Fits the Following Vehicles: 

• 07-10  For Hyundai  Elantra  2.0L l4 GAS DOHC, ENG.CODE "G4GC"
• 05-09  For Hyundai    Tucson   2.0L l4 GAS DOHC, ENG.CODE "G4GC"
• 07-09  For Kia    Spectra  2.0L l4 GAS DOHC, ENG.CODE "BETA G4GF"
• 07-09  For Kia    Spectra5 2.0L l4 GAS DOHC, ENG.CODE "BETA G4GF"

Descriptions: 

• Timing belt is an important part of the engine's valve system. It is connected to the crankshaft and matched with a certain transmission ratio to ensure the accuracy of the intake and exhaust time. The belt has the advantages of low noise, small change of itself and easy compensation.

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What's the Content: 

• 1 Timing Belt (113 teeth)
• 1 Tensioner (mechanical spring style)
• 1 Idler
• 1 Camshaft Seal
• 1 Crankshaft Seal
• 1 Oil Pump Seal
• 1 Water Pump w/ Metal Gasket
• 1 V-Belt
• 1 V-Belt
• 1 Valve Cover Gasket (12 Holes)
• 4 Spark Plug Seals

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Q&A:

1.How to change a timing belt?

• Disconnect the negative battery cable.Remove the alternator belt and accessories.
• Line up the timing marks.Remove the bolts or screws holding the timing cover in place. Check for proper alignment of the crank and camshaft timing marks and the area around the belt for signs of oil leakage.
• Loosen the mounting bolt(s) holding the belt tensioner using cam holding tools, while following the service manual. After that, examine the tensioner pulley for damage such as dents or cracks. 
• Slide the belt off the sprockets. Replace with a new belt and reassemble.

2.What are the Signs of a Failing Timing Belt?

• Dropping Oil Pressure??If you notice a sudden drop in oil pressure, then immediately pull over and turn the vehicle off because it can cause a total engine failure, Essentially, what happens is a failing belt can lead to the timing of the camshaft being off, which can lead to pieces of the camshaft breaking off and falling into the oil pan.
• Misfiring??Misfiring is a common occurrence with failing timing belts. In this scenario, the belt falls onto the camshaft after slipping away from the gears, which causes the opening and closing of a cylinder too early. 
• Rough Idling??As belts age, they can begin to lose teeth that help it grip the gears, which can then fall into the gears, causing rough idling of the engine. Eventually, the weakening of the belt can lead to stalling.
• Smoke??Too much exhaust coming from your tailpipe can be another sign of a failing timing belt. The belt is responsible for the movement of the cylinders and rotation of the camshaft, which also control the intake of air and the exhaust. When the belt is failing, this process is thrown out of sync, which results in heavy exhaust and smoke. 
• Broken Pistons or Valves??The worst-case scenario occurs when your timing belt completely fails and breaks. When this happens, the crankshaft and camshaft no longer operate in tandem. Instead, the valves and pistons will likely come in contact with each other, causing damage to the system overall.