we have a 2023, coming up on 24k. i have a service manual, but have not had a reason to use it yet. what is there to diy?

 

DIY would be some of the mechanical work such as brake job, suspension, steering component, differential fluid change or any retrofit works on Ioniq 5. Since ours is an EV, no need to worry about, engine oil change, transmission oil change, coolant change if any....

 

You most certainly do need to worry about coolant, how do you think the traction battery temperature is controlled? Also, have a deeper dive into the maintenance required for the motor(s).

 

Here are some possible leads, but getting the 2025 manual might be a challenge unless you want to subscribe to the official one from Hyundai.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...ed=2ahUKEwiYiIOpnsGOAxUlfzABHV1WDmMQFnoECCEQAQ&usg=AOvVaw2hw3towE9JzkZiT1DwACRT

2024 hyundai ioniq 5 | Service & Repair– FactoryManuals

This is the official one. It ain't free, but it's up to date. Hyundai Service Website

 

Thank you for the links to the various websites to access the service manual. I will wait for the 2025 version to be available.