn Signals and Lane Change Signals
160
Front Fog Light
161
Rear Fog Light
161
Daytime Running Light
162
Headlight Leveling Device
162
Rear Window Wiper/Washer
163
Windshield Wiper/Washer
163
Auto Control
164
Windshield Wipers
164
Windshield Washers
165
Rear Window Wiper and Washer Switch
166
Interior Light
167
Map Lamp
167
Luggage Room Lamp
168
Room Lamp
168
Vanity Mirror Lamp
168
Glove Box Lamp
169
Rear Window Defroster
170
Outside Mirror Defroster
171
Wiper Deicer
171
With Smart Key
171
Manual Climate Control System
172
Heating and Air Conditioning
173
MAX A/C-Level
174
Mode Selection
174
Air Intake Control
175
Instrument Panel Vents
175
Temperature Control
175
Outside Air Position
176
Recirculated Air Position
176
Air Conditioning
177
Fan Speed Control
177
System Operation
177
Ventilation
177
Operation Tips
178
Air Conditioning System Operation Tips
179
Climate Control Air Filter
179
Checking Air Conditioner Refrigerant and Compressor Lubricant
180
Automatic Climate Control System
181
Automatic Heating and Air Conditioning
182
Manual Heating and Air Conditioning
183
Maximum Defrost Mode
184
Adjusting the Driver and Passenger Side Temperature Individually
185
Adjusting the Driver and Passenger Side Temperature Equally
186
Temperature Conversion
186
OFF Mode
188
To Defog Inside Windshield
189
Windshield Defrosting and Defogging
189
Windshield Heating
189
To Defrost Outside Windshield
190
Center Console Storage
193
Glove Box
193
Storage Compartment
193
Cool Box
194
Sunglass Holder
194
Ashtray
195
Ashtray Use
195
Cigarette Lighter
195
Interior Features
195
Cup Holder
196
Sunvisor
196
Power Outlet
197
Vanity Mirror
197
Aux, USB and Ipod
198
Digital Clock
198
Setup the Clock
198
With Audio on
198
Floor Mat Anchor
199
Luggage Net
199
Cargo Security Screen
200
Exterior Features
202
Roof Rack
202
Audio System
203
Roof Antenna
203
Audio Remote Control
204
AM Reception
205
FM Radio Station
205
FM Reception
205
Using a Cellular Phone or a Two-Way Radio
206
Care of Disc
207
Incompatible Copy-Protected Audio CD
207
Radio, Set Up, Volume, Audio Control
208
Cdp, CDC, Aux
213
Caution in Using USB Device
217
Using USB
219
Running Ipod
222
Notice for Using Ipod Devices
225
Bluetooth Phone Operation
226
Caution in Using Bluetooth Cellular Phone
227
Menu Tree
228
Voice Operation Tip
228
Voice Recognition Activation
228
Information Display
229
Pairing Phone
229
Phone Setup
229
BT Setup
231
Changing Priority
231
Deleting Phone
231
Phone Book
232
Adding Entry by Phone
233
Changing Name
233
Deleting Name
233
Making a Phone Call
233
Dialing by Number
234
Receiving a Phone Call
234
Talking on the Phone
234
Using the Head Unit as Bluetooth Music
235
Driving Your Vehicle
236
Before Driving
238
Before Entering Vehicle
238
Before Starting
238
Necessary Inspections
238
ACC (Accessory)
239
Ignition Switch Position LOCK
239
Illuminated Ignition Switch
239
Key Positions
239
Kick down Mechanism
240
Starting the Gasoline Engine
240
Glow Indicator Light
241
Starting the Diesel Engine
241
Starting and Stopping the Engine for Turbocharger Intercooler
242
Engine Start/Stop Button Position off
243
Illuminated Engine Start/Stop Button
243
With Automatic Transaxle
243
With Manual Transaxle
243
Acc(Accessory)
244
On
244
Start/Run
245
Auto Stop
249
Instrument Cluster
249
ISG System
249
Auto Start
250
The Green AUTO STOP Indicator
250
Condition of ISG System Operation
251
ISG System Deactivation
251
ISG System Malfunction
252
Manual Transaxle Operation
253
Using the Clutch
254
Downshifting
255
Good Driving Practices
255
Automatic Transaxle
256
Transaxle Ranges
257
Shift Lock System
259
Sports Mode
259
Ignition Key Interlock System
260
Shift-Lock Override
260
Moving up a Steep Grade from a Standing Start
261
Four Wheel Drive
262
Off Road Driving
262
Tight Corner Brake Effect
262
Four Wheel Drive Transfer Mode Selection
263
For Safe Four-Wheel Drive Operation
264
Hills
264
4Wd
265
Driving through Water
265
Steering Wheel
265
Wind Danger
265
4WD Driving
266
Mud or Snow
266
Reducing the Risk of a Rollover
266
Jacked Vehicle
267
Rollover
267
Dynamometer Testing
268
Brake System
269
Parking Brake
269
Power Brakes
269
Brake Wear
270
Disc Brakes Wear Indicator
270
Check Brake Warning Light by Turning Ignition Switch on
271
Releasing the Parking Brake
271
Anti-Lock Brake System
272
Electronic Stability Program
275
ESP on Condition
276
ESP Operation
276
ESP Operation off
276
When Operating
276
ESP off Usage
277
Indicator Light
277
Malfunction Indicator
278
Vehicle Stability Management
278
VSM Operation
278
VSM Operation off
278
Downhill Brake Control
279
Hill-Start Assist Control
279
Good Braking Practices
281
ESS : Emergency Stop Signal
282
Hazard Warning Flasher Switch
282
The Cruise Control System
283
To Increase Cruise Control Set Speed
284
To Set Cruise Control Speed
284
To Cancel Cruise Control, Do One of the Following
285
To Decrease the Cruising Speed
285
To Temporarily Accelerate with Cruise Control on
285
To Resume Cruising Speed at more than Approximately 40 Km/H
286
To Turn Cruise Control Off, Do One of the Following
286
Active ECO Operation
287
Limitation of Active ECO Operation
287
When Active ECO Is Activated
287
Economical Operation
288
Engine off During Motion
289
Hazardous Driving Conditions
290
Rocking the Vehicle
290
Special Driving Conditions
290
Driving at Night
291
Smooth Cornering
291
Spinning Tires
291
Driving in Flooded Areas
292
Driving in the Rain
292
Drive Belt
293
Highway Driving
293
Tires
293
Snow Tires
294
Snowy or Icy Conditions
294
Winter Driving
294
Chain Installation
295
Mounting Chains
295
Tire Chains
295
Change to "Winter Weight" Oil if Necessary
296
Check Battery and Cables
296
Check Spark Plugs and Ignition System
296
Use High Quality Ethylene Glycol Coolant
296
Don't Let Ice and Snow Accumulate Underneath
297
Don't Let Your Parking Brake Freeze
297
To Keep Locks from Freezing
297
Use Approved Window Washer Anti-Freeze in System
297
Towing a Trailer
298
Weight Limits
298
Hitches
299
Driving with a Trailer
300
Safety Chains
300
Trailer Brakes
300
Backing up
301
Following Distance
301
Making Turns
301
Passing
301
Driving on Grades
302
Parking on Hills
303
Maintenance When Trailer Towing
304
If You Do Decide to Pull a Trailer
305
Trailer
306
Weight of the Trailer
306
Weight of the Trailer Tongue
306
Vehicle Weight
307
What to Do in an Emergency
308
Road Warning
309
If Engine Stalls While Driving
310
If the Engine Stalls at a Crossroad or Crossing
310
If You Have a Flat Tire While Driving
310
In Case of an Emergency While Driving
310
If Engine Doesn't Turn over or Turns over Slowly
311
If Engine Turns over Normally but Does Not Start
311
If the Engine will Not Start
311
Battery
312
Emergency Starting
312
Jump Starting
312
AGM Battery
313
Battery Cables
313
Jump Starting Procedure
313
Push-Starting
313
If the Engine Overheats
314
Tire Pressure Monitoring System
315
Low Pressure Damage
317
Changing a Tire with TPMS
318
Protecting TPMS
319
Tpms
319
Changing Tires
320
If You Have Flat Tire
320
Jack and Tools
320
Jacking Instructions
320
Removing and Storing the Spare Tire
321
Changing a Tire
322
Jack Location
323
Inadequate Spare Tire Pressure
325
Wheel Studs
325
Components of the Tiremobilitykit
327
Using the Tiremobilitykit
328
Distributing the Sealant
329
Producing the Tire Inflation Pressure
329
Notes on the Safe Use of the Tiremobilitykit
330
Technical Data
330
Towing Service
331
Removable Towing Hook
332
When Towing Your Vehicle in Emergency Without Wheel Dollies
332
Emergency Towing
333
Emergency Towing Precautions
334
Emergency Commodity
336
Fire Extinguisher
336
First Aid Kit
336
Tire Pressure Gauge
336
Maintenance
337
Fuse Box
338
Brake/Clutch* Fluid Reservoir
339
Air Cleaner
340
Fuse Box
341
Maintenance Services
342
Owner Maintenance Precautions
342
Owner’s Responsibility
342
Engine Compartment Precautions
343
Maintenance Work
343
Owner Maintenance
344
At Least Monthly
345
At Least Once a Year
345
At Least Twice a Year
345
Engine Coolant Reservoir
345
Scheduled Maintenance Service
346
Normal Maintenance Schedule
347
Maintenance under Severe Usage Conditions
356
Explanation of Scheduled Maintenance Items
358
Checking the Engine Oil Level
361
Engine Oil
361
Engine Coolant
362
Changing the Engine Oil and Filter
362
Checking the Coolant Level
362
Removing Radiator Cap
362
Recommended Engine Coolant
363
Changing the Coolant
364
Radiator Cap
364
Loss of Brake Fluid
365
Brake/Clutch Fluid
365
Checking the Brake Fluid Level
365
Checking the Washer Fluid Level
366
Check the Parking Brake
366
Draining Water from Fuel Filter
367
Extracting Air from the Fuel Filter
367
Fuel Filter Cartridge Replacement
368
Air Cleaner
369
Filter Replacement
369
Filter Inspection
371
Blade Replacement
373
Blade Inspection
373
Wiper Blades
373
Front Windshield Wiper Blade
374
Rear Window Wiper Blade
375
For Best Battery Service
376
Battery Dangers
376
Battery Recharging
377
Reset Items
378
Recharging Battery
378
Tire Underinflation
379
Tire Care
379
Recommended Cold Tire Inflation Pressures
379
Tires and Wheels
379
Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
381
Tire Rotation
382
Tire Replacement
383
Compact Spare Tire Replacement
384
Wheel Replacement
384
Tire Traction
385
Tire Maintenance
385
Tire Sidewall Labeling
385
Tire Speed Ratings
386
Wheel Size Designation
386
Tread Wear
387
Tire Age
387
Traction - AA, A, B and C
388
Temperature -A, B and C
388
Tire Temperature
388
Fuses
389
Fuse Replacement
389
Inner Panel Fuse Replacement
390
Fuse Box
391
Memory Fuse
391
Engine Compartment Panel Fuse Replacement
391
Main Fuse
392
Multi Fuse
393
Fuse/Relay Panel Description
394
Inner Fuse Panel (Instrument Panel)
395
Engine Compartment Main Fuse Panel
398
Engine Compartment Sub Fuse Panel (Disel Engine)
399
Fuel Filter
399
Working on the Lights
400
Light Bulbs
400
Headlight, Position/Turn Signal Light, Front Fog Light Bulb Eplacement
401
Headlight (High/Low)
401
Turn Signal Light/Position Light
402
Halogen Bulbs
402
Position Light
403
Front Fog Light Bulbs
403
Side Repeater Light Bulb Replacement
403
Rear Combination Light Bulb Replacement
404
Inside Light
405
High Mounted Stop Light Bulb Replacement
406
License Plate Light Bulb Replacement
406
Interior Light Bulb Replacement
407
Appearance Care
408
Exterior Care
408
Finish Maintenance
408
Washing
408
Waxing
409
Finish Damage Repair
409
Underbody Maintenance
410
Bright-Metal Maintenance
410
Aluminum Wheel Maintenance
411
Corrosion Protection
411
High-Corrosion Areas
411
Moisture Breeds Corrosion
411
Keep Your Car Clean
412
Keep Your Garage Dry
412
Keep Paint and Trim in Good Condition
412
Don't Neglect the Interior
412
Cleaning the Interior Window Glass
413
Cleaning the Lap/Shoulder Belt Webbing
413
Cleaning the Upholstery and Interior Trim
413
Interior Care
413
Emission Control System
414
Purge Control Solenoid Valve
414
Vehicle Modifications
415
Engine Exhaust Gas Precautions
415
Operating Precautions for Catalytic Converters
416
Diesel Particulate Filter
416
Specifications and Consumer Information
418
Bulb Wattage
419
Dimensions
419
Recommended Lubricants and Capacities
421
Recommends Engine Oil
422
Recommended SAE Viscosity Number
423
Vehicle Identification Number
424
Vehicle Certification Label
424
Tire Specification and Pressure Label
425
Engine Number
425
Index
426
Air Cleaner
427
Interior Overview
431
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Hyundai IX35 2011 Specifications
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Brand
Hyundai
Model
IX35 2011
Category
Automobile
Language
English
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