20 Most Recent 2013 Hyundai Elantra - Page 10 Questions & Answers

Does it crank over and not start or does not crank over at all?

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Most likely near the firewall behind the glove box.

Take it back. Electrical problems are hard for DIY .

your Catalytic converter is starting to go bad

Most likely the battery has insufficient charge to turn over the starter motor. If you can start the car by jump starting from the battery in another vehicle then you know your battery is the problem. In that event it needs to be recharged or replaced if it will no longer hold power. It is probably the original battery in the car and typically these can give trouble in anything from 3 - 5 years depending on quality and a range of other factors.

Remote Starter Manual http://www.hyundaiaccessorystore.com/media/inst/remote_start_owners_guide.pdf Quick Reference Guide http://www.hyundaiaccessorystore.com/media/inst/remote_start_qrg.pdf There is a programming button above the drivers kick panel.

check the map sensor

The solenoid is bad, you have to replace the whole shifter. It can be bypassed, but you need an electrician for cars to do it.

A lot of suggestions - however It could be one of numerous problems - worn sincro ring - however they would all be above your capacity to fix - consult a reputable auto shop - you need someone that knows what they are talking about to physically look at the car to solve the problem - this will save you a lot of time and expense and heartache. ?

Disconnect the hose from the valve and the nipple where it attaches to the engine. Clean any debris away from the valve. Use a deep-well socket to back the old valve out. Reverse process to install.

You have a short to ground. Or possibly the switch is bad.

While engine is running remove spark plug wires on at a time and listen. the one that makes no difference in running is the bad one.

radio will probably turn off as soon as you open the door

Hyundai engines are interference engines so you will have valve damage. before you attempt to do the job get yourself a workshop manual as these engines do not have torque settings but use degrees on an angle setting for the head studs. The manual will explain the timing mark settings and all the details you will need.

the cause of the heavy black smoke is un-burnt fuel. is from excessive fuel pressure, faulty injectors,ignition timing out. If it is a turbo operation then the turbo is not producing the correct boost for the fuel settings . Check turbo for vane actuation . low power comes from overfuelling, low air flow. run the fault codes to see which sensors are out of parameter.

Go URGENTLY to an Hyundai auto repair shop, since black smoke means Turbo problems...

It could be lots of things You have no repair shop you go to several times a year ? need that

For a few minutes yes. Look in your owners manual and it will guide you through how to reset lights and different functions thru the radio menu.