2023 Hyundai Kona Engine Parts

This table covers the connecting rods between each piston and the crankshaft. Read more

One part is listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona — HYUNDAI 235102M700.

This table covers the bearings in the connecting-rod big ends. Typical signs include a growl that rises with speed, or play in the shaft or hub. Set preload the way the notes specify. A dry or crushed bearing fails quickly. Read more

2 Connecting Rod Bearing parts are listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona, from ENGINETECH and TOPLINE.

Listed part numbers: ENGINETECH BB1430 and TOPLINE RBHY22T.

This table covers lower / conversion gasket sets for oil-pan and related joints. Typical signs include the leaks that sent the engine or gearbox to the bench. Use every gasket the set is meant for that opening — leftover unused pieces usually belong to another configuration. Read more

4 Conversion / Lower Gasket Set parts are listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona, from AJUSA, ELRING, ENGINETECH and 1 other brand.

This group includes AJUSA 54334400, ELRING 332450 and ENGINETECH HY16CSB and the remaining parts above.

This table covers the main bearings that support the crankshaft in the block. Typical signs include a growl that rises with speed, or play in the shaft or hub. Set preload the way the notes specify. A dry or crushed bearing fails quickly. Read more

3 Crankshaft Main Bearing parts for the 2023 Hyundai Kona come from 2 brands — TOPLINE and ENGINETECH.

Listed part numbers: ENGINETECH BC1017, TOPLINE MBHY26 and TOPLINE TWHY26.

This table covers the front and rear seals that keep oil in at the crankshaft. Typical signs include a wet housing, a drip after sitting, or fluid flung off a rotating shaft. Fix the surface the seal rides on. A new seal on a grooved shaft will leak again. Read more

7 Crankshaft Seal parts for the 2023 Hyundai Kona come from 3 brands — ELRING, FEL-PRO and AJUSA. The "Popular" part is ELRING 902760.

Part numbers include ELRING 902760, FEL-PRO BS40740 and AJUSA 15096400, among others listed above.

This table covers the bolts that clamp the cylinder head to the block. Read more

3 Cylinder Head Bolt parts are listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona, from AJUSA, ENGINETECH and TOPLINE.

Listed part numbers: AJUSA 81086800, ENGINETECH HB320 and TOPLINE HBHY26.

This table covers the head gaskets that seal the block to the cylinder head. Typical signs include seepage at the joint, a burnt-oil smell, or a leak that appears only after a long drive. Clean both flanges and torque in the sequence the notes or the manual call for. Read more

5 Cylinder Head Gasket parts are listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona, from ELRING, AJUSA and FEL-PRO. ELRING 822450 carries the "Popular" badge.

Listed part numbers: ELRING 822450, AJUSA 10273600 and ELRING 188880, plus the other parts above.

This table covers multi-piece gasket sets for a cylinder-head job. Typical signs include the leaks that sent the engine or gearbox to the bench. Use every gasket the set is meant for that opening — leftover unused pieces usually belong to another configuration. Read more

6 Cylinder Head Gasket Set parts are listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona, from ELRING, ENGINETECH, AJUSA and 1 other brand. ELRING 825800 carries the "Popular" badge.

Part numbers include ELRING 825800, ENGINETECH HY16HSE and AJUSA 52649600, among others listed above.

This table covers the Engine covers. Read more

2 Engine Cover parts are listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona, from TECHPRO and VARIOUS MFR.

Part numbers include TECHPRO HY1228213, among others listed above.

This table covers full gasket kits covering the joints opened in an engine rebuild. Typical signs include the leaks that sent the engine or gearbox to the bench. Use every gasket the set is meant for that opening — leftover unused pieces usually belong to another configuration. Read more

3 Engine Kit Gasket Set parts are listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona, from AJUSA, ELRING and TOPLINE.

This group includes AJUSA 50576800, ELRING 188560 and TOPLINE CGSHY26G.

This table covers the exhaust valves that let combustion gas out of the cylinder. Typical signs include a circuit that will not hold, a whistle, or a code for this valve. A stuck valve is often debris. Clean the ports before installing the new one. Read more

This group shows a single part: TOPLINE EVHY26.

This table covers the crankshaft pulleys / harmonic balancers at the front of the engine. Read more

One part is listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona — HL MANDO 30A5026.

This table covers the gaskets between the intake manifold and the cylinder head. Typical signs include seepage at the joint, a burnt-oil smell, or a leak that appears only after a long drive. Clean both flanges and torque in the sequence the notes or the manual call for. Read more

5 Intake Manifold Gasket parts are listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona, from ELRING and AJUSA. ELRING 705040 carries the "Popular" badge.

Part numbers include ELRING 705040, AJUSA 13344200 and AJUSA 13344500, among others listed above.

This table covers the gaskets that seal the Intake Plenum. Typical signs include seepage at the joint, a burnt-oil smell, or a leak that appears only after a long drive. Clean both flanges and torque in the sequence the notes or the manual call for. Read more

This group shows a single part: ELRING 043790.

This table covers the intake valves that let air (and fuel, on port-injected engines) into the cylinder. Typical signs include a circuit that will not hold, a whistle, or a code for this valve. A stuck valve is often debris. Clean the ports before installing the new one. Read more

2 Intake Valve parts for the 2023 Hyundai Kona come from 2 brands — ENGINETECH and TOPLINE.

Part numbers include ENGINETECH V2200 and TOPLINE IVHY26.

This table covers the mounts that hold the engine to the chassis. Typical signs include a clunk on takeoff, a vibration at idle, or a separated rubber insert. Support the powertrain before unbolting a mount, and torque the fasteners in the notes. Read more

4 Motor Mount parts for the 2023 Hyundai Kona come from 4 brands — ANCHOR, DEA / MARMON RIDE CONTROL, PIONEER and 1 other brand.

Listed part numbers: ANCHOR 10029, DEA / MARMON RIDE CONTROL A71223 and PIONEER 610029, plus the other parts above.

This table covers the Motor Mount kits. Read more

This group shows a single part: ANCHOR 300735.

This table covers the engine oils listed by grade and specification for this engine. Typical signs include a low-oil lamp, knocking after a long interval, or oil that has gone thin and black well before the next service. Match the viscosity and spec in the notes (and on the filler cap). The tables group grades — they are not interchangeable. Read more

35 Oil parts for the 2023 Hyundai Kona come from 6 brands — VALVOLINE, LIQUI MOLY, MOBIL and 3 other brands. The "Popular" part is LIQUI MOLY 22044. Grades run from Full Synthetic through High Mileage (>75,000 Miles); Full Synthetic is the most populated section, led by LIQUI MOLY, VALVOLINE, MOBIL and 3 other brands.

This table covers the heat exchangers that cool engine oil. Typical signs include oil at the cooler fittings, or coolant that looks like a milkshake. Pressure-test both circuits after a cooler swap — a leak here mixes oil and coolant. Read more

This group shows a single part: NISSENS 91569.

This table covers the drain plugs in the oil pan. Read more

6 Oil Drain Plug parts for the 2023 Hyundai Kona come from 4 brands — DORMAN, ELRING, REIN and 1 other brand. The "Popular" part is DORMAN 090033.

Part numbers include DORMAN 090033, DORMAN 090053 and ELRING 523480, among others listed above.

This table covers the crush washers and gaskets under the oil drain plug. Typical signs include seepage at the joint, a burnt-oil smell, or a leak that appears only after a long drive. Clean both flanges and torque in the sequence the notes or the manual call for. Read more

5 Oil Drain Plug Gasket parts are listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona, from DORMAN, AJUSA, ELRING and 1 other brand. DORMAN 095147 carries the "Popular" badge.

Part numbers include DORMAN 095147, AJUSA 22007100 and DORMAN 995147CD, among others listed above.

This table covers the caps on the oil filler neck. Read more

3 Oil Filler Cap parts for the 2023 Hyundai Kona come from 2 brands — MOTORAD and HYUNDAI.

This group includes HYUNDAI 265102M010, MOTORAD MO151 and MOTORAD MO223.

This table covers the gaskets that seal the Oil Filler Cap. Typical signs include seepage at the joint, a burnt-oil smell, or a leak that appears only after a long drive. Clean both flanges and torque in the sequence the notes or the manual call for. Read more

One part is listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona — ELRING 453020.

This table covers the oil filters that screw onto this engine's filter mount. Typical signs include low oil pressure after a service, or a filter that will not spin off because the old gasket stayed on the block. Lube the new gasket and tighten to the spec on the box; a double-gasket install dumps the sump on the first drive. Read more

9 Oil Filter parts for the 2023 Hyundai Kona come from 9 brands — PRO-TEC, CHAMP / LUBER-FINER, FVP and 6 other brands. The "Popular" part is PRO-TEC PXL10473.

The Economy section lists 3 options from PRO-TEC, CHAMP / LUBER-FINER and FVP — the catalog's value-priced group. PRO-TEC PXL10473 is listed in this group.

In the Standard Replacement grade, WIX, BECK/ARNLEY, FEL-PRO and 3 other brands supply 6 parts: built to original-equipment specification. A representative part number is WIX WL10473.

This group includes PRO-TEC PXL10473, CHAMP / LUBER-FINER P1083 and FVP G0473 and the remaining parts above.

This table covers the Oil Filter covers. Read more

One part is listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona — MOTORAD MO387.

This table covers the seals at the Oil Filter Housing. Typical signs include a wet housing, a drip after sitting, or fluid flung off a rotating shaft. Fix the surface the seal rides on. A new seal on a grooved shaft will leak again. Read more

2 Oil Filter Housing Seal parts for the 2023 Hyundai Kona come from ELRING.

Part numbers include ELRING B06530 and ELRING B07000.

This table covers the Oil Level sensors. Typical signs include a warning lamp, a stored code, or a reading that drops out when the harness is wiggled. Inspect the connector and ground before replacing the sensor — wiring faults are often condemned as bad sensors. Read more

This group shows a single part: HELLA 016269001.

This table covers the Oil pumps. Typical signs include noise from the pump, no pressure, or fluid that never arrives at the outlet. Prime or fill the pump as the notes require. A dry start is a common way to kill a new unit. Read more

2 Oil Pump parts for the 2023 Hyundai Kona come from 2 brands — ENGINETECH and TOPLINE.

This group includes ENGINETECH EP2215 and TOPLINE OPHY26G.

This table covers the gaskets that seal the Oil Pump. Typical signs include seepage at the joint, a burnt-oil smell, or a leak that appears only after a long drive. Clean both flanges and torque in the sequence the notes or the manual call for. Read more

One part is listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona — ELRING B07160.

This table covers the pistons that travel in each cylinder. Typical signs include knock, blow-by, or a cylinder that will not hold compression. Piston work is a short-block job. Match bore, pin and ring pack in the notes — not the photo. Read more

One part is listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona — TOPLINE PAHY26K.

This table covers the rings that seal each piston to the cylinder wall. Read more

One part is listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona — TOPLINE RSHY26.

This table covers the Thrust washers. Read more

This group shows a single part: ENGINETECH TW1017.

This table covers the Timing covers. Read more

One part is listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona — ENGINETECH TC253.

This table covers the Torque Strut mounts. Typical signs include a clunk on takeoff, a vibration at idle, or a separated rubber insert. Support the powertrain before unbolting a mount, and torque the fasteners in the notes. Read more

3 Torque Strut Mount parts are listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona, from ANCHOR, DEA / MARMON RIDE CONTROL and PIONEER.

This group includes ANCHOR 10136, DEA / MARMON RIDE CONTROL A71100 and PIONEER 630136.

This table covers the Turbocharger Coolant lines. Typical signs include a wet fitting, a rusted pipe, or a pressure loss in this circuit. Flare or thread the new line the way the notes specify; a kinked replacement will fail early. Read more

2 Turbocharger Coolant Line parts for the 2023 Hyundai Kona come from SUNSONG.

Part numbers include SUNSONG 5804166 and SUNSONG 5804242.

This table covers the gaskets that seal the Turbocharger. Typical signs include seepage at the joint, a burnt-oil smell, or a leak that appears only after a long drive. Clean both flanges and torque in the sequence the notes or the manual call for. Read more

2 Turbocharger Gasket parts are listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona, from AJUSA and ELRING.

Part numbers include AJUSA JTC12775 and ELRING B06680.

This table covers the fasteners that mount the turbocharger. Read more

One part is listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona — ELRING B06710.

This table covers the Turbocharger Oil lines. Typical signs include a wet fitting, a rusted pipe, or a pressure loss in this circuit. Flare or thread the new line the way the notes specify; a kinked replacement will fail early. Read more

This group shows a single part: AJUSA OP11427.

This table covers the Turbocharger Oil Line Gasket O-rings. Typical signs include a seep at a fitting or a housing that weeps after a service. Lube the new O-ring with the fluid it will see, and do not roll it into the groove. Read more

This group shows a single part: ELRING 430950.

This table covers the gaskets that seal the valve cover to the cylinder head. Typical signs include seepage at the joint, a burnt-oil smell, or a leak that appears only after a long drive. Clean both flanges and torque in the sequence the notes or the manual call for. Read more

4 Valve Cover Gasket parts for the 2023 Hyundai Kona come from 2 brands — ELRING and AJUSA.

Part numbers include AJUSA 56096700, ELRING 650350 and ELRING 188890, among others listed above.

This table covers the pressed-in bronze and cast-iron guides that align valve stems. Typical signs include oil smoke on startup, a guide that has gone oval, or a valve that no longer seats quietly. Guides are a machine-shop fit. Confirm stem diameter in the notes before ordering. Read more

2 Valve Guide parts for the 2023 Hyundai Kona come from TOPLINE.

This group includes TOPLINE EVGHY26 and TOPLINE IVGHY26.

This table covers the lifters / tappets that transfer cam motion to the valves. Read more

2 Valve Lifter parts for the 2023 Hyundai Kona come from 2 brands — AJUSA and TOPLINE.

This group includes AJUSA 85025400 and TOPLINE LIFHY23.

This table covers the keepers that lock each valve-spring retainer to the stem. Read more

One part is listed for the 2023 Hyundai Kona — MELLING VL1060.

This table covers the seals on each valve stem that control oil into the guides. Typical signs include a wet housing, a drip after sitting, or fluid flung off a rotating shaft. Fix the surface the seal rides on. A new seal on a grooved shaft will leak again. Read more

6 Valve Stem Seal parts for the 2023 Hyundai Kona come from 4 brands — ELRING, AJUSA, FEL-PRO and 1 other brand. The "Popular" part is AJUSA 57070400.

This group includes AJUSA 57070400, FEL-PRO SS72939 and ELRING 330310 and the remaining parts above.

This table covers the oil-control solenoids that command the cam phasers. Typical signs include a door or range that will not move, or a click with no motion. Confirm the command signal before replacing the actuator — a failed module looks the same. Read more

2 Variable Valve Timing (VVT) Solenoid / Actuator parts for the 2023 Hyundai Kona come from HYUNDAI.

Listed part numbers: HYUNDAI 2435508000 and HYUNDAI 243572M000.

This table covers the cam phaser sprockets used by the variable-valve-timing system. Read more

2 Variable Valve Timing (VVT) Sprocket parts for the 2023 Hyundai Kona come from 2 brands — HYUNDAI and STANDARD MOTOR PRODUCTS.

Listed part numbers: HYUNDAI 243502M800 and STANDARD MOTOR PRODUCTS VVT836.