20 Most Recent 2004 Hyundai Elantra - Page 9 Questions & Answers

if it need to be replace you will need to remove the fuel rack and any thing thats on the way I do not recomend for you to do this your self have a mechanic do it beacuse there is a lot of things you can do wrong and mess the mottor up more and costing you way way more money

sound like it may be a shifting seloind

First, make sure that even if your cars' charging system was checked while in the car, that you have the Alternator bench checked. Some vehicles have fuses and some may have separate Regulators or connectors that are bad. Then if you change the Alternator, the problem still remains. Bench checking verifies the condition of the Alternator.When you go to change the Alternator, disconnect the Negative wire of the Battery. You will find a tension pulley which tightens the drive belt will need to be moved to create slack. It helps to look at pictures for the individual parts. Look this tensioner part up and you will see slots or castings for the socket wrenches used to move this part.Keep the bolts in position, some use cardboard to insert the bolt into, because some bolts may be longer and will destroy the metal casing if replaced in the wrong position.Sometimes disconnecting the balance of the wiring will be easier with the Alternator loose, sometimes not. Usually an Alternator can be changed without removing much else, sometimes an airduct will be in the way.You can price the part you need on the internet. Some will offer discounts or will ship for you to pick up at thenstore without a shipping fee.Please rte my info.

bulb is probally blown

It has a neutral safety switch that prevents you from cranking the engine in gear.

sounds like the speedo cable is broken it will need to be replaced.

cable is cheap. get it fixed