How to replace the Fuel Filter at a 2006 Hyundai Accent 

Thanks for your nice words. I try to explain and show the technics as good as possible. Comments like yours are the reason for me to continue. Thank you very much for the subscription also. I wish you a nice day. :)

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Sorry for late. Thanks for your nice words. I wish you good success with your car. Have a nice day. :)

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Thank you so much for your nice words. I´m happy that i could help you.

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Thank you so much for your nice words! :) I´m very happy that you like what i do. In my video "Timing Belt pre work" you can see how i remove the V-belts. The AC is easy. On the Power-Szering pump you have two screws to loosen. The top screw you can reach through the wheel of the power steering with a 12mm socket. The other method is to use a straight ring wrench. The bottom screw is also 12mm and on the bottom of the Pump. It is a little bit difficult to reach, but it also works. Feel free to ask, if you need more information.

@@pannonicmechanic Thanks for the response! Great! I'll check out that video. I'll be doing it in summer. I'll let you know how it went.

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La hyundai tucson 2007 donde lleva el filtro de gasolina de 2 puntas?

Lo siento, dejé de trabajar en estos autos en 2004. Supongo que si es un diésel en el compartimiento del motor. Gasolina también en el compartimiento del motor o en algún lugar alrededor del tanque de combustible.

Hola, como pediste el filtro de repuesto? Aquí en Guadalajara no lo encuentro. Gracias de antemano

Hola. El filtro lo compré en un taller, pero también lo puedes encontrar en tiendas de repuestos o por internet. Espero que lo encuentres.

I used a 12mm Socket. I´m sorry, but i´m not familiar with the 08 Hyundai Elantra. I was working in a Hyundai workshop until 2004 and since then i only repair my own car/s.

That´s interesting, it should be the same than mine. Normally you can buy this filter aftermarket. Please try online or in a car parts store.

Your car is also an Accent? Is it petrol or diesel powered?

Hi. As i see, you replaced many parts on this car. The fuel pressure regulator is on the end of the rail, where the injectors are mounted. It should be easy to do, but i never did it. Do you have other symptoms too? Does the car smoke much from the exhaust? Did you already check the timing belt and if the timing marks are correct? Are you the owner of this car?

I am the owner of car and no it's not smoking and I haven't checked into the timing belt trying to do things that I have the tools to do it with learning as I go but still having a hard time with it after I took off throttle body it started like switching gears rough which completely confused me since that has nthn to do with each other but any advice or help you can give me I greatly appreciate just trying to get it running for my son and myself

Hi. My question if the car smokes was, beacuse i had a car with a similar problem and an easy solution. Unfortunately the owner refueled it with the wrong fuel, diesel instead of petrol. And it had also the other symptoms than your car, that the engine is dying. First of all it would be interesting, if something happened to that car. Were you in a workshop before? Did someone try to do something with the car? Or did the fault come suddenly? It would be good, if you could check the timing belt for correct alignement. You could also check the exhaust system for blockages. The best option for this is to remove the exhaust at the catalytic converter or the cylinder head, start the engine short and check if the failure is still there. I did also with that car i told you, it was very loud. Did you check the air flow meter/mass air flow sensor? Unfortunately i ruined that part at my first Accent and the engine was also not running. It was horrible, till i got another part. You mean you started the engine with a removed throttle body? If yes, that´s not a good idea, because the system is interrupted and so it cannot work. I hope i could help you. Feel free to ask.

8 Years are a long time. I think you will need new Tires, new Brakes and a maintenance of the engine. That includes minimum an Oilchange and replacing the Timing Belt included the V-Belts. You should also replace all Filters, included the Cabin Filter. After such a long time there is a risk, that the sealings of the engine become hard and you will have many oil leaks. For example the Sealing Rings of the Camshaft and the Crankshaft and the Valve Cover Sealing. You must also look for damages. Are the Spark Plug Cables ok? In which condition are the Shock Absorbers, the Springs and the Silentblocs? Do the Power Windows work? Sometimes the Electric Motors stuck or the Windows in the Rubber Sealings. Does the Fuel Pump work? Maybe it would be a good idea to start the engine and to take the car to the safety inspection. In this case you should not drive too much, because the Timing Belt can rip off. To reactivate a car which was sitting for such a long time, is much work and much money.

@@pannonicmechanic but after replacing a oil and oil filter with new spagk plugs qnd coolant can i safely start it without the timing? Just to see if she'll start

@@pannonicmechanic and can i flush my auto transmission at home like all these videos or its been dry out?

@@pannonicmechanic and the Hyundai accent looking the same at the front just like yours and the rear lights are less Wavey and mor square

I have the 5 door model. Maybe you have the 4 door model?

Yes you are right, the Model LC had it above the Fuel Tank. Your Accent should it have somwhere around the engine.

It was an original one from a Hyundai Dealer.

You can get one from Amazon just make sure it's compatible.

Which problem do you have exactly? You don´t know where to buy such a filter?

Which Model do you have? The LC or MC? Mine is an LC which was built only till 2005, but the first owner bought it in 2006.

@@pannonicmechanic ..gls

I meant, is it the same car as in my videos or a different one? In 2006 was the change from Accent LC to MC. Do you have a petrol or diesel car?

@@pannonicmechanic ..it takes regular gas ..87 to be exact

Is it the same car as in my videos or a different one?

It´s not a big car. For me it´s big enough.

Yes, you are right. It´s a 2005 Model (LC), but it was sold in 2006 and that´s the first registration date of this car.

im in the same boat, did you ever find a way to get to the filter? im at a total loss

Do you have the same car as mine? Can you not find the filter?

I have the 2006 Hyundai accent gls. The car I have does not have the fuel filter next to the fuel pump under the back seat. It is no where to be found. I think mine is 1 year newer then yours

My car is the Model LC and the first owner bought it in 2006. The follower, Model MC, was sold also in 2006. Maybe you have the MC Model? That one has the filter maybe directly in the Fuel Tank.