2012 elantra repairs
2012 elantra repairs
#2
08-10-2017, 01:44 PM
Buy a new car .... LOL
It is impossible to say exactly what needs to be replaced in order to avoid break down
Sometimes new parts aren't as good as the old part
And really shouldn't go replacing parts unless it is part of the tune up process.
Oh, does your car have a timing belt or chain??
If it is a timing belt then it is a good thing to change at the right intervals.
Inspect your accessory belts. Check your radiator hoses.
It is impossible to say exactly what needs to be replaced in order to avoid break down
Sometimes new parts aren't as good as the old part
And really shouldn't go replacing parts unless it is part of the tune up process.
Oh, does your car have a timing belt or chain??
If it is a timing belt then it is a good thing to change at the right intervals.
Inspect your accessory belts. Check your radiator hoses.
Last edited by avisitor; 08-10-2017 at 01:47 PM.
#3
08-13-2017, 02:11 PM
Well, that depends. Are you doing the work or taking it to a mechanic?
Like Avisitor stated above, make sure the timing belt is good and check all the other hoses and belts. Then I'd suggest inspecting/replacing the fluids. Brake, coolant, trans, oil, etc. Then check the brakes, tires and other suspension parts.
Like Avisitor stated above, make sure the timing belt is good and check all the other hoses and belts. Then I'd suggest inspecting/replacing the fluids. Brake, coolant, trans, oil, etc. Then check the brakes, tires and other suspension parts.
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