Hyundai Kona

**chronicle** · July 31st, 2019 08:05 AM

Originally Posted by StockEngine

it loops to the side to drain the water. ive driven my elantra over some 300ish mm water and my airbox has never had any moisture.

this hydrolocked kona must have been driven into some really deep floods.

Does the elantra have the same intake setup?
Or is this across all Hyundai brands?

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**myautoreviewer** · August 14th, 2019 06:18 PM

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**valskie01** · August 14th, 2019 09:56 PM

Kona 1.6 diesel 7speed dct. srp is 1.3m at pitstop motors.

I think The drivetrain is same from the 2015-18 accent a/t

Any comment/ reviews.

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**chronicle** · August 16th, 2019 03:48 AM

Originally Posted by valskie01

Kona 1.6 diesel 7speed dct. srp is 1.3m at pitstop motors.

I think The drivetrain is same from the 2015-18 accent a/t

Any comment/ reviews.

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How about the spare parts?
Although it might share some parts with its gaso counterpart, pano pag big ticket items na?

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**k0mpressor** · August 16th, 2019 04:17 AM

Originally Posted by chronicle

How about the spare parts?
Although it might share some parts with its gaso counterpart, pano pag big ticket items na?

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Engine and transmission parts same with Accennt crdi 7DCT.

**chronicle** · August 16th, 2019 08:34 AM

Originally Posted by k0mpressor

Engine and transmission parts same with Accennt crdi 7DCT.

Ok. So direct one is to one?
If it is, the next part of the concern is, it is a dct. (Sure not ford levels bad but still dct).

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**valskie01** · August 16th, 2019 10:10 AM

Originally Posted by chronicle

Ok. So direct one is to one?
If it is, the next part of the concern is, it is a dct. (Sure not ford levels bad but still dct).

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This is my concern. How reliable is the dct of hyundai in metro manila traffic.

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**chronicle** · August 16th, 2019 10:18 AM

Originally Posted by valskie01

This is my concern. How reliable is the dct of hyundai in metro manila traffic.

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Limited production run in the ph for dct doesnt bode well.
Most of the accents were manual base and used as uber/grab hence the little to no feedback from accent owners.

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**geraldsky21** · August 23rd, 2019 12:16 PM

Originally Posted by Ser Chief

I heard sa FB groups na 150k max cash discount.

Pansin ko lang na marami nag re reklamo about sa compressor at aircon. Minsan nasisira agad after a month. Minsan after a year. Yan talaga problema ng Hyundai.

- I don't think so. I own a Hyundai Accent year model 2013, up to now hndi pa napapalitan AC nd malamig pa. Same with my brother who own's a Starex, no issues when it comes to AC. It's cold like ur ex's heart. :D

**geraldsky21** · August 23rd, 2019 01:17 PM

Originally Posted by CVT

Personal experience, I really do not trust the manufacturer's gauge on km per liter or liter per 100km. Always more on the economy side....

Best measure still is full tank , drive, full tank... Better still if done over time...

Yes, you can also install this app which measures your Fuel consumption from your last full tank..

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