Hyundai Tucson Repair Manuals

This manual describes the operation and repair of a Hyundai Tucson manufactured from 2004 to 2010. The manuals describes the repair of cars with gasoline and diesel engines G4GC, G6BA, D4EA volume 2.0 / 2.7 / 2.0D l.

Content of Hyundai Tucson service manual:

• Quick links to book pages
• Identification
• Engine Specifications
• Abbreviations and conventions
• General repair instructions
• Installation points for garage jack stops and elevator paws
• Self diagnosis
• Typical malfunctions of HYUNDAI TUCSON vehicles
• Manual
• Maintenance and general inspection and adjustment procedures
• Features of servicing cars with gasoline engines
• Features of servicing cars with diesel engines
• Spare parts catalog
• G4GC Engine – Mechanical
• G6BA Engine – Mechanical
• Cooling system
• Lubrication system
• Fuel injection system (mfi)
• Intake and exhaust systems
• Toxicity reduction system
• Electric equipment of the engine
• D4EA Engine – Mechanical
• Cooling system
• Lubrication system
• Diesel engine fuel system
• D4EA Diesel Electronic Engine Control (WGT)
• D4EA Diesel Engine Electronic Control System (VGT)
• Turbocharging, intake and exhaust systems (D4EA engine (WGT))
• Turbocharging, intake and exhaust systems (D4EA engine (VGT))
• Engine starting system
• Charging system
• Engine – general repair procedures
• Powertrain Supports
• Clutch
• Manual Transmission
• Automatic transmission
• Transfer Box (4WD)
• PTO shaft (4WD)
• Suspension
• Wheel shafts and axles
• Steering
• Brake system
• Anti-lock brake system
• Stability Program
• Body
• Outside body elements
• Interior
• Bumper
• Seats and seat belts
• Heater, air conditioning and ventilation system
• Body electrical equipment
• Optional Passive Safety System (SRS)
• Electrical circuits

Hyundai Tucson – a compact crossover of the Korean company Hyundai. It is named for the city of Tucson in Arizona.

Tucson was first introduced in 2004. The car shares its platform with the Hyundai Elantra and Kia Sportage. In 2010, it was discontinued (in Ukraine it continues to be produced in the city of Cherkasy). Tucson received the Canadian Car of the Year Award in 2005.

The hydrogen fuel cell version is called FCEV, introduced in 2005 and produced until 2008. Max. speed: 150 km / h.