Hyundai Sonata Hybrid 2.4L head gasket replaced 2 of 3 2012 2011 2015 kia

[@youtubeonly8574]

Thanks bud, I'm looking to buy a used motor and now this is very helpful for reverse tear down. Much love to your works on 2.4L 4gkj engine.

[@zippytechnologies]

man oh man is this a lot of work lol... very good videos... my 2013 started eating water and every valve cover 10mm bolt was loose .. I tightened them down and it still eats water.. no visible drips or steam.. nothing in exhaust I can see either... very weird... so I went out and bought new vcg and head cover gasket but after all the time watching you I think I will just go get an uber now... I can't afford a shop to do it and I really don't have the physical ability to get into the engines anymore.. ugh. Disabled veterans don't get paid much... gotta make do with what I can with what health and abilities I have I guess.

[@knowyuhgrow420]

Thanks for sharing. I love how you maid the mark instead of using a angle guage.

[@maurabbit]

Great video man, thanks so much for your valuable time and effort for making it, God bless ya❤

[@tafacildemais]

i never sow a movie like that , thanks very much you are the best ,

[@georgebarajas22]

Thanks for the videos. This helped me do my 2012 Hyundai santafe heads.

[@RiggleReality]

I’ve never in my life watched someone use a full scotch brite pad to clean 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 21:44 always have I seen someone or my self tear pieces of it off 🤣🤣🤣 it gets the job done thou! Great video!

[@apolakay1520]

Well explain ...and detailed thanks my friend from the Philippines ....

[@darylsparks-sparksautomoti6066]

what kinda head bolt thread locker do you recommend on this application

[@ls1camaro92]

Loctite 1158514 Head Bolt and Water Jacket Sealant

[@Peppermint1]

My 2015 2.4 Sonata with 30k miles had a small coolant leak behind the engine (external) from the factory. I think it leaks only when the engine is revved. Does anyone know if it's something to be worried about in the long term ?

[@neeraj2878]

Great video 👍

[@ostelcomtv2649]

May i know the reason for not applying sealant?

[@natashasedrick8230]

I need to change on my 2012 hyundai sonata 2.0 t will I have to pull the whole motor

[@johnr4898]

No valve stem shims? How do you adjust the valves?

[@sandmanwiner2547]

Great job 💯👍

[@rackets001]

A couple things, when you surfaced the head, you never mentioned checking if there was any warp of the block side. What if they were equally warped and fit together well and now you just took the low side out of the middle so now the edges don't seat tight? Also, I was always taught once you used your torque wrench to a specific number never to use it to tighten things beyond the specified torque. Using a breaker bar to get those 90 degree turns would help keep your torque wrench within spec longer. Great I formative video!

[@whocares5188]

If you have to check your machine shops work I suggest finding I new one

[@whocares5188]

Did your cam sensors melt?

[@justinbowles4671]

How do you know if your timing is good or not. I bought this 99 Cadillac and the guy told me it needs head gaskets so I’m in the process of doing that. I’ve turned the crank probably 3 times maybe 4. The marks on the sprockets haven’t lined up yet. Maybe I need to turn more to see if they line up. I hope so.

[@youtubeonly8574]

Before tear down, you always take picture of it's final position. Because once you reassemble, you must line everything up to the previous final point to run into the factory specs.

[@20KAYSUBS]

?whats a parts wash machine

[@kiryagallegos2868]

Lot a good information

[@eliastorres2561]

Scotch Brite plus?

[@TurboBuRick]

Why did you not point out where the head gasket was blown?

[@vagnsorensen8345]

Thanks!

[@seckaa1]

Please post tools used

[@johnhenderson6407]

Careful that you mark the timing chain before removing. Watch the installation before removing

[@DroppedDee]

Be sure to use the 12 point tool mentioned and shown in the video to remove the head cylinder bolts DO NOT ATTEMPT USE A 6 POINT HEX TOOL even if it fits. This will result in a shearing or breaking of the head cylinder bolts. DANGER!!!

[@alegabi1434]

50 bucks? what shop is that lol

[@vickijacono3854]

That engine is filthy...ever change the oil..? Baked on sludge..

[@zxtenn]

Is it me or is that engine FILTHY as i having not many oil changes??

[@610610billy610610]

Honestly it's probably from oil consumption. Mine looks bad and I do oil changes on time, with high quality oil.

[@robertsmith3774]

Always use new TTY head bolts.