Hyundai D4EA Diesel Engine Shop Manual Supplement (2000 Edition)
252 Pages • ZIP Download: 4 Printable PDFs • 29.62 MB
Hyundai Models Covered & Key Technical Specifications
Models & Model Codes: Santa Fe (SM), Trajet (FO), Elantra (XD)
Engine: D4EA Diesel Engine (2.0 TCI, Bosch Common Rail) in all three models
Sub-models / Variants: Santa Fe right-hand drive (APS) and left-hand drive (APM) accelerator configurations
Transaxle applications: Manual (M/T) and automatic (A/T) in all three models
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Engine type: In-line, Single Overhead Camshaft, 4-cylinder
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Displacement: 1991 cc (121.5 cu.in.)
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Bore: 83 mm (3.27 in.)
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Stroke: 92 mm (3.62 in.)
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Compression ratio: 17.7:1
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Firing order: 1-3-4-2
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Oil pressure (1500 rpm, oil at 95–105°C [203–221°F]): More than 392.3 kPa (56.88 psi)
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Max fuel system pressure: 1350 bar
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Thermostat opening temp: 82°C (180°F)
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Coolant capacity (radiator): 5 liters (5.3 U.S.qts.)
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Cylinder head flatness limit: 0.2 mm (0.008 in.)
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Fuel tank capacity: 65 liters (Santa Fe and Trajet), 55 liters (Elantra)
Hyundai Manual Features & Selected Content Preview
Hyundai’s November 2000 Shop Manual Supplement covers the D4EA diesel engine with Bosch Common Rail injection in the Santa Fe, Trajet, and Elantra. It covers engine mechanical work, fuel-system service, and related wiring. For other vehicle systems, Hyundai refers technicians to the earlier shop manuals for each model.
PDF Files and Diagram Readability
Text search and bookmarks: The four PDFs have no searchable text layer. Embedded bookmarks are included, and chapter jumps and links between files depend on the PDF reader. Small pin numbers, connector IDs, and wire codes in the wiring diagrams are best read at higher zoom.
The ZIP contains 252 pages across four printable PDFs, including the 1-page title, foreword, and index. The other files are Engine Mechanical System (90 pages), Fuel System (100 pages), and Schematic Diagrams (61 pages).
Engine Repair, Common Rail Diagnosis, and Wiring
The highlights below are a selection. The supplement also includes a compression test with guidance on interpreting the results and a coolant concentration chart.
- Engine block and rotating assembly: Step-by-step procedures for removing and installing the engine and transaxle together, plus cylinder boring, front-case and balance-shaft service, and crankshaft and piston inspection.
- Cylinder head and timing: Camshaft service, valve and spring inspection, valve guide and seat work, and timing belt removal, inspection, and installation.
- Cooling and lubrication: Coolant hoses and pipes, water pump and radiator service, fan motor and relay testing, thermostat inspection, and oil cooler, oil pump, and pressure switch service.
- Intake and exhaust: Turbocharger disassembly and inspection, wastegate testing, and service coverage for the intercooler, air cleaner, catalytic converter, muffler, and exhaust pipes.
- Bosch Common Rail: Low- and high-pressure fuel delivery, from the presupply pump and filter to the high-pressure pump, rail, and injectors. Covers pilot, main, and post-injection, EGR, and glow-plug operation.
- Electronic Diesel Control (EDC): Symptom charts, DTC and CC-code tables, HI-SCAN data and actuator checks, after-run testing, and voltage, resistance, and continuity checks for sensors and harnesses.
- Model-specific wiring: Fuse and relay layouts, multi-sheet engine-control schematics, fuel-filter heater circuits, component location indexes, and connector-face views.
Hyundai wrote this supplement for dealer service technicians. The procedures are intended for technicians equipped to measure engine wear, test wiring, and use HI-SCAN for diesel diagnostics.
Engine Inspection and Assembly
Cylinder-block inspection covers bore measurements, piston grading, and deck flatness. The crankshaft and piston procedures cover journal wear, bearing oil clearance, crankshaft end play, connecting rod inspection, and piston ring end gaps. Cylinder-head work extends to replacing valve guides and valve-seat inserts.
The turbocharger drawings show the housing alignment marks and the locations of the wheel and oil-passage checks. The timing belt section warns that reversing the crankshaft sprocket flange can cause belt failure.
Tightening torque tables, service limits, and lubricant and coolant specifications accompany the procedures. Tool references include the balance-shaft bearing remover and installer (09212-27000), valve spring compressor (09222-27300), crankshaft rear oil seal installer (09231-27000), injector oil seal installer (09351-27400), and compression gauge and adapter (09351-27000 and 09351-27100). The tool list also identifies the front seal installer and oil filter wrench.
Starting Faults and Injector Service
The starting and rough-idle flowcharts help technicians separate starter or power-supply faults from fuel-delivery and injection-control faults. The component checks cover airflow, intake air and coolant temperature, camshaft and crankshaft position, fuel temperature, rail pressure, EGR, and accelerator position. Injector current traces show solenoid operation. The injector firing check is limited to confirming fuel delivery.
The supplement documents injector removal and installation and high-pressure pump installation. It covers cleanliness, injector sealing, leak-off rail clip security, and support for high-pressure fittings. Hyundai warns that the system retains pressure after shutdown and prohibits injection-system work while the engine is running or within 30 seconds of shutdown.
Sample Bearing Clearances and Sensor Test Values
For the D4EA crankshaft main and connecting rod bearings, the inspection section gives a standard oil clearance of 0.024–0.042 mm and a service limit of 0.1 mm. It also shows how Plastigauge is used to check those clearances.
The D4EA rail pressure sensor harness check specifies a 4.5–5.5 V supply with the ignition on and the sensor connector disconnected.
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