2001 Hyundai Sonata Base, AutomaticFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Shift Lock Device Installation Instructions

NOTE: When servicing the shift lock device, follow the service instructions and procedures described below in order to operate it normally.
  1. Procedure to install the lock cam.
    1. Move the P-lock cam to direction "A" and hold it with hand, refer to Fig 1 .
    2. Check that key lock cam is located at "B" by detent pin. Refer to Fig 1 and Fig 2 .
      Fig 1: Move The P-Lock Cam To Direction "A" & Checking That The Key Lock Cam Is Located At "B" By Detent Pin
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  2. Procedure for adjusting shift lock and key lock cable
    1. Check that each lock cam is located in position as Fig 2 .
    2. Install shift lock cable and key lock cable in position. In this case, key lock cable must be fixed to key cylinder and shift lock cable must be fixed to brake pedal in position.
    3. Temporarily install each cable to A/T lever assembly as shown in Fig 3 . Securely insert cable end into fixing pin of each cam.
    4. Keep the gap of 2-4 mm between key lock cam and P-lock cam to eliminate the cable slack by pulling the shift lock cable slightly in the direction of "E". Refer to Fig 3 .
      Fig 2: Identifying Lock Cam Position
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