HOW TO REPLACE TIMING CHAIN ON HYUNDAI ELANTRA

HOW TO REPLACE TIMING CHAIN ON HYUNDAI ELANTRA 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

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[mustafafadel]

The only video on the internet that explains the 2-3 pitch turn of the crank shaft, thank you so much for this video you are amazing

[amudeiolam]

This video was EXTREMELY helpful for me. I just want to add a couple of shortcuts that you can take, if you want to. But I do understand why the guys did it the way that they did, because there are reasons that the way they did it is simpler. The first time that I did this job I followed exactly how they did it in the video. Unfortunately I (foolishly) did not follow the advice that they gave which was to also replace the CVVT sprockets. Because it turns out THAT was really my issue. So I had to do this entire job AGAIN a few days later. The second time I skipped a couple steps. First I did not drop the oil pan. I just removed the four bolts that go from the timing cover into the oil pan. I didn't even bother draining all the oil lol, just a little so it wouldn't drip out. But either way I did not want to reseal the oil pan that I had just resealed, so I did not drop it, and it worked out fine. Also, the second time I did not remove the water pump. It isn't necessary. Although you do need to remove the water pump pulley. Just a couple tips if someone wants to take a shortcut.

[tykellerman]

Great job now I can fix my wife’s car thanks guys👍🤠

[rodneyharris]

Huge thanks to you guys for doing these videos....Gigantic help

[adamseidling]

Thanks for the video. I'm glad you spend more time actually showing how to do the job instead talking about how much you have or have to turn away cause your so busy.

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[nathanieljackson]

I want to personally thank you guys you guys are awesome thank you for taking out the time and make any videos it has been a huge I’ll say it again a huge help thank you thank you thank you keep up the good work

[New_Wrench]

You all have saved me much money over the years. Please consider adding a Donate button so I can buy someone a beer or something.

[josephjoubert]

Hello guys thank you for the incredible videos. I have a 2011 Hyundai Elantra limited. I actually changed the tensioner, chain, and guides. After putting everything I still am getting the same sound. What could cause this? Do you think it could camshaft gear sprocket?

[tommcmurray]

Thanks! Was able to complete the job, no problems.

[BruceHubbellorlando]

Great camera work, gentlemen. This explains everything.

[vettelife]

I'm quite surprised you didn't install new guides. They are super cheap and had to have been grooved if the original chain was slacked

[johnf]

I’d never replace a chain without guides

[erwindeleon]

well done showing how it's done! i will attempt to fix it. it will also be helpful to say what are the sumptoms, telltale signs / sounds / etc.. of what leads to this fix. I believe it's starting it and the it feels like the starter is not engaging the engine, just whining away but not turning it would be a first sign?

[Joey-hnhm]

That is awesome thanks guys for showing your video. I have a Hyundai Elantra 2016 so I hope it never goes out but if it does I'll use this as a reference. Thanks again

[juanbernal]

thanks for taking the time to show how to put the chain, your video helped me a lot

[glennrogers]

Frist class video, well done lads. Keep the good work up.

[Maxmllin]

Thank you for the video and your time.

[quantumfeet]

hello, and thanks for your tuto, every how many km we need to change timing chain ? thanks..