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2.0T Service interval

Genny46PM

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I posted a new thread in the Coupe forum and have yet to receive a reply. I have a simple question. Does anyone know what the manufacturer's recommended service interval for the Genesis Coupe 2.0T is?
 
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I posted a new thread in the Coupe forum and have yet to receive a reply. I have a simple question. Does anyone know what the manufacturer's recommended service interval for the Genesis Coupe 2.0T is?

How about one of the following?

1. Call the Hyundai service where you bought your coupe and ask.

2. Look in the manual for the service interval.

3. Click on this link: http://www.hmaservice.com/files/407/...a2mo-eu8da.pdf
to read the manual and find the interval.
 
Thank you, SterlingD.
I haven't bought the Coupe 2.0T, contemplating now.
Anyhow, the website says 3000 mile oil change for 2.0T and 7500 miles for 3.8. My 4.6 is every 7500 miles and the 2.0T is 3000 miles.

I wonder if the turbo engines require frequent oil change compared to the non-turbo engines.
 
Turbos most definitely as they run much hotter, rev higher.
 
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