It is essential to check the level of clutch fluid in the reservoir. Low fluid levels can cause clutch slippage or difficulty shifting.

Inspect the clutch pedal for proper adjustment and free play. Adjust if necessary according to the manufacturer's specifications.

If the clutch is worn or damaged, it may need replacement. Consult a qualified mechanic for clutch replacement.

Check transmission fluid level and condition, as low or dirty transmission fluid can affect clutch performance.

Recommendation: Refer to the clutch maintenance section for detailed instructions on troubleshooting and repairing clutch issues.

Inspect the fuses related to the affected electrical components. Whenever a fuse is blown, it should be replaced with one of the same amperage.

Check the wiring harnesses for signs of damage, corrosion, or rodent infestation. Repair or replace damaged wiring as needed.

Test the affected electrical components individually to identify faulty switches, relays, or modules.

If the issue persists, consult a qualified auto electrician or Hyundai service center for further diagnosis and repair.

The manual suggests Consulting the electrical system troubleshooting sectionfor guidance on diagnosing and repairing electrical malfunctions.

Check to make sure the intake manifold or vacuum hoses are not leaking vacuum. Repair or replace any damaged hoses or gaskets.

Clean the throttle body and idle air control valve to maintain smooth airflow at idle.

Inspect the engine's air filter and replace it if it is dirty or clogged. A restricted air intake can cause RPM fluctuations.

If the issue persists, scan the engine's electronic control system for fault codes to identify any underlying problems.

We recommend you refer to the engine performance troubleshooting section in the manual for tips on diagnosing and resolving RPM fluctuations.

Ensure that the coolant level in the reservoir is checked regularly and top up if necessary, using a coolant mixture recommended by Hyundai.

The radiator, hoses, and water pump should be checked for leaks or damage. If any faulty components are found, they should be replaced promptly.

To prevent coolant contamination and corrosion, the cooling system should be flushed and refilled at the manufacturer's recommended intervals.

Monitor the engine temperature gauge while driving and address any signs of overheating immediately by pulling over and allowing the engine to cool.

A suggestion from the manual: For detailed instructions on maintaining the cooling system, consult the cooling system maintenance section.

Use high-quality fuel from reputable gas stations to prevent contamination and pump wear.

Replace the fuel filter regularly at the manufacturer's recommended intervals to prevent clogging and strain on the fuel pump.

Avoid running the fuel tank to the point where it is nearly empty, as this can result in the fuel pump overheating and failing prematurely.

If you observe any signs of your engine performing poorly or stalling, have a qualified mechanic inspect the fuel system to diagnose any fuel pump issues.

Refer to the fuel-related system maintenance section of the manual for tips on preventing fuel pump failures.

Inspect the exhaust system regularly to ensure no signs of rust, corrosion, or damage. Pay close attention to areas exposed to road salt and moisture.

Clean the exhaust system regularly to remove dirt, debris, and corrosive substances that can accelerate rust formation.

Apply a rust inhibitor or protective coating to vulnerable areas of the exhaust system to prevent further corrosion.

If you notice any holes or extensive rusting, consider replacing the affected exhaust components to ensure optimal performance and emissions.

The manual suggests checking the exhaust system maintenance section in the manual for guidance on preventing and addressing exhaust system rust.