Does Hyundai Sonata have CVT transmission?

Lastly, the Sonata Hybrid features a modified variant of the new direct-injected 2.4-liter GDI 4-cylinder. While most gasoline-hybrid offerings on the market today are fitted with continuously variable transmissions (CVTs), Hyundai is utilizing its new 6-speed automatic transmission.

Why is the speed sensor on my Hyundai Sonata not working?

For those of you who have a Hyundai trajet or sonata that gives hell while driving on the highway, this instructable may help you out. The input and output speed sensors on this vehicle’s transmission failed and the drive experience was really bad as in hard shifting plus the 4th gear refused to engage on the highway.

How to replace transmission speed sensor ( Hyundai Trajet )?

Step 1: Removing the First Sensor. First the electrical connector was unplugged then the 10mm bolt holding the sensor removed. The sensor came out easily after. Step 2: Comparison Then Installing the New Sensor. Here is new and old side by side.

Can a transmission speed sensor be removed from a car?

Some speed sensors are internal to the transmission and will require the transmission to be removed from the vehicle before the sensors can be replaced. The most popular service booked by readers of this article is Vehicle Drivetrain Inspection.

What are the transmission problems on a Hyundai Sonata?

:confuse: I have a Hyundai Sonata 2008 2.4l 2,700 miles, Automatic. It has a slow shift between 1st & 2nd gear Feels like a loss of power until it passes 2nd gear, fuel mileage is 19-21 city/hwy 60/40 hwy. Took it to the dealer and no codes in the computer. Any answers will be helpful! Thanks!

For those of you who have a Hyundai trajet or sonata that gives hell while driving on the highway, this instructable may help you out. The input and output speed sensors on this vehicle’s transmission failed and the drive experience was really bad as in hard shifting plus the 4th gear refused to engage on the highway.

What kind of warranty does a Hyundai Sonata have?

This is direct from Hyundai corporate. The Hyundai and Kia automatic transmissions are built under license from Mitsubishi, and again, if you use anything other than SP-III, you’re out-of-luck on substantiating any warranty claims should an automatic transmission problem develop within the 100K/10 year powertrain warranty period.

Step 1: Removing the First Sensor. First the electrical connector was unplugged then the 10mm bolt holding the sensor removed. The sensor came out easily after. Step 2: Comparison Then Installing the New Sensor. Here is new and old side by side.