Top 20 Hyundai Motor 2003 Elantra - Page 2 Questions & Answers

It's is located on the intake manifold usually 3 wires going to it

Adjust the brake lite switch which is located under the dash mounted near the brake pedal arm.

YOU DIDNT LIST WHAT KIND OF CAR IT IS BUT IT SOUNDS LIKE YOUR TORQUE CONVERTER IS NOT LETTING LOSE LIKE IT SHOULD. YOU MIGHT WANT TO CONTACT A TRANSMISSON MAN

Check for engine codes related to Camshaft Position Sensor or Crankshaft Position sensor. Replace as necessary.

behind the kick panel trim

The symptom is what? Low oil pressure?

Possible all power runs through the master switch. Check if there is power to it. May also want to check the wiring at the hinges where it comes into the drivers door for any broken wires.

you will have to figure that one out yourself because only you or the mechanic that fixed it can answer that one

There should be a inerta cutoff switch that shuts off the fuel pump when you have a crash. It could be under the dash on the drivers side or possibly in the trunk. It would have a little button that needs to be pushed in to reset it.

Yes they have abs sensors are located on the hub

Have your transmission filter changed and your transmission fluid flushed.

Re-read your question.......

Theres a problem with the valve that opens the heater hoses coming in. Not sure if theres a vacuum motor, electrical motor or just a cable controling the valve try to track it down from the face of the dash back. Could be just a slipped cable.

So have the Evap System tested

Can I conclude front cv shaft on the right side from your posting? If this is a yes you will have to pop the shaft out,pry the old seal out and very gently(a large socket works well) tap the new seal into place.If you are not handy I am afraid its a trip to the mechanic.Service on these is replacement only.good luck

Pull the dash and replace the blend door and the blend door stepper motor.

It depends on what type of vehicle you have. Some vehicle have electric air distribution, if this is your case, you may have an electric duct motor not working due to burned motor or not receiving electricity from the control bottom. If your car doesn't have an electric air distribution system, you have a loose cable behind the dashboard.

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No, a short will blow a fuse suspect a bad switch or bad pump... as for the rear one, suspect ghosts or a bad switch