Hyundai sonata steering noise
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the part is very cheap and the part number is 56315 2K000FFF the name of the part is flexible coupler like comment and subscribe
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I think what you guys are missing is how he did this with only one ☝️ hand very impressive. Great job!!!!
Kevin Lewis yea ur right wow I just did mines and it felt like I need 3 hand
Exactly what I was thinking the whole time lol
This was scary ain’t finna cap w you mechanic tried to charge me 300 for this, I’m 17 and did it successfully. All praise to God. Thank you for your help dullah
Mine tried charging 500 and that's just for the labor
My 2012 Sonata started doing this and was awful to drive on our crappy roads. I ordered the part for like $4 off amazon and followed your steps. Very grateful!
Adam Yorke my 2012 sonata is doing the same thing now ugh
I went to the dealership and they wanted to charge me $380 plus tax...the part cost me $1.26!!! My hubby and my brother did it in about an hour and a half. Definitely doable
Hi my name is Bernard I have the same car same problem to what is the name of the part can you get it from the dealership how much does it cost from the dealership
Bernard Walker I’m in Canada but I got it here www.amazon.com/gp/slredirect/picassoRedirect.html/ref=sspa_dk_detail_0?ie=UTF8&adId=A0923835S0NYTHOHFI85&qualifier=1595684414&id=8755492036942788&widgetName=sp_detail&url=%2Fdp%2FB082NJ2M35%2Fref%3Dsspa_dk_detail_0%3Fpsc%3D1%26pd_rd_i%3DB082NJ2M35%26pd_rd_w%3DwuTUU%26pf_rd_p%3D48d372c1-f7e1-4b8b-9d02-4bd86f5158c5%26pd_rd_wg%3DzBl1U%26pf_rd_r%3D89XYNXVAGY51FZY4A2D8%26pd_rd_r%3Dda6163e4-7c58-47b4-a726-753a3ffa8227
I just used this video as a guide to fix mine. It helped greatly. Much more than the service manual.
Thanks for this video. I was able to do it with no problems. Disconnecting the wiring can be intimidating but not when you realize that all connectors are unique so everything can only be connected back to its original location. Besides, each wire bundle only reaches its respective connection. You saved me $500!
Hi did you have a hard time hooking the steering wheel back ?
@@TheLinaChen no, its exactly like the video shows.
Jose Alfredo Reyes thanks. Working on it now and it’s tough lol.
The shop said about 5 hours of labor and costing around 400 dollars. You taught me how to do it myself for 6.99. Thank you!
Thanks for the video! Two local mechanics said that there was no way to just replace the broken piece and that I needed to change the entire column. One was trying to charge me $1,200 and the other $950. So, again, thank you for the video and I will be sure to send you a little thank you gift.
Thank you i really appreciate it glad i could help you save some money
Damn the Hyundai dealership is trying to only charge me around $400 but screw that I'm gonna do this on my own
Fantastic, I just took my wife to get her car done because it had the same problem and it cost me $550, my Sonata started doing the same a week ago and I decided to follow your video, I figured worst scenario I would have to take it to the dealer, well, 2 hours later I was done, the part cost me $1.75, Thank you, Thank you, very well documented. My recommendation to anyone doing it, have the tools you need ready, follow the video step by step so you don't get confuse and I would take off the AC vent first which is the last thing on the video but if you do it last you may break it when the steering column drops.
This should be backed by a recall from Hyundai. If you have the service records for your wife's car, I would call your Hyundai USA to file a claim and get your money back 1-800-477-8089. It is covered up until 100,000 miles.
I did this in less than 2 hours following most of the video..
I didn't have to remove all the wires. The video was definitely a huge help... awesome buddy.
Thanks
Hyundai should give everyone a rebate for fixing this problem.
Thank you man! Just finished this project on my 2013 sonata. Saved me about $400
You talked my husband through what could have been a very expensive simple fix and for that we are deeply grateful! you know your stuff! God bless you!
Mannnnnnnnnnnnnn, I frickn did it. I was very afraid to tackle this job but with your video, I felt like I could do it. Thanks Dullah! I've had this problem for a few months and I was thinking I would have to have someone else repair it. My bushing was only a round circle when I got in there to replace it with the new one. lol Thanks again! Im good now.
Thankyou so much for this help, I followed every step and it works, my steering wheel is running perfectly well. I saved from paying $1500 to paying only $4 of buying the piece and following what it shows me. You have been great of demonstrating on how to fix this Thankyou.
My sonata just started to have a single click in it when I turn the wheel, I now know what the problem is. Thanks bro I'm still under warranty and will get this fixed for free.
How long it's the warranty?
@@robertorodriguez2531 if ur car is under 100k miles it's covered
A very well done tutorial! I successfully accomplished it thanks to this video! Thank you for taking the time to create and share this with the world. I appreciate you. Side note: If you have power seats, make sure it is all the way back before you start in on the project. Maybe it was mentioned in the video and I missed it.
you are superman, repaired with one hand. Thank you for the video
Thanks so much for this video. Our 2012 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid was 1200 miles beyond the extended recall warranty and using your video I was able to replace the coupler in less than two hours.
Bought the coupler for $5.00 bucks on Amazon and successfully changed out the coupler. Thanks for the video Sir!
Thanks! I fixed my sonata by following your video, something that would had cost me $420+ to fix at the dealer ended up costing me $3.00, the price i paid to get the part from the dealer and put it on myself. Thank you!
Thank you for this video!. Took me 2 hours. It was easy but the hardest part was getting the column back up. Had to use hands and feet!! Haha. But anyways...thank you! You saved me tons of money and my sonata is like new again!
I can’t get the steering column up for shit. The back screws won’t go all the way in
First of all, thank you so much for the vodeo. I got my job done today following your video step by step + taking out the fuse pannel for wider space. I turned on the engine after re-connect all the wires then check to make sure everything (steering, wiper, EPS, signal, headlight, etc..) works perfctly before putting back metal frame and plastic covers in. Shouldn't be any problems as long as all wires hooked up tightly. Happy to save $300+. Thanks!
I just fixed my 2012 Optima for same exact issue by following your video exactly. It took me just about 2 hours. Thank you very much for your video.
Thank you for this. Very helpful. I have some experience and it took me less than an hour with your help. I could probably do it in 30 mins next time.
Awesome video getting the hook back in place was key when putting back together.
Dude, you're talented... With a cell phone in hand through most of it. Good video.
Thank you
Thanks so much for the detailed video. My 2011 Sonata has 140k miles, so no more warranty. Trip to dealer to buy the coupler for $2.52, a little over an hour of my time following your video, and now it's driving great.
Troy Moore $2.52? In what state? It’s $10 in DC
Try shopping online
Thank you for this video! I use my Sonata for business (airport transportation) and do most of my own service work. I built heavy trucks in a factory for 21 years and have reasonable mechanical skills. But I thought for sure I would have to take this in. I remember installing steering columns in heavy trucks and just simply reversed the procedure! Thanks again, you saved me a bundle!
Thanks for making this video! This is the most straight forward video that is on TH-cam on the replacement of the MDPS coupling. Warranty pays about 1.7 and I was able to do it in .9. Next one will be faster. Thanks bro!
Just got done with this repair.. thank you for this video. It was very helpful. Couple of my notes. If you don't have power tools then either get a second person for help because while putting everything back together, steering column will be a pain to get it screwed again and while putting the steering column there is a extended part protruding from the column which needs to go into the pocket. To summarise from the video, all you need for this repair is 10mm, 12mm sockets, Phillips screwdriver, T30 bit to remove screws from electric motor and a torque wrench. For this I think it is better to take out the instrument cluster and try to fix rather than dropping the steering column
man you saved me from unnecessary costs! thank you very much! everything works perfectly! you are the best! 💪
GREAT instructional video. Thank you so much! I'm over 55 and managed to do this by myself while my husband was away fishing with an old friend. I wrote down all the steps and gathered all the tools together so I could move through without having to stop and check for things. Toughest part getting the steering column back up into position...felt like a contortionist trying to bench-press it back into place and get those top nuts back on! Your video worked for me even though I have a push-button start on my Sonata. Even though Hyundai extended the warranty, my car was beyond the extended warranty mileage of 100,000 (~130K).
Way to go, Mary! I need to do the same thing and am over 100k. I gotta admit, I was a little intimidated because this is a lot of stuff to take apart, and I'm concerned about braking something or getting everything back where it needs to be. I'm pretty handy, so I'm willing to go for it, though. I just can't afford to have any slip ups. Wish me luck!
Well you make me feel like more confident to perform this job by myself. Wish me luck.😁
I did it! Took me longer then I thought as I had never done such extensive work on my car, but so happy to save that $$
Thanks for the video, you the best!
Yoyo McFly
How long did it take u?
Awesome tutorial for the DIY mechanic
Thank you for this video! I just finished my car. Took me all day and for reasons I had to walk away several times to loose my shit and regroup.
I get it why they charge so much in labor..
I sat in my driver's seat and used my feet to help guide the steering wheel back in place so it's possible to achieve this by yourself.
Way to go. Would it be worth$500? To pay someone?
@@stacialindholm3380 Nope I wouldn't pay a shop to fix this. If you or somebody you know have basic tools it can be done easily, he names all the tools needed as the video progresses. Don't be spooked by all the small steps in this video.
lgalphagools just discovered this I plan to do this myself soon. But this noise has been going on for some time and I do a ton of driving for work especially this week. Does it do damage to the car or is it dangerous to drive??
I have another video that go more in depth but you can do it its not that hard after watching this video
th-cam.com/video/NEd0zPYO-JY/w-d-xo.html
Just finished. THANK YOU SO MUCH. Saved myself a fortune on this
Pro-tip: when replacing the steering column, it's helpful to get underneath it on the floorboard to guide the hook back into place and make sure you have a nut handy to secure the steering column. Trying to get it back into place from the side is a little difficult because it's difficult to line everything up.
i, I was able to fix the coupler, im going to try my best to describe it but somehow during the process the steering wheel completed pulled out and disconnected from the rack when i pulled the steering wheel out after "Dropping it" basically female tube (attached to steering wheel) with the grooves inside which goes into the male rod with outer grooves which is connected to the rack with the bolts. When I put the steering wheel on again it completely was off 50+ degrees in alignment. I'll be trying to realign the grooves tomorrow is their a way I can do it without buying expensive parts? I can understand 1-2 degrees but my tie rod alignment is fine. Its from the way the steering wheel was placed in the rack.
***btw not to be confused with aligning the steering wheel clockspring, i never opened that middle portion where the airbag.
www.hyundaipartsdeal.com/genuine/hyundai-joint-assy-universal~56400-2l000.html
it the right part in the diagram here 56300 which needs to be aligned with the middle part
**NOT 56410
Any advice is useful on how to get the grooves aligned as close as possible with the tires...its completely off, didnt wanna adjust the tie rods like crazy and dont even the the grooves in the rod allow for that much adjustment as of now (ex. the straight steering wheel has tires pointing halfway to the left)
Subscribed! Thanks, very satisfying fix, $500 at the dealer. $1.77 for the part.
Just wanna say thanks I replaced mines in my Sonata with the help of your video
Thank you! Took me about an hour, but I was double checking every step with your video. Awesome!
Thank you for your one hand mechanics sacrifice. Awesome video
i just did this today to my 2013 Sonata. very easy after watching this video, the best one. but i found out it's even more easier if your take out that fuse box, that will give you all the space you need to loosen the 3 bolts on the coupler motor. really ez pz lemon squeezy.
Great video, I just did mine, thanks the part only cost 5 dollars, I did have a hard time putting steering column back in, lining up the holes for the screws
maybe u should have done it with just only one hand like him. lol. he's a pro
Thank you bro looks like a lot to do but I’ll do it thank to you
One of the best videos I ever seen because you posted the link for the part , awesome
I finally took the time to go for it yesterday, and everything worked out great. That aggravating clattering noise I used to get when I went over bumps is gone, and steering feels firm. It might have been easier if I’d dropped the steering column, but I wanted to avoid the potential issues others have had with that. I did remove two of the 12mm bolts holding the column and loosened a third. I also removed the fuse box and the instrument cluster to get the access I needed.
It took some work and persistence, but I’m glad I did it this way. It took me an hour and 45 minutes, a little sweat and $1.20 for the part. Thanks to everybody who contributed info and advice on this!
Are you in NJ? If so, any chance I can pay you to do mine?
Naah am in Florida
Thanks for this video, I now see exactly what has to be done, but I do feel too wary to attempt this on my own. (I was asking @NJbakintheday if he was in NJ)
AWESOME VIDEO REAL CLEAR ILLUSTRATIONS AND I GOT THE JOB DONE EASY!
Thanks!
awesome step by step video. i used it this afternoon and fixed my car with no hesitation. Thanks
Thank you, that was easy to follow... But I definitely needed both hands
🤣😂
I actually watched it all. Impressive!
I just finished man it was hard but thanks so much it worked I did it on a Hyundai Elantra it was a bit different but it worked out
How did you drop the colomn? Mine bumps something halfway down
Patrick Hunsaker yea that was the hard part for me there one screw that holding it on the top
Thank you for sharing. Probably saved me a couple of hundred on labor.
Great video got this done in about 45 minutes. I actually didn't unplug everything to get that steering wheel to drop but it is a pain to get to that motor in the back if you don't. If you have the right tools you can get away with not unplugging as much. Great video nice job thanks for posting!
Very helpful video. No un needed blah blah blah. Thank you for putting up this video
just did this 20 min ago thanks dullah you the man!
Thanks for this video, mine has been doing this for months now. My 2015 Kia Forte5 SX Turbo can now be fixed thanks to you.
My favorite part is definitely the one hand work!! Great job. I'll be subscribing!
Lol thank you
Great video and great job! Normally I won't watch a video that's so long because most people just talk their asses off. But in your case I'm glad I did. Great! Work.
It works on my hyundai. Azera thank you!!😀
Great video! Very helpful. Was able to get it done in about 2 hours.
💖 I'm impress with your video. You make it seems so easy and clear. Thank You! so much for the time and effort you made to save us a lot of money.😁 Good bless you.
Great video bro very helpful
Yesterday I replaced the coupling because of you
Thank you so much
Zahid Abbas how much did you have to pay at the dealer?
Glad I could help you guys, hit the subscribe button for me thanks for the support
Dullah Goso hard Thank you so much! I just finish it. But it was a lot more harder than I thought. The steering column is a lot more heavy that it seems. But an easy job to do! I was thinking that is was going to be very expensive but just a $6 for the part and an hour of time. I really appreciate the videos. Take care!
May I ask what is that part name
Dullah Goso hard steering coupler
What’s the name of that part
Thanks bro. I just fixed my wife's 2013 Hyundai Sonata
Thank you brother, I just fixed mine after I saw your video. Keep up the good job.
Thanks bro I fixed my car by following your video
Thank you for the video. It was fast and easy. Now I need to figure out why I’m always low on oil
Traveling Around check for oil leaks
Environmental hazard. Get that checked for leaks ASAP
Thanks buddy, good video. I fixed my car. I had much problem in keeping steering back. But all done. Thanks once again
That’s awesome, thank you so much for sharing, 👍🇨🇦
Just watched this video. Thanks! I took to the dealer and fortunately it was under warrantee. Feels great to get rid of the noise. Great video, I would have had the confidence to do this on my own. Perhaps not with only one hand however haha.
that is soooooooooooo awesome...You are awesome... THANK YOU...:-)
Took mines to a kia dealership and they fixed it for free! There's a recall going on with this problem.
BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN DOING THIS JOB. I followed the exact steps and was able to fix my clunk in steering wheel. However, when dropping my steering wheel it hit my brake switch and broke it. I had to replace my brake switch since my brake lights stayed on the whole time. Other than that, everything went well.
Thanks for this video, best one I've found
Less than 2 hours work to save almost 1000 dollars. Thanks
Yooop u made my day!! Ive been dealing with mechanics for a while! Trying me to to spend a lot of money something wasnt that expensive, thanks ssssso much bro
I really appreciate the video! Thanks for sharing!
There is an extended warranty (TSB) for this problem with the MDPS steering coupler 10 yrs/
100k miles. I just got my 2013 Sonata fixed for free by the dealer. Also for 2015 - 2017 Sonata the warranty has been extended to 15 yrs /150k miles. The warranty covers original and subsequent owners. Just do a search for Hyundai TSBs.
Really good video man👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻god help my car the same problem now i can do it
awesome vid my motor had 27mm torx thanks
My Hyundai Sonata doing the very same clicking sound brought it to firestone they have no clue what’s making the noise and I also have a clacking sound when I hit a bump or a pot hole thanks for the video I hope I can find someone to fix it for me for cheap
Thank you - very grateful - A donation is on the way!
I have received it thank very much for your love and support am really grateful for it
Very good
Great video!! I was able to fix this issue, thanks man
Thank you 👍👍
My 2012 Sonata steering wheel has been making this gosh awful noise for months now. I took it to the dealer and complained about it one day while I was already there for 2 recall issues. They did nothing about the steering wheel. When it got progressively worse, I took it back in and they said that they wouldn't cover it because I was just over my 100,000 miles. But when I took it in the first time and complained about it, I was well under my 100,000. I called Hyundai Corp and they agreed to replacing the coupler and said they would reach out to the dealer but that once they did, they were no longer involved. I took it to the dealership and they refused, but told me I could pay them $300 to fix it. Its a $5.00 part people!! Now the steering wheel feels like its going to fall off and the shaking will knock the fire off of your cigarette. At times I can hardly keep the car on the road. Long story short, my husband and I appreciate this video because now he can fix it for me. This has been the worst car I have ever owned and can promise you, I will NEVER own another one.
Shelley Hiler am glad i could help
Same thing I am going through!
Did it fix the steering will shake as well? Mine just started doing it and it scares the hell out of me!
I went to dealer for this issue. It use to be my wife's car I got her a new one and kept it because of this issue. Went to dealer they said $300 to fix it I even consider trading it in. It was really bad nasty vibrations clicking metal noise after 60mph and when I hit pot holes. Thanks to this video I fixed it. Everything went away once i replaced that part. I'm no mechanic it took me a while a good 3 to 4 hours but saved lots of cash.
Same here. I bought the car from a small dealer lot but took it to Hyundai and paid $150 to check the car for any issues before purchasing. They didn't mention this or any other issues with the car. Last week I went over my 100k miles and I just read it would be warranted up to 100k. I will be doing the repair myself as well. I won't buy another Hyundai since we only have one dealer in my city and they are the worse.
Just did mine today! Went great just make sure you have your tools lined up. XD That being said you don’t have to disconnect everything from the video just some. Just be careful not to brake anything tho
K Will glad I could help you, hit the subscribe button for me thanks for the support
Thank you this was really helpful!!!
This is a great video, it just saved me 3 or 400 dollars, the guy goes into detail and shows most of the process in the video, so thanks, great job. That said, if you are doing this you will want to know that it looks easier than it really is, he must be experienced and familiar with the parts, it looks like he does this often. I consider myself handy, but it still felt like it was too much a couple of times: Some of the connectors do not come out very easily, the video does not show how to take out the last connector, a small one, I had a hard time with it, some of them made me wonder if they were supposed to come out at all, but in the end all did. I broke a couple of the fixing clips which I replaced with ties as best as I could. Also, and I hope you are reading this before doing it yourself, the column is very heavy and hard to put back into place, it was the hardest part of the job, its not on the video either. The whole project is done in awkward positions. So in summary. The video is good and it will tell you almost all you need but it is harder and more time consuming than it seems. If you decide to do it you will be saving good money and in the end know a little more than when you started. The whole thing was worth it the problem is fixed. Almost forgot to mention, by the time I was done the battery was dead, nothing to do with the video, but you may still want to keep that in mind. Thanks again for the video and Good luck!
Great comment, I agree. This job required much more effort than the video portrays. However, I am so grateful to have gotten it done on my own. I didn't have the same issue with the steering column as you did. Sorry that was so difficult and about the fact that your battery died. I read a comment in one of the other videos to make sure that I disconnected the battery.
What is the name of the actual part he's replacing? I need to know where to buy it also.
Mine has the same problem, and the mechanic said it could be anything, scared me to death with scenerios like my airbag deploying at anytime or my steering wheel locking up while turning and causing me to crash. Estimate given with time tearing things apart to research all possible problems- roughly $1500!!!!! Ill order the part and have my mechanic friend fix for me!
The description for the part I bough on Amazon is: APDTY 112837 Steering Column Motor MDPS Clunk Noise Rubber Flex Coupler Repair Fits Select Hyundai Sonata Elantra Santa Fe Azera Veloster Kia Soul Optima Forte Cadenza (TSB 14-ST-002-1; 56330-4Z000). It was the right part for my sonata 2011 and it cost less than 6 dollars. Copy the first number (APDTY 112837) on Amazon, it will find it for you
When I bought the replacement part, the guy at the parts store told me the same thing (to disconnect the battery). He said, with the battery still connected, there's a chance the airbag could deploy. But, how can I turn the steering wheel to undo the screws if the battery is disconnected? I see Dullah Goso hard didn't disconnect the battery.
@@NJbakintheday obviously remove those screws first. Disconnect the battery as soon as you begin to dismantle specifically the electrical
Thanks for this video great job.
The best video thank you god bless
Great job, Thanks for this.
Thanks about to tackle this on my niece car
Yes you can try and watch this video its more in depth of putting up the steering back in to place th-cam.com/video/NEd0zPYO-JY/w-d-xo.html
Good video, but the hardest part was to put back the column in place. My car doesn't have the ignition key it only has a Start pushbutton.
Great video. Much appreciated.
Thanks you were a great help
Why couldn't they have made that piece metal. Bruhhh all one hand. Amazing job.
Cost engineering. Easier/cheaper to manufacture plastic pieces as well as adding to removal of weight from the car.
Thanks brother !!
Just change video speed to 1.75, your welcome.
Thanks a lot!
fantastic video
How long does it last ? made from plastic why we not make similar piece from aluminum or hard nylon or darlin ?