I used a "Hillman 3/8" E-Clip P/N 881397" ($1.50 at Tractor Supply) to make the rod stay on. Best part is there is no drilling it just clips on very strong connection. I pulled on it forcefully and it didn't moved or come off. Thanks Coach!.
Time saving cheat: Remove shift knob/boot, remove the curved trim panels only, lift the console lid, and the cup tray will come up. ROLL it off to the side after just disconnecting the heater plugs (leave the main plugged in). This gives you enough access from the top and front to force the E- clip on there. Cheers.
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! I have a 2013 Sonata 2.0T limited and just encountered this issue yesterday. Disassembled per this video. Bought a $0.99 rubber cone shaped washer from ACE and reassembled....worked like a charm. Paid forward. Now I’ll have to make a video😁🙏🏻
Fyi, my initial attempt didn’t last long based on the washer I chose. My dad (mechanical engineer) and I brainstormed for a while and shifted the focus off the shift cable loop /shifter pin to keeping the cable rod close to the console….we ended up using a couple zip ties and some vasoline to minimize friction. Keep in mind whatever u replace the busing with has to rotate a bit as the pin travel path is actually a bit of an arc when gearshifter is moved.
@@haveneaton3383 Sorry to hear that. My repair is still hanging in there. I did find a sight that sells the correct bushing for approximately $25-$30 that I will probably purchase if my repair ends up failing. Thanks for the update.
Thank you!! This worked for my 2013 HYUNDAI ELANTRA as well. The shifter was so loose so I figured this has to be there problem. I watched some videos from CarTunes and Problem Solver Garage to figure out how to take out the center console since it’s different than the sonata. Once I took it apart, I bought the dorman bushing 14055 mentioned in other comments. I used the clear piece that came, and I shaved off one of the lips with a knife to fit it into the cable loop thing. And then fit that piece onto the plastic piece as shown in this video. Now my car is fixed and I saved so much money! Thank you to the creator of this video and the other commenters!!!
Fella, if I ever become president of the US, you will be showered with all sorts of Presidential awards. This vid has saved many people thousands of dollars and a lot of BS. Thanks much.
Thanks for the video, the bushing on my 2013 went out the other day...your video provided great detail on not only the disassembly but also how to manually put the car in gear which saved me a tow. I replaced the bushing with a "Dorman Shift Linkage Bushing Kit", model #14055, $11.00 at O'Reilly Auto Parts
Big thank you for this! Took us a couple hours and a $15 bushing which was mentioned above and it’s all fixed! I called Hyundai and said their recall had failed and that I needed the bushing part, their answer was we don’t sell that part only the whole cable for $235! Plus labor 😂 I told them thanks for nothing.
I want to say to anyone that is handy with their hands and have some knowledge about cars or have the ability to repair things. This video is about as accurate as you can get. I want to thank you for posting this video. That repair is exactly what I need to do on my friends car. Once again I want to thank you for such an accurate video.
Great video my friend! This is the best information for this problem very thorough. I'm extremely appreciative. Thank you very much. Please make more video your woth the time. I followed everything up to the repair part. I found a little better method to replace the broken part. I used a "Hillman 3/8" E-Clip P/N 881397". Best part no drilling it just clips on very strong connection. I pulled on it forcefully and it didn't moved.
I had this problem! Took apart console like you said, only to find out that part was fine! But studying how the shifting works… I went to the passenger side and saw a metal clip not reacting as it should. It went up… but not all the way. I was able to take the cover off and the clip snapped back in place! It worked! I should have taken a pic!
Great video. I have a 2011 hyundai sonata and went to back out of the driveway and when I went to put it into drive it got to the neutral light, that was where it's at but the shifter would move freely through all the gears but not actually taking any of them. So I haven't looked at it yet but I just about bet that it's popped off like yours did. So thank you very much because my first thought was transmission went out or something.
Thank you so much. I needed an informative video on how to disassemble the center console because my friend spilled coffee and caused a short. It will cause her transmission to shift on it's own as if it was in manual mode. She asked if I can look at it. I will attempt to check the wiring harness for oxidation and use CRC Electrical connection cleaner and hope that fixes it. I did let her know I can't guarantee it would be 100%, if that doesn't fix it, she'll have to have that harness replaced at the dealership.
i have same issue w/dtrs car , but hers is stuck in park & wont shift to drive & traction lights on , but after watching ur video i checked if loose , but the connection is fine , , dam , i have to bring it in to a shop ,,, tyvm for video ,,
Hi Ricardo, this is an Awesome video, nonetheless, from watching you moving the whole Compartment Around the Shifter I have realized that you just needed to remove the CUP HOLDER Tray around the Shifter (your video at 9:05 minute) and my question is: Any reason that you opened all screws around the Big Compartment Unit?
I went to o'really they didn't have the part. Went to auto zone and found part. I used the clear bushing there was two, but I had to trim one end of the bushing and it lock in flush and tight. Thanks
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Avoid all that work and risk of breaking clips and panels. JUST use a drill to make a 2 inch diameter hole , exactly over the area where that item has to be fixed. Then when done put a round plastic cover to match the approximate color of that area.
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Hard to find the right video but this one was my exact problem and solution. Thanks.
I used a "Hillman 3/8" E-Clip
P/N 881397" ($1.50 at Tractor Supply) to make the rod stay on. Best part is there is no drilling it just clips on very strong connection. I pulled on it forcefully and it didn't moved or come off. Thanks Coach!.
Time saving cheat:
Remove shift knob/boot, remove the curved trim panels only, lift the console lid, and the cup tray will come up. ROLL it off to the side after just disconnecting the heater plugs (leave the main plugged in). This gives you enough access from the top and front to force the E- clip on there. Cheers.
shout out to this guy for giving back , for taking the time to help other out, we salute your efforts sir!
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! I have a 2013 Sonata 2.0T limited and just encountered this issue yesterday. Disassembled per this video. Bought a $0.99 rubber cone shaped washer from ACE and reassembled....worked like a charm. Paid forward. Now I’ll have to make a video😁🙏🏻
So happy this was helpful! Let me know once you've made the video so I can give it a 👍!
@Eaton came across this problem yesterday. Same make and model. Now I have to do a video as well🤣🤣🤣
Fyi, my initial attempt didn’t last long based on the washer I chose. My dad (mechanical engineer) and I brainstormed for a while and shifted the focus off the shift cable loop /shifter pin to keeping the cable rod close to the console….we ended up using a couple zip ties and some vasoline to minimize friction. Keep in mind whatever u replace the busing with has to rotate a bit as the pin travel path is actually a bit of an arc when gearshifter is moved.
@@haveneaton3383 Sorry to hear that. My repair is still hanging in there. I did find a sight that sells the correct bushing for approximately $25-$30 that I will probably purchase if my repair ends up failing. Thanks for the update.
@@AllPraiseToYah Lol, pay it forward 😁
Thanks i was stranded at the gas station and i shifted it to get it home.. ill be taling it apart tomorrow.. your a life saver brother!
Thank you!! This worked for my 2013 HYUNDAI ELANTRA as well. The shifter was so loose so I figured this has to be there problem.
I watched some videos from CarTunes and Problem Solver Garage to figure out how to take out the center console since it’s different than the sonata. Once I took it apart, I bought the dorman bushing 14055 mentioned in other comments. I used the clear piece that came, and I shaved off one of the lips with a knife to fit it into the cable loop thing. And then fit that piece onto the plastic piece as shown in this video.
Now my car is fixed and I saved so much money! Thank you to the creator of this video and the other commenters!!!
Fella, if I ever become president of the US, you will be showered with all sorts of Presidential awards. This vid has saved many people thousands of dollars and a lot of BS. Thanks much.
Thanks for the video, the bushing on my 2013 went out the other day...your video provided great detail on not only the disassembly but also how to manually put the car in gear which saved me a tow. I replaced the bushing with a "Dorman Shift Linkage Bushing Kit", model #14055, $11.00 at O'Reilly Auto Parts
So glad it helped. Thanks for the info on the part number also. I'll definitely be ordering it if my rigged washer fails!
Big thank you for this! Took us a couple hours and a $15 bushing which was mentioned above and it’s all fixed! I called Hyundai and said their recall had failed and that I needed the bushing part, their answer was we don’t sell that part only the whole cable for $235! Plus labor 😂 I told them thanks for nothing.
Thank you for taking the time to record this video. It was extremely helpful. I am not sure I could have done it without you. Thank you!
I want to say to anyone that is handy with their hands and have some knowledge about cars or have the ability to repair things. This video is about as accurate as you can get. I want to thank you for posting this video. That repair is exactly what I need to do on my friends car. Once again I want to thank you for such an accurate video.
Great video my friend! This is the best information for this problem very thorough. I'm extremely appreciative. Thank you very much. Please make more video your woth the time.
I followed everything up to the repair part. I found a little better method to replace the broken part. I used a "Hillman 3/8" E-Clip P/N 881397". Best part no drilling it just clips on very strong connection. I pulled on it forcefully and it didn't moved.
Thank you for sharing that part #.
THANK YOU SO MUCH! You do not understand how helpful this video is!
So glad this helped you! I never thought it would help so many people. TH-camrs have saved me many times also so it's the least I could do. 🙂
I had this problem! Took apart console like you said, only to find out that part was fine! But studying how the shifting works… I went to the passenger side and saw a metal clip not reacting as it should. It went up… but not all the way. I was able to take the cover off and the clip snapped back in place! It worked! I should have taken a pic!
Great video. I have a 2011 hyundai sonata and went to back out of the driveway and when I went to put it into drive it got to the neutral light, that was where it's at but the shifter would move freely through all the gears but not actually taking any of them. So I haven't looked at it yet but I just about bet that it's popped off like yours did. So thank you very much because my first thought was transmission went out or something.
Thank you so much. I needed an informative video on how to disassemble the center console because my friend spilled coffee and caused a short. It will cause her transmission to shift on it's own as if it was in manual mode. She asked if I can look at it. I will attempt to check the wiring harness for oxidation and use CRC Electrical connection cleaner and hope that fixes it. I did let her know I can't guarantee it would be 100%, if that doesn't fix it, she'll have to have that harness replaced at the dealership.
Thank you so much man , I was in a sticky situation and your video real life helped me out a lot
Thank you for making that video and making it thorough step be step. I had to do the same to my wife's car.
I thank you for taking the time to make this video.! You explained my problem to a t. I’m going to go tackle the job first light. Again thank you!!
Thank you. Your video did help me today. I was stuck in a tuff situation and I got out of it much thanks to you
Nice Work
Thanks! Saved man you saved me a lot of money with this video!!
Thanks this saved me in a time while I’m on a budget!!!
Perfect step buy step video. I did buy the 1.16$ lock washer from Hyundai. Poor design. Very simple thanks for video
Your welcome Michael. So glad it helped!
Now my car has this issue. Thank u for ur information
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experience
i have same issue w/dtrs car , but hers is stuck in park & wont shift to drive & traction lights on , but after watching ur video i checked if loose , but the connection is fine , , dam , i have to bring it in to a shop ,,, tyvm for video ,,
I have the same problem. Did you ever find out what the issue was?
Thanks a lot man. You really helped me out.
You're welcome. Glad it helped you out!
You're a lifesaver!!!
Thank you. That broblem happens to me today
Your welcome :)
Seriously thank you.
So glad this helped you! I never thought it would help so many people. TH-camrs have saved me many times also so it's the least I could do. 🙂
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You're the man Ricardo! 😎🤜🏾🤛🏾
Thanks Jaime. TH-camrs have saved me hundreds of hours & $$$'s. I'm so glad my video has helped out so many!
Hi Ricardo, this is an Awesome video, nonetheless, from watching you moving the whole Compartment Around the Shifter I have realized that you just needed to remove the CUP HOLDER Tray around the Shifter (your video at 9:05 minute) and my question is: Any reason that you opened all screws around the Big Compartment Unit?
Thanks, man!
You the man excellent video Thanks
Cool. Hope it helped you out!
Thnx for the video! 👍👍
My pleasure. Glad it helped!!
Thank you this is a savings!!!
I went to o'really they didn't have the part. Went to auto zone and found part. I used the clear bushing there was two, but I had to trim one end of the bushing and it lock in flush and tight. Thanks
With TH-cam University, who need college. There is a crap load of experiences right here. You can literally learn almost everything on TH-cam. There is a clip for that.
When this problem started were there any lights on the dash or issues with the break lights?
None for me when this happened to me today.
nice video stuart
Thank you Jedediah!!
Thanks 🙏🏾
Looks Like a tap washer to me?
Anybody know what washer he used ? He didn’t really explain where he got it or what it’s called. I need the diameter of it
Crazy how many Problems these Sonatas have ... Fix one thing and then another thing goes... SMH
Omg its like a domino effect since I paid mine off I've had nothing but problems with my 2012 Sonota!!!
A common steel washer works fine.
What sz? Can I get it at Home Depot ?
Avoid all that work and risk of breaking clips and panels.
JUST use a drill to make a 2 inch diameter hole , exactly over the area where that item has to be fixed.
Then when done put a round plastic cover to match the approximate color of that area.