Top 20 2001 Hyundai Elantra - Page 7 Questions & Answers

18-22 lbs step 1 .....step 2 60degree turn ...........step 3 60 degree turn

drain engine coolant below the engine coolant temperature sensor in the cylinder head. then remove the temperature sensor.use deep socket and 3/8 inch ratchet wrench.need use teflon tape on coolant sensor if factory dont apply no thread sealer on coolant temperature sensor threads.

Check the fuse !

You must have knocked off a vacuum hose from the engione, please check for this.

remove 2 12mm bolts, push the tabs in and pull up

remove the bracket of brake caliper , then the brake pads ,then you will know how to take out the brake line.http://www.fiverhope.com/category-4-b0-Brake-caliper.html

1996 Taurus the motor wont turn when I ingage the ignition

code P105 is manifold absolute pressure barometric pressure circuit. code P0445 evaporative emission system purge control valve circuit shorted. code PO720 AT output speed sensor circuit open or short ground.HAVE MANY CODES COULD BE ECM FAILING HAVE DEALERSHIP CHECK OUT ECM.ECM COULD HAVE SHORT OUT PC BOARD.

If it keeps blowing and all wiring and grounds are OK. The issue is in your multi function switch. Replace your switches

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A 50/50 mix is a ideal. Antifreeze has two benefits when properly mixed. It protects the coolant from freezing down to -40 degrees Fahrenheit and it helps remove heat from the engine. Diluted coolant in the short term is not harmful. Long term it could lead to the accelerated corrosion of vital cooling system components. Anti freeze also offers lubrication to the water pump. Less concentration will equal less lubrication. If your son is adding water than there is a leak. Adding water until the leak is fixed is fine as long as the temps don't get below freezing and the problem is addressed as soon as possible. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jeremy_d728a59f986299fa

Dear fellow Elantranians, I am an original owner of a 2002 Elantra (w/anti-theft module/ETACS), and have wrestled with the same problem for months: remote will unlock, but not lock doors. The answer to the problem, at least in my case, was a door lock relay (Part #95250-2D000) located behind the center dash, to the right and below the radio and heater/AC controls (removal and replacement reasonably easy). A simple removal of one bolt and a wire connector, and the little devil is exorcised. It's been working without a hitch for more than two weeks, and expect it to continue for eleven years as the original relay did. I purchased this relay from a local salvage yard for $14.00, but a Hyundai dealership (jimellishyundaiparts.com), will sell it to you for $36.00. Respectfully,Lucky Elantanian

Weak fuel pump will do this

car running good leave alone.

it is in your fuel tank remove back seat and remove cover on the floor and then the fuel pump filter is on the pump then you can replace it

Put the car in the on a lift. and look for the leak.

Yes drain fluid remove transmission pan remove valve body be careful and make sure u install bolts in proper order also u need to replace the harness in the transmission. Need step by step directions let me know .

Have to Google the Code for your car, to see what it is,& read several blogs to see what others doType: 2001 Hyundai Elantra OBD2 Code PO456

There are at least 3 thermostats on your vehicle: One controls the electric cooling fan for the engine and its sensor is on the front radiator, the second is the passenger heating thermostat located under the dash board regulated by the switch on the dash board, The third is the thermostat housed in the cooling lines that opens at 180-190 degrees located on the top of the block water jacket where one of the heater hoses connects to its housing.

find the pump and see if there is a trail of white from this 'weep hole' then yes your pump is bad.----------FGTech Galletto 2