Repair Procedures: Removal

WARNING: This page is about a different car, the 2011 Hyundai Veracruz. However, it is still accessible from the selected car via links, so may be relevant.

Disconnect the AFS connector (A) and the breather hose (B).
Remove the air cleaner body (D) and the intake hose (C).

Fig 1: Identifying AFS Connector
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Disconnect the RH front and rear oxygen sensor connectors (A), the power steering sensor connector (B), the RH injector harness connector (C) and the VIS solenoid valve connector (D).

Fig 2: Identifying Rear Oxygen Sensor Connectors
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Disconnect the PCSV connector (A), the MAP sensor connector (B) and the PCSV hose.

Fig 3: Identifying PCSV Connector
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Disconnect the ETC connector (A) and the knock sensor connector (B).

Fig 4: Identifying ETC Connector
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Disconnect the water hoses (B) from ETC.
Disconnect the PCV (C) hose.

Fig 5: Identifying Water Hoses
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Disconnect brake vacuum hose.
Remove the surge tank stays (A).

Fig 6: Identifying Surge Tank Stays (1 Of 2)
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Fig 7: Identifying Surge Tank Stays (2 Of 2)
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Remove the surge tank (A).

Fig 8: Identifying Surge Tank
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Disconnect the breather Pipe assembly (A).

Fig 9: Identifying Breather Pipe Assembly
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Disconnect the LH injector harness connectors.
Remove the intake manifold (A) and gasket.

Fig 10: Identifying Intake Manifold
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