Hyundai Sonata - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support - Page 8

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You have a small leak in the evap system if its not the gas cap I would look at the hose from the filler wear you put the gas in clamp could be lose or a rust hole in one of the pipes that go to the tank or a small hole in the top of the tank . Check the clamps

This is for 2.4L engine. You didn't specify engine size?

check the cluster dimmer switch make sure not turned all the way down to keep instrument cluster lights from glowing brightly.if dimmer switch not turned way down look for blowed instrument cluster fuse.

Need complete torque spec for G4KE engine

There is a chronic problem with these models. If you have or had something under the seat, it may have knocked the wiring harness connector loose. Hyundai has not issued a recall on this, so your dealer may or may not charge you for the repair. I would attempt to reconnect the wire harness yourself. It is just two plastic pieces that slide together. You may want to use electrical tape or something similar to hold it together to prevent further problems, as they don't hold as securely as they should. I would do this asap, b/c if you don't fix it, and get in a wreck, YOU WILL NOT HAVE AN AIRBAG.

there is a tsb for the brake switch in 06 sonatas. it must be adjusted or replaced by dealership. is your check engine light on, if so its probably code p0504

Pull straight up - hard! It will come.

Plug a code reader into the ECM and see if it throws any error codes before guessing. Check the transmission park/neutral switch or for a manual, the clutch pedal switch as if either fail, it will prevent the engine from starting.

First try with the spare (newer) key . If the key still comes out too soon, then the tumbler is worn. No real problem

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the door mechanisms give trouble need to eyeball the internals and inspect the internal works of the door from drivers side remove the passenger seat undo the door card as best without ripping it apart if damage is possible source the same colour door card

The Sonata has an 'open' transaxle and will have one dominant side while not under load. If you placed a block of wood under the right side and gently loaded it up at idle, the transaxle will transfer power to the opposite side of the car. Check the balance and condition of your tyres as an out of round tyre will make a continuously oscillating sound relevant to road speed. Sure sign of a bad wheel bearing is the centre hub of your wheels will feel abnormally hot after driving.

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Next time just disconnect the battery until you get it towed as this is a warranty item. I'll bet some wondered if this was a prank question like I did, right?

This works...the cruise is directly tied to the brake lights...when I replaced the brake and side light bulbs on my 2004 Santa Fe,,,the cruise started working with no other adjustments. It must complete a circuit or something.

it can be a number of problems one can be you have something is staying on it can be a light in the boot,you alarm is wired wrong or a radio is not off or it can be the battery no good. By jumping the car with a jumper leads can damage the battery, or you alternator is not charging good. First to check your alternator you will need a volt meter and place the negative from your meter to the negative of the batter and the positive to the positive and start your car. If the reading is 14.3 V to 14.8 V your alternator is good than the problem it can be any of the other things that I indicated

Pull real ******* the seat belt toward the retractor to unlock it, that pulling away from the seat.

Hi. Most of the larger fuses have a screw that goes into each leg of the fuse. Normally the fuse box will need to be removed slightly to access the screws. When they are removed the fuse shouldbpull out.

to supply power to main fuse box