20 Most Recent 2004 Hyundai Elantra - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Sound to me like some wires were either disturbed or crossed and are shorting out maybe when you replaced the alternator?Maybe have a look at the alternator connections again and make sure everything is correct and tight and that the new alternator is the right one for your car.Other than that its a case of tracing the wires from the alternator to the fusebox to find whats blowing your fuse.

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I would be checking the throwout bearing. But, if the clutch isn't slipping, maybe leave it for now?

If you put it in 5th gear, let out the clutch with handbrake applied and it stalls--the clutch isn't slipping for sure.

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Possibly the steering wheel is turned, jamming the wheel lock in position. Try turning the wheel to either side while trying to turn the key.

P0010 is camshaft position actuator malfunction. Hope that helps

Hi,if you are geting a spark on one and four then it could be a coil pack as one coil pack will take care of one and four and the other one will take care of 2 and free. hope this was some help,. all the best

Check if vehicle is equipped with a timing belt. Belt may have broken.

Either heater control valve stuck or blend door is stuck depends on if you have climate control or standard controls. Also make sure it full of coolant.

is in same switch as head light.

try to change your oil for a syntec it could be helpful if you still have the same problem well tink to change your pump or try to check the pressure on your rack'n pinion. good luck

Must have a bad seal or broken/chipped lens allowing moisture to build up inside headlight.

you can try to cut it apart with a fillet knife and suck it out with a vacuum cleaner. good luck.

I believe the answer is no. There was a model changet from 2003 to 2004 2001 to 2003 are compatible 2004 to 2006 are compatible. Hope this helps Bob

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You are going to need some more information. Head bolt torque for one. I would recommend a trip to a parts store to get a manual that will answer your question and help you with future repairs.

The bypass valve may be stuck open. Try working it manually to see if it is sticking . Valves are usually vacuum or electric . If vacuum actuated, check vacuum lines for cracks or holes. If electric, make sure wiring is intact and properly connected. You may be able to disconnect acuator and manually open valve. Valve may need to be replaced also. Hope this helps. Bob

Replace the thermostat. When the engine is hot. There isn't a hose on it that you can hold for more than a couple seconds. 200+ degrees.