Sweat Blood And Tears! Not going to Misdiagnose this one! Hyundai Sonata
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The pad isn't designed to keep your knees clean. It designed to make sure you have knees when your old, Ray. Voice of experience.
Aftermarket parts are nowhere near as good as OEM, when it comes to joints.
I second that. I have one painful knee and rubber pad on cement floors helps a lot.
I remember when you got made fun of for using knee pads. I now don't give two shits. I will use whatever to keep from destroying my body. At 58, my past ignorance has caught up to me.
Need to make a pad that fits over the door threshold!
It's a bit tight...but a football helmet could ease on the concusion from the steer columns collapsing....😊
there is a recall for that part at hyundai dealership, if you complain about the steering wheel doing noises they will replace that part for free
When a mechanic closes his eyes to see better he's using the force, that's not a time to ask him for things.
Absolutely agree ! I've used the Force many times in my career.
women don't know this fact....
Unless you hear snoring.
@@mrmustangman My wife would have GOOSED me.
Closing the eyes allows you to concentrate on the eyes on the end of the flanges.
Hi Ray. I'm and industrial Maintenance Tech of over 20 years. What you have there is a LoveJoy coupling. The worn out rubber piece is referred to as the “spider”. Excellent channel, keep up the good work.
In 9 Years I've only ever had them go together that smoothly twice
Yup, those kinds of couplers are really common in servo systems where the drive axel and the driven axel are hard/impossible to align perfectly. I'm surprised that one shreaded that badly.....it's never happened on ones I use on a cnc machine.
You need a under dash creeper... Save your back. Keep up the great content.
One day there will so many repair videos on this channel, we'll be able to fix every vehicle that has ever existed.
😂
Ive been a backyard mechanic over 40 yrs and have learned a lot from these videos and others on TH-cam.
I’m waiting to see how to fix that dodgy accelerator on my Baker Electric car! Someone will post it. JK 😂
When PTCruisers came out I thought they were a neat little retro car. But, after watching mechanic struggle and curse.. not so much. 😊
@@opendstudio7141 Back in the day I was a test driver for Chrysler, doing cold weather and durability testing on PT Cruisers. They were constantly breaking down. Major stuff. Junky build quality too. We even tested European versions with diesels. Still not a good car, and that’s why there aren’t a lot of them around anymore. Cheaper to junk it than fix.
I'm off to the chiropractor after watching your gymnastics.
Have you been channeling your inner chineseium working upside down like that😊😊.
Also office lady and part time camera operator me thinks Lauren needs a raise👍👍
Here at my country we use to replace that spider thing with a hand made one build from old Tires and last for ever after that.
You two are a great couple/team. Ray you are a great mechanic and I learn something new every time I watch one of your videos. I like the way you communicate with Lauren.
It is so heartwarming to see Lauren directly involved in helping you record these videos. It allows you to do more of what the Rainman does best. Way to go Ray.
No just true facts I've done dozens of star couplers & he is a clown... I've been in business for over 40yrs & thankfully not in yankyland!
@@preston963 and your point is?
@@MrFturner That he hams it up for the camera it apparently is easier than he makes it is the other person point of view jeez only in the US do you have to explain a comment.
@@LesReeves _only in the US do you have to explain a comment._
Only not in the U.S. does someone complain about asking to explain a comment.
Lauren can do this repair now on her own.
Ray, Every time I watch your videos I feel like I am along for the ride! With your expert diagnostics and friendly attitude. Fantastic personality and your patients . Not to mention your expert cinematic skill. (Not an easy feat while engaged with a situation that requires circus like agility !) Along with your beautiful wife and fantastic partner. I can only see a clear path to total success for you and your team! Cheers Ray! P.S. If I was in Florida you would be my care care expert for sure!
Having as much fun as I, had to replace the alt in a car at night via head lamp in winter, luckily alt had an internal short so the radiant glow kept the digits warm! new alt in and never sieze'd so happy car, belt is next!
Ray next time Move the seat back, let the column down to the floor and you will have easier access to that back Fastener, you might have to loosen the harness or remove the connectors as well. this might have been covered by the dealer as well up to 100K miles per recall or law suit. great video as usual!
Good morning Ray 🌄 another gorgeous cold 🥶 day 😎👍👍
I am digging these longer videos!! Can you dig it!! "Warriors come out and playyy!! Hahaha throw back to the WARRIOR'S movie, member that? 🤕
Ray climbed into the AC duct? He was channeling his John McClane. Yippie Kai Yea!
Love my mug, Awesome merch and another great video!
Thats all we need another youtuber selling coffee.
The first video you had on this issue saved my ass im very grateful for the connect
I'm a former high school English teacher whose 94 Jetta blew the heater core. What a mess. Took me 2 days to disassemble the dash and reinstall. Had to remove all seats,and centre console as the carpets were soaked. Very challenging job as I'm 6'2" and it was a tight fit. Ran fine after.
I run into this rubberized plastic in electronics too (same gooey mess...). It dissolves pretty well with rubbing alcohol.
I really don't know how you manage to do the camera work so well and still do great work. Man, I tried to do that just to show my brother his car stuff, that is hard.
common trademark name on that type of connector is Lovejoy coupling
My friend got his done at no cost. It’s like a recall, but they call it something else.
I know a super duper easy way to do the interior. USE BOTH HANDS. No charge. That’s a freebie.🤣
I just installed a intercooler on my friends Gr Corolla i have done several mods to it also downpipe and much more.
So that's what that is! I thought it was some kind of body surfboard!
There’s a dude on TH-cam that did the whole thing with one hand and filmed it on his phone with the other with no takes in about 30 minutes.. lolol. Talented young man.
man, for only 97k miles that interior is rough, but it doesn't look like it's from neglect as much as it's a quality issue..
Well, Hyundai isn't really well known for being high quality.
Lexus had a problem with cracked and peeling dashboards in the early 2000s so I guess it can happen to anyone.
Other than the dash and steering wheel, the rest of the interior looks to be in good shape. I wonder if they were using a cleaner/treatment on those two areas. My neighbor has the same model/color Sonata in Arizona and their dash and steering wheel are pristine (the body isn't, because they drive by feel)!
@@owensomers8572 Lolol.. up north we call that driving-by-braille..
Toyota, too. My 05 4runner dash is actually cracking before my very eyes
Very often when I was "twisting wrenches" I would close my eyes, it really helps when you're under the car, keeps a lot of stuff out of the eyes. Sometimes you don't need to see what you're doing, yes the Force helps. I like when you use both hands, maybe have a child unit man the camera. Great vids Ray and team
I'd like to see the flush video! I'd be cool if you also took off the rocker cover to see how bad it is
Making the mistake the first time shows you’re human. Learning from it shows you’re an excellent mechanic!
I can’t believe Lauren didn’t take advantage of the perfect chance to tickle Ray’s belly. I’m guessing she values her life too much 😊
I too have pads to work off of . I always lay a moving blanket tripped up when working under a dash too , or even on door covers . Also spread them under the car when working under a car . Since I don’t have a lift , the blanket helps allot . I will be 68 in April with bad kneas . Steering collums are always difficult .
Cased Evap coil's are the way to go, and all I install. Great Channel, with learning & humor combined, and super video.
Blood, Sweat and Tears......One of the great Chicago groups from the 60's. Make the kids listen to REAL music on any classic rock station.
I AGREE that comment he made "christina A is a devil" his opinion BUT not true Hey his kids one day will listen to whatever they want Ray
I have one of their albums on vinyl.
This should be a recall. What a sweet lady
My day is complete, Ray has posted. 👌🏼
Ray's video, coffee, and thats a great start to my day!
10k oil change is standard on 2.4l Hyundai Sonata in the UK.
So the anytime you have the same failure a 2nd time on the same type of vehicle you are able to correctly diagnose it faster just as you have with this Hyundai since you already did this before on a similar Hyundai
I am so proud of you Ray . My Honda Pilot EX-L 2016 is a dog to work on
Dude, your wife is super cute and ultra sweet. Ya'll are good people.
Now that you’re the expert on these, you can do two a week, every week forever. Gotta love those under dash items (not). I was over that when I was 18 (many, many moons ago).
Thankfully for a misdiagnosis job before, you now got a correct one, saving working time and customer's money. Not so bad after all. As for the oil change, we need to see how it goes. I've never seen anything that bad, I bet the owner never changed the oil or completely forgot to do it. Lovely Lauren appearance for moral support and much needed coffee. Have yourself a fantastic day.
That is what you call designed obsolescence. The rubber coupling will eventually rot and fail. If the coupling were made of nylon or some other durable material it probably would have outlived the car.
Ray, it's 25 degrees in lower Michigan.
When you close your eyes, it makes it easier to focus on the eyes on the tips of your fingers.
Edit: That oil...if they wait another 10K miles, they can just buy another car due to the cost of negligence.
Belt drives in cassette players/record players/video recorders/cd drives/toys etc tend to turn to a similar mooshy tar over time and its horrible to clean up.
That oil was NASTY! Wow!
That's one reason why one always saves all those "extra" screws and bolts that seem to never have a home to go back too. LOL
Wow, I've always done a 3k miles or 3 months oil change regardless. 1: condensation happens period. 2: better safe than sorry. 3: oil and filters are cheap compared to a new or rebuilt engine. Great video, cheers :)
Loren, THANKS for holding the camera!!! Wife Unit to the Rescue!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
When the owner says they don't remember when the oil was changed, you can expect the worst. That is the most important maintenance of any vehicle. Engine flush? Well maybe so, there is back and forth controversy when it comes to that. Those solvents can be bad on engine seals and gaskets despite what they claim. If really bad, a piece of sludge can break off and clog a lifter, push rod (depending on engine), or even worse, like a rod bearing or crankshaft port. Well I guess you have to try something. Personally, I would just do some frequent oil changes for a while and hope for the best. Anyway, nice job on the steering, I think it seemed easier the last time because you did more disassembling.
Might as well pull the valve cover to see how much sludge is built up. Clean that do the flush then pull the pan and clean out the pickup and pan. I’m surprised it’s not knocking already.
Ray, be ready for a pan removal right after the flush, that pickup strainer is going to be blocked up bad! this will of course result in a low oil pressure situation and engine damage if not attended to quickly. Just a friendly heads up
Your killing my back
If my memory is correct, the first time you did this job you replaced that rubber damper with a Dorman replacement, it looks like you didn't make the same mistake this go around,
I love the Hyundai aesthetics and design language. They aren't the highest quality vehicles on the market, but they have come a long way in the past 15 years. My previous car was an 05 Sonata GLS that I bought in 06. I got 11 years of issue free use out of it so i stuck with the brand. This poor Sonata.... it looks terrible.. that dashboard, the steering wheel, screen ad buttons... geeez. A little TLC would go a long way. I have the 2012 Hyundai Azera Limited with the same milage as this sonata. Still looks and runs like new. I did replace the steering coupler back in 2016 when I bought it. Took me about 2 hours to fix it. But the part was only $7... so win win and it hasn't clunked since.
it was missing the bottom screw in the trim when you removed it
Oh wow for me, we would drive around and listen to AC/DC dang I'm getting old 😮
I'm the same age as Ray... I'd listen to AC⚡️DC and everything else on his playlist in the background 😆
@@brandonwilliams1671 lol Brandon,I'm 60 so you're never to old to rock😄😆
I remember that $250 mistake. At the time you had just replaced several driveshafts and U-joints and that little driveshaft in the steering column may have been too much to resist. It was really cute, I cannot deny. Anyway, back to the video.
Uh-oh. That is a scary situation in the crankcase. That is going to need addressing before the window switch. How does a dipstick come to look like that? :( The crazy thing is the engine sounds like it's running ok.
Thick oil dampening the clicking and pinging of the engine. 😁😁😁
love your wife
With that cracked dashboard, do you think the excessive heat may have degraded that bushing?
I had to fix my brothers last week and one of my friends had to fix his wife’s a couple months back. We live in Ohio so I don’t think it’s the heat. Maybe just helps with not shocking the electric steering assist motor but who knows just seems to be a wear item on these cars.
It's a coupler. I used them routinely in the machine maintenance industry to couple a DC motor to a gearbox.
What caused that spider coupling to degrade is Hyundai's are not durable cars.
cheap bushing....
I say it's caused by the 90 degree weather of the hot Florida summers that dries out the plastic! I always put up my sun shade & I have no cracking dash plastic. Some people just don't worry about it,Like the Hyundai owner.
Rubber star is called a LOVE JOY
I dont remember the screws being so difficult to reach in your previous video...
your going to be the sheet rock screw guy to the next guy to tear that dash apart. lol
Under dash work - the best justification I can think of to bring back child labor.
God damn that dash tho
I did the clutch master in my 93 MX5. That was pretty much lying upside down reaching my hands up above me. The best part was I could put the roof down and avoid getting footprints on the ceiling.
That sludgy oil is a worry, seems like way more than 10000 since the last service. Might be closer to 20.
Good morning Mr Ray hope y'all have a good day. I remember that episode,we all make mistakes 😅
That ad placement was so cute and fun. We need more Lauren appearances on thsi channel.
Lauren is so cute and fun.
Your patience never ceases to amaze me. This appears to be a most exasperating fix and you did it with humor and a little "assistance" (LOL). Great job!
knee dissector, but just about found a gravy train, someone else has been there and you should give the m a good kick in the gonad, don't want to leave the inertial, that might cost extra
I knew near to nothing about car repairs four years ago when I stumbled upon your channel. Have watched nearly all your videos. Now I've finished major work on my 300k miles 2010 camry hybrid doing an HV battery swap, CV joints, piston+rings replacement (engine out! Had help), wheel bearings, and a window regulator. Ready for another 14 years of heavy use 🎉. Thanks for being an epic instructor Ray. Would love to get your merch but not shipping to NZ 😢. SHAPES AND COLORS FOR THE WIN!
By the time you get the motor out with all the dicking around, you would have been easier to remove the column. Found the that out the hard way in my 37 years working on gm's
"I see something back there(under the dash).... (Pssst... thats RAYS eyes Bulging out from a trapped under the Car Dash Position) 🤣
Love how Lauren helps promote the business. Great videos as always!
With that being a direct inject engine, I’d be interested in looking at the valves. I’d bet they’re pretty gunked up.
"The thing into the thing". Technical terms. Just for asking, Ray, since you've done this job before, why didn't you go back and review that video to see how you got access back then?
Hyundai Motor America is revising the warranty coverage for the rubber coupling in the motor driven power steering (MDPS) assembly on 2007-2015 Elantra Sedans, 2009-2012 Elantra Touring models, 2011-2014 Sonata Sedans, and 2011-2015 Hybrid Sonata Sedans to 10 years from the date of original delivery or the date of first use, or 100,000 miles, whichever occurs first.
Those engines burn so much oil it is crazy.
That oil is terrible! Oil changes shouldn't go past 5,000 miles, EVER! Also, Hyundai is good short term (50,000 to 100,000 miles) engineering. Terrible long term engineering! Stay away if you keep your vehicle longer than 100,000 miles.
Winter in Florida... *Laughs in Canadian* ... You don't know winter, Son! ... Winter's so cold you have to leave your car running when you go to the shopping mall so the battery / engine doesn't freeze and won't restart. That's "Winter" 😂😂😂
Your wife is awesome.
Ridiculous design. Designed to wear out through poor engineering. Why?
"I wouldn't do it", she said. Meanwhile Ray is stuffed under the steering column of a Hyundia wiggling around while closing his eyes to visualize where a missing bolt is at. "No one else will do it" Replies Ray.... (im guessing that Rayman Rays Garage is going to be a HUGE HIT with the Hyundai Fans that cant get their cars fixed... Better get some Chiropractic insurance soon Ray!)
I've never seen a dipstick that crapped up. I've done 10K oil changes that still had nearly transparent oil. BG time.This was most likely a Theta 2 engine. Many didn't make 100K with regular maintanance, as evidenced by my stack of Hyundai/Kia engine pallets from a local dealership.
It gets twice as hard to do when you're 65 years old, Thanks for all your help, Best mechanic ever!
I did a heater core at age 66 in my Volvo. The phrase "I'm too old for this shit" was uttered numerous times.
Just wait until you're 71.
I just did my rubber coupler at 72, my wife is 78 she was helping @@rastusmchonky7260
@6:00... How many times did you guys rehearse that? LOL.
How did I miss this one wow what a great video to see you two work together Thats so funny with all this effort and work you're doing "I need a hair cut" LOL!
That rubber coupling was designed to FAIL . It gives the Hyundai service dept service center to unload the owner of $700 to $1000 for something that should have not failed. My 07 Chevy has not had any such problems with the pump or rack and pinion. I have sucked the oil out of the pump twice and its nearly clear now. Dash not cracked at all nor the steering wheel and it sets out side all the time and just turned to 170,000 miles. I have no plan to get rid of and buy some high priced junk of today .
We do it nice cuz we do it twice.
Five foot seven, 120 pounds. Guess who got stuck with every under dash job at the three dealerships where I worked.
Blatant advertising. 🤨😊 But it's always nice to see Lauren, so I'll give you a pass. 😁
I was waiting for the blood letting. All the brackets and braces under there have razor sharp edges.
16:33 got yourself in a pickle. Maybe you should sell pickles in the merch store 😎
Lower the front windows , support the steering column with string tied between the door frames. Remove the drivers seat. Makes the job a hole
lot more conformable.
So I finally got around to dropping the steering column and looking in the EPS motor but it was not like the videos. There was no little plastic gear. It was completely different. It was a motor type thing with a magnet post. Maybe it's different on my model. I have a 2015 Kia Sorento. Do you have any other thoughts?
I was driving my Pontiac trans Am GTA in high school listening to Linkin Park
Curious if that is a poor design, or your Florida heat over softening the rubber for this application.