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I PRESENTLY OWN A 2011 HYUNDAI SONATA GLS. CAN YOU PLEASE EXPLAIN TECHNICALLY WHAT THE "ANTI-SKID" OFF-ON BUTTON DOES? ALSO DOES THIS CHANGE THE DOWN-GEAR ASPECTS OF THE TRANSMISSION ? WHEN THE BUTTON IS DEPFRESSED INDICATING THE ANTII-SKID ON, DOES THIS OPTION INCREASE THE FUEL ECONOMY OF THE VEHICLE? PLEASE EXPLAIN.THANK YOU. 1 Answer
PLEASE EXPLAIN ATTACHED QUESTION REFERRING TO THE SKID-ON/OFF BUTTON. THANK YOU.
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Owner of 2013 Sonata GLS. Is it ok to have the "Eco" on at all times? 7 Answers
I'm told it's ok to have the "Eco" on at all times especially with today's gas prices? Is that true?
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What can do about my falling sunvisor on 2006 sonata 1 Answer
My Sun Viso's on my 2006 have been falling for the last 5-10 years. Now they won't stay up at all
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Can someone please tell me what kind of sonata I have. I've looked everywhere on the car and in the manual. I don't understand why it's so damn difficult! I'm trying to find aftermarket parts/accessor 3 Answers
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