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Cars these days have electronic switches connected to the computer system, and they operate simply, until a little glitch shows up. In my case, the brake switch plunger strike pad had disintegrated. This little half inch button goes into a metal pad that presses against the brake switch when the brake is released. The cruise control operates the same, both activated by the brake pedal, both found under the dash. If not this, the switch might be bad. Both found at Advance Auto.

Aftermarket alarms are generally bad news and should be fitted by a professional installer. They often require hacks and programming. The vehicle key usually needs to be taped to the underside of the steering column, because the system needs the key transponder to be close. Contact the maker for advice. They are Chinese, but should respond to an email. Send in English and use Google Translate for Simplified Chinese as well.

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with a scan tool or disconnect the battery positive side terminal for around 5 minutes then reconnect

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most likely a short in system will need a multi meter to test the witing and ignition system

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ever think about using a dealer I used to smoke but do not do it in my vehicles anymore. so no need to see the ash tray newest one does not have a tray or light for one +no lighter either

Fuel Air Ratio is incorrect due to failing sensors or broken exhaust. Sensor 1 bank 1 is actually the Fuel/Air Sensors not an O2 sensor. Your is reporting that the ratio is too rich so it is adding less fuel. Whilst this is good for fuel economy, it causes an overheat situation which can damage the piston or burn the valves. I had the same situation in my Lexus, but it was reporting too lean. After the fuel/air sensor was replaced, it reported too lean 100 yards down the road. I cleared that code and all was fine. The engine was burning off carbon die to the rich fuel situation. I recommend this, or a cheap scanner

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P2097 code definition P2097 is a general OBD-II diagnostic trouble code that indicates a fault with the post catalyst fuel trim system being too rich in bank 1.

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P2196 trouble code definition O2 Sensor Signal Stuck Rich (Bank 1 Sensor 1) What the P2196 code means This code indicates there is too much fuel in the ...

nope and my guess is whoever replaced the bearing broke or did not connect the wheelspeed sensor

go see your dealer

For the radio? The dealership will supply it free of charge if you take the registration document.

Try this. Are the car doors Locked? if not look at the Hyundai logo on the trunk lid. The centre piece is the letter 'H', . Place the flat of your thumb or finger on the metal in the top half of the H. This is a hidden trunk release button. Here's a Youtube link to show you where. https://youtu.be/ExA2ExQJ2s4

Not sure exactly what eagle eye headlamps are. Not sure about the adjustment on your car but manufacturers have become increasingly devious with placing their adjusters out of sight - many are accessed with an Allen key through holes in the bonnet catch rail and some are thoughtfully provided with thumb wheels though only contortionists can reach them. My friend has an 03 Citroen and his headlamps are supposed to adjust automatically once the correct alignment has been set using diagnostic equipment...

Hi Angela, look behind the headlamps and you will see a cog like wheel with a small bolt in the middle (below the headlamp harness). use a small ratchet or spanner to turn the whell left or right for up and down to lift or lower the headlamp.Place you vehicle facing something that is white and turning the bolt slowly you will note the headlamp moving up or down. Hope this is helpfull info as that is how i sorted mine out.

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I don't know re this specific car, but, standard practice for the job, I assume? disconnect battery at battery, remove wires and plug sockets at alternator..undo mounting bolts. Main mounting bolt may be a very long one which needs to slide out? refit reverse to remove. Be sure all wires are reconnected and tightened appropriately b4 re-starting car..

The cable came loose in the truck. It is probably under warranty, the dealer will replace whole cable. If not, then look and you will see a bracket that the cable has come off of. Just push back in.

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This fuse box diagram show a power outlet fuse in the inside fuse box. It also shows two fuses and a relay in the engine compartment fuse box. https://www.autogenius.info/hyundai-sonata-hybrid-2017-fuse-box-diagram/ The relay says for 3 power outlets One of the fuses says for cigarette lighter If all the fuses are good the outlet which does not work may have shorted and blew the fuse. Check outlet to see if it has power to it.

flashing CEL means too rich fuel and danger of CAT melting.! the owners manual covers that, fact. slow down for deep water, if engine sucks in water the engine will seize and and be total loss. bend rods , bent crank. my guess is O2 sensors soaked, so let them dry off. if water hit spark plugs higher, those now are wet and water conducts HV voltage spark well and shorts out the spark plugs, so get those dry. learn to slow to A crawl if water goes deeper than 1 inch. or buy a tall 4wD jeep. like my Wrangler. I can do 20" of water slow. I have even forded streams. worst case is engine wrecked, best case dry it out, or wait 24hours before posting here.