1st Gen Tucson Owners

**harold13** · January 30th, 2011 02:13 PM

meron sa inyo naka leather seats na gen1? kung meron pa post ng pics

**bentotz** · February 27th, 2011 11:13 PM

question lang.. ilang rpm ung old tucson niyo pag tumatakbo ng 100? curious lang.. i was driving the new accent yesterday at nlex at ung 100km/h is at 3000 rpm lang..

**harold13** · April 5th, 2011 11:58 AM

pag diesel kaya mga 2200-2300rpm pag nasa 100km/h

pag gas naman roguhly around 2500

**bentotz** · April 6th, 2011 11:58 AM

Originally Posted by harold13

pag diesel kaya mga 2200-2300rpm pag nasa 100km/h

pag gas naman roguhly around 2500

*harold13, thanks for the reply.. 2500 sa inyo, parang around 3000 rpm yung tucson 2009(mT) ko pag asa 100kph.. nasa driving style b yun..

newbie pa lang ako sa pagddrive.. 2yrs experience pa lang ako.. around 25k kms..

**omegan** · April 8th, 2011 11:01 PM

I just had my '07 crdi tucson's 40k PMS today at Hyundai Alabang. Actually 39k pa lang ang reading kaso may umuugong sa makina kaya dinala ko na, it turned out to be the compressor bearing. Total bill ko P11,700++ including about P1,000 for the bearing.
I can't afford casa PMS anymore. Can anyone suggest a shop somewhere in paranaque-las pinas-alabang area which can competently service tucsons without breaking the bank?
Or can anyone please suggest tips to lessen cost of PMS short of DIY? thanks!

**dash0317** · April 12th, 2011 04:34 PM

just also had my tucson 2.0 gas a/t PM for 40KM at Hyundai Pasig last week and i'm complaining about a noise in the compressor and a humming noise while driving at 60 to 70 Kph. casa replaced the idler bearing and magnetic clutch but the noise in the compressor is still there. they said it's the compressor assembly na which they will service after the warranty is approved and the parts is available. the humming noise is still present and they said it's related to the compressor. but i'm not buying it since when i turn off the compressor, there is no noise in the compressor but still there is the humming sound in the engine. i think the compressor noise is different from the humming noise. does anyone experienced this before and how can this be fixed?

**renzo_d10** · April 12th, 2011 04:48 PM

Originally Posted by omegan

I just had my '07 crdi tucson's 40k PMS today at Hyundai Alabang. Actually 39k pa lang ang reading kaso may umuugong sa makina kaya dinala ko na, it turned out to be the compressor bearing. Total bill ko P11,700++ including about P1,000 for the bearing.
I can't afford casa PMS anymore. Can anyone suggest a shop somewhere in paranaque-las pinas-alabang area which can competently service tucsons without breaking the bank?
Or can anyone please suggest tips to lessen cost of PMS short of DIY? thanks!

you can always visit your suking shell station.

**Starex_Gold** · April 12th, 2011 05:25 PM

Mura pa yang 11,700 pesos.

Sa Honda CR-V, I paid 19,800 for the 40000km PMS.

**omegan** · April 12th, 2011 09:19 PM

Originally Posted by renzo_d10

you can always visit your suking shell station.

the Shell station near SM sucat was actually my suki for my '98 Sentra's PMS until I gave it away to my parents-in-law in the province, I think I'll pay them a visit come the 45k PMS for my Tucson...

**omegan** · April 12th, 2011 09:41 PM

Originally Posted by Starex_Gold

Mura pa yang 11,700 pesos.

Sa Honda CR-V, I paid 19,800 for the 40000km PMS.

Mahal din talaga PMS ng honda. I think I paid 12k for the twelfth month PMS (with only about 6000+km mileage) of my 2009 Civic, inclusive of the rustproofing.

Hyundai was charging more than 5k for the replacement of the front brake pads of my Tucson. Will I save much if i'll just buy the pads in seiring or goodgear & have the replacement done by the friendly neighborhood mechanic?