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May 28, 2018, 02:52:22 by Purplehazeffc | Views: 785 | Comments: 17
 It was my Torcon aluminium intake being delivered.. So kinda didn't mind being woken up about that..  So after waking up a bit & stumbling around the house a bit. I got to work to fit it in. I did start a stopwatch timer, just to see how long it takes from start to finish.. Just under 20 mins all up. That's with taking photos along the way as well. Just to so anyone interested how easy it was to do.. 1st step is to remove the original intake piping.... May 27, 2018, 16:07:43 by Donk10 | Views: 1206 | Comments: 0
 May 27, 2018, 13:59:27 by sundiz | Views: 1577 | Comments: 8
 Now the right side door do not lock or close from remote. It tries, but there is not enoug power to move the knob and the wire... The manual locking and opening knob works well. Seems that there is not enough power in the actuator. I thought I would lubricate the handle and cable to make it easier to work (quick fix). I removed the door panel. I spend 45 mins fighting with the manual window handle. Some google and internets let me know there is this pain in the butt clip which has to be moved without even seeing it. [img width=600 h... May 22, 2018, 18:10:27 by Dazzler | Views: 1209 | Comments: 18
 When I made a flippant comment about starting an i30 club at the bottom of an i30 review a bit over 10 years ago, I had no idea how it would snowball! In hindsight 99% of my experiences in that 10 years have been positive. Even the few negative issues have been a positive learning experience. Probably my only regret so far is that I haven't been able to meet any overseas members. I don't think I am the only one who has been significantly effected by the club either. Obviously Steve has put huge hours into maintaining it and I think it has mostly b... May 20, 2018, 12:01:45 by Umanist | Views: 493 | Comments: 5
 I have 3 snapped tips stuck in the engine after removing the 4 glow plugs. i30 2011 1.6crdi hatch. It seems the actual heating tip is too big for the hole into which it has been put due maybe some expansion of the element inside this tip or build up of carbon deposits jamming it in place. When removing it you get a long unwinding spring looking thing which is the element. Pulling this makes no difference - the tip is stuck fast. This car has given me endless problems. I was attempting to pressure test each cylinder, so removing the glow plugs seems the only way to do this with the kit I ordered? However - the glow plugs have now thrown up yet another big problem. I n... May 16, 2018, 11:54:42 by andre83440 | Views: 1434 | Comments: 5
 I tested for error codes but there was nothing, clean as a whistle. I checked under the drivers seat to see if the cable was loose but seems to be intact. I went to the garage in France and the car decided there was no way it was showing a warning light to a Hyundai technician so unsurprisingly he couldn't find anything. I am aware that one shouldn't fiddle about with the airbag system but has anyone had something similar so I can at least point a clueless Hyundai specialist in the right direction  Thanks May 11, 2018, 17:10:21 by JL1ndmark | Views: 1769 | Comments: 4
 I have recently bought an Hyundai I30 and it's my first car. I have very little knowledge about cars and especially fixing them! With that said; I would like to change all that and there is probably no better way than getting problems on your own car...  I have read about this problem in this forum and from what I hear its not a huge job (It will be for me ofc). In recent post there has also been photos showing all the necessary steps with comments to it. Unfortunately for me those photos are not longer available. So my question to you guys are: 1. Will a complete rookie solve this? Or is it better to leave it for repair? 2. How do i solve it (Please with pictur... May 09, 2018, 18:21:19 by BrendanP | Views: 353 | Comments: 1
     May 09, 2018, 14:08:08 by dean069 | Views: 593 | Comments: 10
 I look for a thread on this but all post are not UK based Question is about sat nav is there a way of updating it and not spending a fortune from the dealer Please April 27, 2018, 09:08:42 by Craig | Views: 2494 | Comments: 37
 Well the old girl doesn't get used as much nowadays (once per week 23 miles each way) but had still been pretty much faultless until today. I'd noticed recently that it seemed a little harder to get into gear. Noting terrible just the lever felt a bit stiffer. Then today it seemed like it took a couple of tries to get into reverse, and once on a steep car park exit it seemed to slip out of D. Then I noticed that it stops showing the D on the dash when in drive after a few seconds, until I pull the lever back a bit. It still seems to drive and shift fine (the gearbox has never missed a beat until now), but something is definitely amiss. Can anyone suggest the likely cause? It's done 85k miles on the ori...  |
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