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Fourth generation (HD) · HD · 2007–2010

2007Hyundai Elantra

A larger, better-equipped Elantra; the wagon-like Elantra Touring joined the US line for 2009. US model years 2007–2010.

Fourth generation (HD) · HD

2007 Hyundai Elantra — GL in Regatta Blue, front three-quarter view

Photo: “2007 Hyundai Elantra GL in Regatta Blue, Front Right” by Elise240SX / Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped to 16:9.

The 2007 model year

Overview

Hyundai Motor America's exact-year archive documents 4 2007 Elantra configuration rows across 1 body and trim combinations. This HD roster keeps body, engine, and transmission applicability explicit rather than copying a neighboring model year.

Specifications

Engines
  • 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four
Transmissions
5-speed Manual, 4-speed SHIFTRONIC Automatic
Body styles
Four-door sedan

Year over year

What changed

  • The 2007 research boundary includes only the trims, bodies, engines, and transmissions supported by Hyundai's model-year record; equipment packages are not promoted into unsupported models.

Worth knowing

Notable

  • The documented lineup exposes 4 source-backed combinations while preserving the distinction between a configuration roster and every standalone factory option.

Living with it

Reliability & ownership notes

  • Confirm the VIN, engine, transmission, emissions label, and installed equipment before ordering service parts. On older cars, inspect corrosion, timing-drive history where applicable, cooling-system condition, suspension wear, and evidence of deferred fluid service.

Maintenance & service parts

Keep your 2007 Elantra on the road

Start with the service interval, then match the engine or exact version you own. Order links appear only when a catalog-backed part number is available, and every listing still needs a fitment check.

Service desk

What this car needs & when

Use this as a service-planning checklist for 2007 Hyundai Elantra. Start with the interval, confirm which engine or configuration you have, then use an exact ordering reference when one is verified.

Service topics
10
Scheduled topics
10
Applicability stated
10
Exact references
2

Before ordering Identify your engine, options and build date. Part numbers and sizes can change within one model year. Shopping links appear only for catalog-backed references; still verify the listing against your vehicle before ordering.

  • Engine oil and filterView intervals, applicability and sources

    Engine oil and filter

    Exact reference available

    Normal oil and filter replacement

    Normal service, whichever comes first.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 7,500 mi / 12,000 km / 12 months · Normal service, whichever comes first.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF pages 263–265; printed 7-8–7-10 — Normal oil and filter replacement · checked

    Severe oil and filter replacement

    Replace, whichever comes first. Applies to conditions A–I, K. Severe-use codes in the cited table: A short trips under 5 miles (10 in freezing weather); B extensive idling/low-speed travel; C rough, dusty, muddy, unpaved, gravel or salted roads; D corrosive salt/very cold weather; E sand; F heavy traffic above 90°F; G hills/mountains; H trailer/camper/roof rack; I police/taxi/commercial use or towing; J driving above 100 mph; K frequent stop-and-go traffic.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 3,000 mi / 5,000 km / 3 months · Replace, whichever comes first. Applies to conditions A–I, K. Severe-use codes in the cited table: A short trips under 5 miles (10 in freezing weather); B extensive idling/low-speed travel; C rough, dusty, muddy, unpaved, gravel or salted roads; D corrosive salt/very cold weather; E sand; F heavy traffic above 90°F; G hills/mountains; H trailer/camper/roof rack; I police/taxi/commercial use or towing; J driving above 100 mph; K frequent stop-and-go traffic.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF page 266; printed 7-11 — Severe oil and filter replacement · checked

    Catalog fitment — Engine oil and filter

    Parts fitment only; this does not establish a service interval.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · United States · Cataloged engine application; confirm VIN and installed engine before ordering.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra L4-2.0L factory normal-service schedule (preserved service-manual database) · Maintenance > Service Intervals > Normal Service — recurring 7,500-mile rows · checked

    Verified ordering references

    • Validated equivalentBaldwin B7243

      Qty. 1 · Engine lubricating-oil filter · catalog-listed

      Cataloged for the 2007 Elantra 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four; confirm VIN and installed engine before ordering.

      Catalog: Baldwin Filters — 2017 Automotive Applications catalog · Printed catalog page 319, Hyundai 2007 Elantra 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four row — Lube — B7243 · checked

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  • Engine air filterView intervals, applicability and sources

    Engine air filter

    Exact reference available

    Normal engine air-filter replacement

    Normal service, whichever comes first.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 30,000 mi / 48,000 km / 24 months · Normal service, whichever comes first.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF pages 263–265; printed 7-8–7-10 — Normal engine air-filter replacement · checked

    Severe engine air-filter replacement

    Service more frequently; the table does not give a numeric interval. Applies to conditions C, E. Severe-use codes in the cited table: A short trips under 5 miles (10 in freezing weather); B extensive idling/low-speed travel; C rough, dusty, muddy, unpaved, gravel or salted roads; D corrosive salt/very cold weather; E sand; F heavy traffic above 90°F; G hills/mountains; H trailer/camper/roof rack; I police/taxi/commercial use or towing; J driving above 100 mph; K frequent stop-and-go traffic.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF page 266; printed 7-11 — Severe engine air-filter replacement · checked

    Catalog fitment — Engine air-cleaner filter

    Parts fitment only; this does not establish a service interval.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · United States · Cataloged engine application; confirm VIN and installed engine before ordering.

    Source: Baldwin Filters — 2017 Automotive Applications catalog · Printed catalog page 319, Hyundai 2007 Elantra 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four row — Air — PA4401 · checked

    Verified ordering references

  • Cabin air filterView intervals, applicability and sources

    Cabin air filter

    Sourced interval available

    Normal cabin-filter replacement

    Replace, whichever comes first.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 10,000 mi / 15,000 km / 12 months · Replace, whichever comes first.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF pages 263–265; printed 7-8–7-10 — Normal cabin-filter replacement · checked

    Severe cabin-filter replacement

    Service more frequently; the table does not give a numeric interval. Applies to conditions C, E. Severe-use codes in the cited table: A short trips under 5 miles (10 in freezing weather); B extensive idling/low-speed travel; C rough, dusty, muddy, unpaved, gravel or salted roads; D corrosive salt/very cold weather; E sand; F heavy traffic above 90°F; G hills/mountains; H trailer/camper/roof rack; I police/taxi/commercial use or towing; J driving above 100 mph; K frequent stop-and-go traffic.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF page 266; printed 7-11 — Severe cabin-filter replacement · checked

  • Spark plugsView intervals, applicability and sources

    Spark plugs

    Sourced interval available

    Iridium-coated plug replacement

    Iridium-coated plugs only; identify the installed plug/emissions specification before using this interval.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 100,000 mi / 160,000 km · Iridium-coated plugs only; identify the installed plug/emissions specification before using this interval.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF pages 263–265; printed 7-8–7-10 — Iridium-coated plug replacement · checked

    Platinum-coated plug replacement

    Platinum-coated plugs only; identify the installed plug/emissions specification before using this interval.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 60,000 mi / 96,000 km / 48 months · Platinum-coated plugs only; identify the installed plug/emissions specification before using this interval.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF pages 263–265; printed 7-8–7-10 — Platinum-coated plug replacement · checked

    Severe spark-plug replacement

    Service more frequently; the table does not give a numeric interval. Applies to conditions B, H. Severe-use codes in the cited table: A short trips under 5 miles (10 in freezing weather); B extensive idling/low-speed travel; C rough, dusty, muddy, unpaved, gravel or salted roads; D corrosive salt/very cold weather; E sand; F heavy traffic above 90°F; G hills/mountains; H trailer/camper/roof rack; I police/taxi/commercial use or towing; J driving above 100 mph; K frequent stop-and-go traffic.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF page 266; printed 7-11 — Severe spark-plug replacement · checked

  • CoolantView intervals, applicability and sources

    Coolant

    Sourced interval available

    First coolant replacement

    First replacement, whichever comes first.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 60,000 mi / 96,000 km / 60 months · First replacement, whichever comes first.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF pages 263–265; printed 7-8–7-10 — First coolant replacement · checked

    Subsequent coolant replacement

    After the first replacement, repeat at this distance/time, whichever comes first.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 25,000 mi / 40,000 km / 24 months · After the first replacement, repeat at this distance/time, whichever comes first.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF pages 263–265; printed 7-8–7-10 — Subsequent coolant replacement · checked

  • Transmission and transfer-case fluidView intervals, applicability and sources

    Transmission and transfer-case fluid

    Sourced interval available

    Normal manual-transaxle inspection

    Inspect, not a normal replacement interval; whichever comes first.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · 5-speed Manual · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 30,000 mi / 48,000 km / 24 months · Inspect, not a normal replacement interval; whichever comes first.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF pages 263–265; printed 7-8–7-10 — Normal manual-transaxle inspection · checked

    Severe manual-transaxle replacement

    Replace at the listed distance; no month interval is specified. Applies to conditions A, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J. Severe-use codes in the cited table: A short trips under 5 miles (10 in freezing weather); B extensive idling/low-speed travel; C rough, dusty, muddy, unpaved, gravel or salted roads; D corrosive salt/very cold weather; E sand; F heavy traffic above 90°F; G hills/mountains; H trailer/camper/roof rack; I police/taxi/commercial use or towing; J driving above 100 mph; K frequent stop-and-go traffic.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · 5-speed Manual · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 60,000 mi / 96,000 km · Replace at the listed distance; no month interval is specified. Applies to conditions A, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J. Severe-use codes in the cited table: A short trips under 5 miles (10 in freezing weather); B extensive idling/low-speed travel; C rough, dusty, muddy, unpaved, gravel or salted roads; D corrosive salt/very cold weather; E sand; F heavy traffic above 90°F; G hills/mountains; H trailer/camper/roof rack; I police/taxi/commercial use or towing; J driving above 100 mph; K frequent stop-and-go traffic.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF page 266; printed 7-11 — Severe manual-transaxle replacement · checked

  • Automatic transaxle fluidView intervals, applicability and sources

    Automatic transaxle fluid

    Sourced interval available

    Normal automatic-fluid first replacement

    First replacement shown. Inspect at each 15,000-mile/12-month column otherwise; consult the manual for continuation beyond the displayed table.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · 4-speed SHIFTRONIC Automatic · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 105,000 mi / 168,000 km / 84 months · First replacement shown. Inspect at each 15,000-mile/12-month column otherwise; consult the manual for continuation beyond the displayed table.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF pages 263–265; printed 7-8–7-10 — Normal automatic-fluid first replacement · checked

    Severe automatic-fluid replacement

    Replace at the listed distance; no month interval is specified. Applies to conditions A, C, E, F, G, H, I. Severe-use codes in the cited table: A short trips under 5 miles (10 in freezing weather); B extensive idling/low-speed travel; C rough, dusty, muddy, unpaved, gravel or salted roads; D corrosive salt/very cold weather; E sand; F heavy traffic above 90°F; G hills/mountains; H trailer/camper/roof rack; I police/taxi/commercial use or towing; J driving above 100 mph; K frequent stop-and-go traffic.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · 4-speed SHIFTRONIC Automatic · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 30,000 mi / 48,000 km · Replace at the listed distance; no month interval is specified. Applies to conditions A, C, E, F, G, H, I. Severe-use codes in the cited table: A short trips under 5 miles (10 in freezing weather); B extensive idling/low-speed travel; C rough, dusty, muddy, unpaved, gravel or salted roads; D corrosive salt/very cold weather; E sand; F heavy traffic above 90°F; G hills/mountains; H trailer/camper/roof rack; I police/taxi/commercial use or towing; J driving above 100 mph; K frequent stop-and-go traffic.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF page 266; printed 7-11 — Severe automatic-fluid replacement · checked

  • Scheduled checks and inspectionsView intervals, applicability and sources

    Scheduled checks and inspections

    Sourced interval available

    Inspect accessory drive belts and vacuum hose

    Normal service, whichever comes first.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 7,500 mi / 12,000 km / 6 months · Normal service, whichever comes first.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF pages 263–265; printed 7-8–7-10 — Inspect accessory drive belts and vacuum hose · checked

    Inspect brake hoses/lines, brake pads/calipers/rotors, exhaust, suspension mounting bolts, steering linkage/boots/ball joints and air-conditioning refrigerant

    Normal service, whichever comes first.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 15,000 mi / 24,000 km / 12 months · Normal service, whichever comes first.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF pages 263–265; printed 7-8–7-10 — Inspect brake hoses/lines, brake pads/calipers/rotors, exhaust, suspension mounting bolts, steering linkage/boots/ball joints and air-conditioning refrigerant · checked

    Inspect fuel lines/connections, crankcase ventilation hose, vapor hose/cap, brake fluid, rear drums/linings and parking brake

    Normal inspection, whichever comes first.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 30,000 mi / 48,000 km / 24 months · Normal inspection, whichever comes first.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF pages 263–265; printed 7-8–7-10 — Inspect fuel lines/connections, crankcase ventilation hose, vapor hose/cap, brake fluid, rear drums/linings and parking brake · checked

    Inspect electronic throttle control and driveshaft boots

    Normal service, whichever comes first.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 15,000 mi / 24,000 km / 12 months · Normal service, whichever comes first.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF pages 263–265; printed 7-8–7-10 — Inspect electronic throttle control and driveshaft boots · checked

    Inspect valve clearance for tappet noise or engine vibration; adjust if necessary

    Normal service, whichever comes first.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 60,000 mi / 96,000 km / 48 months · Normal service, whichever comes first.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF pages 263–265; printed 7-8–7-10 — Inspect valve clearance for tappet noise or engine vibration; adjust if necessary · checked

    Inspect fuel-tank air filter at 15,000/45,000/75,000/105,000/135,000 miles; replace at 30,000-mile/24-month multiples

    Use the listed alternating inspection/replacement columns; the first inspection is at 15,000 miles/12 months.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF pages 263–265; printed 7-8–7-10 — Inspect fuel-tank air filter at 15,000/45,000/75,000/105,000/135,000 miles; replace at 30,000-mile/24-month multiples · checked

    Severe front brake and parking-brake inspection

    Service more frequently; the table does not give a numeric interval. Applies to conditions C, D, G, H. Severe-use codes in the cited table: A short trips under 5 miles (10 in freezing weather); B extensive idling/low-speed travel; C rough, dusty, muddy, unpaved, gravel or salted roads; D corrosive salt/very cold weather; E sand; F heavy traffic above 90°F; G hills/mountains; H trailer/camper/roof rack; I police/taxi/commercial use or towing; J driving above 100 mph; K frequent stop-and-go traffic.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF page 266; printed 7-11 — Severe front brake and parking-brake inspection · checked

    Severe rear brake inspection

    Service more frequently; the table does not give a numeric interval. Applies to conditions C, D, G, H. Severe-use codes in the cited table: A short trips under 5 miles (10 in freezing weather); B extensive idling/low-speed travel; C rough, dusty, muddy, unpaved, gravel or salted roads; D corrosive salt/very cold weather; E sand; F heavy traffic above 90°F; G hills/mountains; H trailer/camper/roof rack; I police/taxi/commercial use or towing; J driving above 100 mph; K frequent stop-and-go traffic.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF page 266; printed 7-11 — Severe rear brake inspection · checked

    Severe steering/linkage/ball-joint inspection

    Service more frequently; the table does not give a numeric interval. Applies to conditions C, D, E, F, G, H, I. Severe-use codes in the cited table: A short trips under 5 miles (10 in freezing weather); B extensive idling/low-speed travel; C rough, dusty, muddy, unpaved, gravel or salted roads; D corrosive salt/very cold weather; E sand; F heavy traffic above 90°F; G hills/mountains; H trailer/camper/roof rack; I police/taxi/commercial use or towing; J driving above 100 mph; K frequent stop-and-go traffic.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF page 266; printed 7-11 — Severe steering/linkage/ball-joint inspection · checked

    Severe driveshaft-boot inspection

    Inspect, whichever comes first. Applies to conditions C, D, E, F, H. Severe-use codes in the cited table: A short trips under 5 miles (10 in freezing weather); B extensive idling/low-speed travel; C rough, dusty, muddy, unpaved, gravel or salted roads; D corrosive salt/very cold weather; E sand; F heavy traffic above 90°F; G hills/mountains; H trailer/camper/roof rack; I police/taxi/commercial use or towing; J driving above 100 mph; K frequent stop-and-go traffic.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 7,500 mi / 12,000 km / 6 months · Inspect, whichever comes first. Applies to conditions C, D, E, F, H. Severe-use codes in the cited table: A short trips under 5 miles (10 in freezing weather); B extensive idling/low-speed travel; C rough, dusty, muddy, unpaved, gravel or salted roads; D corrosive salt/very cold weather; E sand; F heavy traffic above 90°F; G hills/mountains; H trailer/camper/roof rack; I police/taxi/commercial use or towing; J driving above 100 mph; K frequent stop-and-go traffic.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF page 266; printed 7-11 — Severe driveshaft-boot inspection · checked

  • Fuel filterView intervals, applicability and sources

    Fuel filter

    Sourced interval available

    Normal fuel-filter replacement

    Normal service, whichever comes first.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 52,500 mi / 84,000 km / 42 months · Normal service, whichever comes first.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF pages 263–265; printed 7-8–7-10 — Normal fuel-filter replacement · checked

  • Timing beltView intervals, applicability and sources

    Timing belt

    Sourced interval available

    Normal timing-belt inspection and replacement

    Inspect belt at 60,000 miles/48 months and 120,000/96; replace at 90,000/72 and 150,000/120. Inspect tensioner/idler at 60,000/48 then every 30,000/24 in the displayed table. Consult continuation guidance after the displayed range; do not treat the first replacement as a recurring interval.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF pages 263–265; printed 7-8–7-10 — Normal timing-belt inspection and replacement · checked

    Severe timing-belt and tensioner replacement

    Replace, whichever comes first. Applies to conditions B, C, D, E, F, G. Severe-use codes in the cited table: A short trips under 5 miles (10 in freezing weather); B extensive idling/low-speed travel; C rough, dusty, muddy, unpaved, gravel or salted roads; D corrosive salt/very cold weather; E sand; F heavy traffic above 90°F; G hills/mountains; H trailer/camper/roof rack; I police/taxi/commercial use or towing; J driving above 100 mph; K frequent stop-and-go traffic.

    Applies to: 2007 · 2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four · Elantra GLS, Elantra SE · United States · U.S. sedan only. Touring, GT, coupe and other engine variants require their own source.

    Published interval: 60,000 mi / 96,000 km / 48 months · Replace, whichever comes first. Applies to conditions B, C, D, E, F, G. Severe-use codes in the cited table: A short trips under 5 miles (10 in freezing weather); B extensive idling/low-speed travel; C rough, dusty, muddy, unpaved, gravel or salted roads; D corrosive salt/very cold weather; E sand; F heavy traffic above 90°F; G hills/mountains; H trailer/camper/roof rack; I police/taxi/commercial use or towing; J driving above 100 mph; K frequent stop-and-go traffic.

    Source: Hyundai — 2007 Elantra U.S. sedan factory owner manual (preserved publication) · PDF page 266; printed 7-11 — Severe timing-belt and tensioner replacement · checked

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Four-door sedan

Elantra Elantra GLS Manual

Body
Four-door sedan
Engine
2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four
Gearbox
5-speed Manual
Built
Regular production
Open exact version
Four-door sedan

Elantra Elantra GLS Automatic

Body
Four-door sedan
Engine
2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four
Gearbox
4-speed SHIFTRONIC Automatic
Built
Regular production
Open exact version
Four-door sedan

Elantra Elantra SE Manual

Body
Four-door sedan
Engine
2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four
Gearbox
5-speed Manual
Built
Regular production
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Four-door sedan

Elantra Elantra SE Automatic

Body
Four-door sedan
Engine
2.0L DOHC CVVT inline-four
Gearbox
4-speed SHIFTRONIC Automatic
Built
Regular production
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