Solaris
Four-cylinder four-stroke engines DOHC CWT 1.4 and 1.6 liters have been installed on Hyundai Solaris cars since 2011.
We remove the chain when overhauling the engine and when replacing parts of the gas distribution mechanism
The car starter is a four-pole four-brush DC motor with permanent magnet excitation, combined with a freewheel and an electromagnetic two-winding traction relay
- Removal of headlights, lanterns, a sound signal and the steering column switch of the Hyundai Solaris car
- Hyundai Solaris Clutch Replacement
- Replacement of the pump and thermostat of the Hyundai Solaris cooling system
- How to check and replace the Hyundai Solaris vacuum booster
- Removing and installing the adsorber Hyundai Solaris
- How to remove the camshafts of the Hyundai Solaris engine
- How to remove the instrument cluster of a Hyundai Solaris car
- Removal and installation of trunk parts Hyundai Solaris
- Removal of the cable and the backstage of the automatic transmission of the Hyundai Solaris car
- Removing and installing Hyundai Solaris clutch discs
- How to remove and install the hood of a Hyundai Solaris car
- How to remove and install the engine of a Hyundai Solaris car
- Checking the front suspension of a Hyundai Solaris car
- How to disassemble and remove the front door of a Hyundai Solaris car
- Replacement and repair of the Hyundai Solaris ignition lock
- Checking and adjusting the valve clearances of the Hyundai Solaris engine
- How to remove the manual transmission of a Hyundai Solaris car
- Location and purpose of fuses and relays Hyundai Solaris
- Removing and installing the Hyundai Solaris rear suspension beam
- Hyundai Solaris brake design and malfunctions
