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HYUNDAI FACTORY RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE CALGARY HYUNDAI VEHICLE: Genesis 4 Door Sedan 3.8Lt V6 DOHC GDI 8 Speed Automatic (MY 2012-) HYUNDAI SCHEDULED SERVICES SCHEDULE INTERVALS VEHICLE SPECIFIC MAINTENANCE ITEMS Maintenance Items Service Month KM Service ITEM INTERVAL 1 2 3 4 Replace Cabin Air/Pollen Filter. Every 12 mo 6 6000 1 Replace engine oil and filter. Add Fuel Additive. Every 12 mo/12000 km 12 12000 2 Inspect exterior lights. Inspect valve clearances. Every 48 mo/96000 km 18 18000 1 Inspect tire pressures. Replace Spark Plugs. Every 84 mo/168000 km 24 24000 3 Check coolant, battery, brake and washer fluid levels. 30 30000 1 Inspect and lubricate all latches, hinges and locks. BRAKE SERVICES (ALL MODELS) 36 36000 2 Large-displacement engine surcharge (3.3L and greater) Service Front and Rear Brakes. 42 42000 1 Inspect all drive belts. When combined with Service 3 and 4 48 48000 4 Inspect vacuum, crankcase ventilation hoses. Separately 54 54000 1 Inspect driveshafts and boots. 60 60000 2 Rotate tires. DEALER RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE ITEMS 66 66000 1 Inspect front brake pads, rotors. ITEM INTERVAL PRICE 72 72000 3 Inspect rear brake drums/linings, parking brake (or rear discs/pads). 78 78000 1 Inspect brake fluid. 84 84000 2 Inspect suspension mounting bolts. 90 90000 1 Inspect steering gear box, linkage, boots and lower arm ball joint. 96 96000 4 Inspect engine coolant. 102 102000 1 Inspect brake hoses and lines. 108 108000 2 Inspect exhaust pipes and muffler (after manifold). 114 114000 1 Inspect battery terminals. 120 120000 3 Inspect automatic transaxle fluid. 126 126000 1 Inspect fuel lines, fuel hoses and connections. 132 132000 2 Inspect vapor hose and fuel filler cap. 138 138000 1 Replace engine air cleaner filter. NOTE: 144 144000 4 Replace engine coolant. - Service intervals are determined by the odometer reading or the time interval, whichever occurs first. 150 150000 1 - Factory recommended oil change interval is based on severe driving conditions for Canadian climate. Please see 156 156000 2 your Vehicle Owner's Manual for a detailed list of normal and severe usage recommendations. 162 162000 1 - Prices include parts, labour, and lubricants. 168 168000 3 - Extra costs may be incurred for consequential parts associated with "inspection" items. 174 174000 1 - Prices are subject to change without prior notice. 180 180000 2 - Applicable taxes are not included. 186 186000 1 - Shop supplies charge and/or environmental fees may apply 192 192000 4 Dealer Details: 1920 23rd Street N.E. Calgary ALBERTA T2E 8N3 Canada | Tel. No.403-250-9990 | Fax No.403-250-9430 Dealership Hours: Mon to Thurs 7:00 am to 6:00 pm Fri 7:00 to 6:00 Sat 9:00 to 2:00 05/02/2014.

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