Hyundai ACCENT Hatch CRDI 1.6

**pongskysghera** · May 4th, 2016 07:13 PM

Thank you sir for that info.

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**andrewnathaniel** · May 4th, 2016 07:50 PM

Bro,

Sa mga nagD-D-I-Y ng accent crdi natin, para saan or saan nilalagay yung tingga na kasama sa oil filter natin? Hindi ko kasi nakikita kung nasaan nakalagay yun nung tinanggal ko yung lumang oil filter. Thanks po

**andrewnathaniel** · May 4th, 2016 07:59 PM

Originally Posted by Egan101

It is good practice with turbo cars (diesel or gas) to have them go thru proper warm-up and cool-down procedures. You don't want that turbocharger to breakdown.

In the morning or when the car was left turned off for a long time (8 hours or so), let the car reach its idle rpm speed before speeding away. It takes about a minute or two for the engine and turbo to warm up.

After a long drive, let the car idle for around 2 minutes or so in order for the turbocharger to cool down. You would know when to turn it off as you can hear the radiator and intercooler ease up on its activity and the engine reaches it idle state. Shutting down the engine right away will force the turbo into a rapid cool down process and may lead to issues later on. In some turbo cars, the radiator and intercooler will continue its cooling cycle (even when the car is turned off) until it reaches its idle temperature.

Adding 2-3 minutes in your travel time is not that much knowing it will keep your turbocharger free of issues later on.

This was my practice since I purchased the car. The turbo can last a lifetime with proper cooldown and warm up like what is stated by Egan101.

**bloowolf** · May 4th, 2016 09:31 PM

Originally Posted by andrewnathaniel

Bro,

Sa mga nagD-D-I-Y ng accent crdi natin, para saan or saan nilalagay yung tingga na kasama sa oil filter natin? Hindi ko kasi nakikita kung nasaan nakalagay yun nung tinanggal ko yung lumang oil filter. Thanks po

Pang oil drain plug. Di naman lagi, pero nadedeform rin yung washer.

**andrewnathaniel** · May 4th, 2016 10:21 PM

Originally Posted by bloowolf

Pang oil drain plug. Di naman lagi, pero nadedeform rin yung washer.

Dun pala yun. Salamat po ng marami.

**dr. d** · May 5th, 2016 01:25 AM

Originally Posted by bloowolf

Pang oil drain plug. Di naman lagi, pero nadedeform rin yung washer.

hey, that's a great idea! why doesn't my car brand have that..? they charge me extra for that washer every pms...

**airolynx** · May 5th, 2016 11:41 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

hey, that's a great idea! why doesn't my car brand have that..? they charge me extra for that washer every pms...

Turns out the drain plug washer is included in every filter we purchase. we're charged extra by the casa - not to mention the more than double markup they have on the oil filter. Goodgear OEM - 290. Casa - 700.

**bloowolf** · May 5th, 2016 07:56 PM

Originally Posted by airolynx

Turns out the drain plug washer is included in every filter we purchase. we're charged extra by the casa - not to mention the more than double markup they have on the oil filter. Goodgear OEM - 290. Casa - 700.

Hyundai Alabang used to charge me P5 for the Radiator drain plug washer every PMS. After 2 PMS, I transferred to Hyundai Las Pinas (same owner). Yun pala, they don't replace it unless there is a problem. As for the oil drain plug washer, they never charged me but they only replace it if it gets deformed.

**StockEngine** · May 5th, 2016 08:00 PM

Originally Posted by airolynx

Turns out the drain plug washer is included in every filter we purchase. we're charged extra by the casa - not to mention the more than double markup they have on the oil filter. Goodgear OEM - 290. Casa - 700.

I can get a genuine hyundai filter for 120 pesos. Mahal padin 290 pesos imo. Lol