2011 Hyundai Elantra [MERGED]

**boybit** · August 5th, 2011 10:52 AM

Originally Posted by lazerv

I've driven about 1200kms and I've really loved how well the elantra responds to when I depress the accelerator. I only depress the accelerator at until the tach reaches about 2k-2.5k rpm when overtaking and it responds well. I'm using the 1.6 A/T variant btw and I'm happy so far. Though I wish I could've gotten the 1.8GLS variant because of the more "cool" features.

may be im used to manual. it doesnt have the delay like in auto. and the acceleration of manual is much responsive, btw mine is 1.8 auto

**trackers888** · August 5th, 2011 10:54 AM

Originally Posted by rmolivar

i see. nawawala nga after a while. i'm just concerned na mag-iwan ito ng discoloration marks or worse, baka lumabo yung lens later on. based on my limited knowledge, mukhang problema ito sa seals. pwede sigurong dagdagan ng sealant ang housing.

I suggest not to put anything or re-seal. That is normal and it will not leave any marking or discoloration.

May breather yan sa ilalim ng assembly so useless ang seal na idadagdag mo

**boybit** · August 5th, 2011 10:55 AM

Originally Posted by lazerv

I've driven about 1200kms and I've really loved how well the elantra responds to when I depress the accelerator. I only depress the accelerator at until the tach reaches about 2k-2.5k rpm when overtaking and it responds well. I'm using the 1.6 A/T variant btw and I'm happy so far. Though I wish I could've gotten the 1.8GLS variant because of the more "cool" features.

btw is 1.6 at elantra has 6 speed auto?, i thought the gamma engine is up to 4 speed only.

**rmolivar** · August 5th, 2011 11:45 AM

Originally Posted by trackers888

I suggest not to put anything or re-seal. That is normal and it will not leave any marking or discoloration.

May breather yan sa ilalim ng assembly so useless ang seal na idadagdag mo

ganun pala. thanks sir for the info & advice.

**t43m4n** · August 5th, 2011 01:23 PM

Originally Posted by boybit

may be im used to manual. it doesnt have the delay like in auto. and the acceleration of manual is much responsive, btw mine is 1.8 auto

On the Civic FD (2006 above) even if it's manual, meron pa rin delay. This is due to the Drive by wire system even on the manual units

**boybit** · August 5th, 2011 09:52 PM

Originally Posted by t43m4n

On the Civic FD (2006 above) even if it's manual, meron pa rin delay. This is due to the Drive by wire system even on the manual units

can this be reprogram? so far we have 3 cars that is drive by wire but manual ok naman sila, the delay that im saying is in the transmission, when u step on it biglang taas rpm but ang engagement to the wheel power medyo delay, siguro nag aanalyze pa yun ecu

**t43m4n** · August 6th, 2011 11:17 AM

Originally Posted by boybit

can this be reprogram? so far we have 3 cars that is drive by wire but manual ok naman sila, the delay that im saying is in the transmission, when u step on it biglang taas rpm but ang engagement to the wheel power medyo delay, siguro nag aanalyze pa yun ecu

ah that must be different then. DBW delay should be the delay when you step on the pedal and the RPM needle moves. On your case parang sa transmission delay na yan. Siguro kailangan lang masanay....

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