2002 hyundai Santa Fe 2.7 liter engine. What is flex plate torque with auto trans?

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this sounds like a timing belt problem.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyB6syDyP0o
This is what could happen if not replaced.

My 2005 Hyundai Santa Fe is a 17mm. I also made a video showing how to change the oil.

you can try to buy new fly wheel or flex wheel at a auto parts stores but more likely dealership part.reason for flex plate to cracked due to stress and heat or starter bolt breaks causing starter hit flex wheel.

which ones? The trans torque mounts? or the FRONT and REAR (at Trans) Mounts?

more then likely the torque converter/front pump seal is laking and is the most common leak in this trans, the cost to repair is about $500 as the transmission must come out.

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All of the engines in Hyundai santa fe are interference engines, so you should regularly change your timing belt. The timing belt also drives the water pump, so it is always a good idea to change that too, if you have the engine apart for the timing belt. Here is a link to check out!

http://www.theautopartsshop.com/auto+car-usa+parts/hyundai+santa-fe+engine-timing-belt.html

If its an auto trans ,a trailer! A standard, you will need to buy the propper harness. This would enclude wiring the lights in too! Frankster016

In 2002 they discontinued the external trans filter. So your vehicle could have the external filter. If you look next to the trans dipstick tube, on top of the trans case you will see the filter or you will see just a spot where the filter use to go before they eliminated it. Yes, the filter does llok like a regular engine oil filter. If the trans does not have the external filter ontop then there is no service to the filter to be done, the only recommendation is to bring vehicle into a shop to have the fluid flushed. By the way, make SURE you use the correct Hyundai SP-III trans fluid (not dexron/mercon). This fluid is specific to the Hyundai and can not be purchased from auto parts stores, only the dealership. Failure to use SP-III will cause premature wear to the internal bands and clutches.