20 Most Recent 2005 Hyundai Sonata - Page 4 Questions & Answers

Worn out out motor mounts. For best results, change them all at once. same parts as a kia optima has in it.

From the trunk there should be a couple of bolts holding on the back rest and the bench itself should just snap into position. If you lift it from the back side (pull) it should come out.

start by looking for blown fuse

Have you found/reset the fuel cut-off switch. That could cause the symptoms your describing. https://www.google.com/search?q=hyundai+sonata+fuel+cut+off+switch&num=30&newwindow=1&rlz=1C1CHWA_enUS627US627&espv=2&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=z7bfVLHNGIahgwSD3oGoBg&ved=0CDwQsAQ&biw=1423&bih=702

Just maybe your Relay is going bad they do have a mind of their own.good luck

Go to any auto parts store and they can scan for a code.

More imfo please

• Do you mean the actual terminal on the battery itself? If this is the case you cannot do this. If the battery terminal itself is loose then you need to replace that battery immediately.

• Now if you are referring to the battery cable you tighten up on the battery terminal this can be replaced. First get a battery saver from the parts store. This cost around $5 and you plug this unit into your cigarette lighter. It uses a 9 Volt battery and when inserted into your cigarette lighter outlet preserves the code in your car for your radio.

• Now you can remove both battery cables.

1. Get a battery clamp from the parts store. As long as it is made for top posts you will be fine.
2. Now take some diagonal pliers and cut as close to the original clamp as possible.
3. Throw the old clamp away.
4. Strip all the wires going to the old clamp 1/2" back to expose the braid.
5. Now insert the wires into the clamp and screw them wires onto the clamp FIRST.
6. THEN hook the batter clamp up to the battery.
7. Now double check your work.
8. Now hook up the other cable.
9. Remove battery saver.
10. Test by turning car on.
11. Jon complete.

• If you have any comments please feel free to leave them here.
• Hope this helps and thank you for using FixYa.

Regards, Tony

Ignition coil is going bad needs to get it check soon and good luck

There is a relay for low beams and one for high...The relay for headlights low is defective...To prove it switch the low with the high and see the trouble follow...Relay is not that expensive...Engine compartment fuse/relay box...See diagram for relay location...saailer I’m happy to help further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/david_6df67de3b14de867

Could be a bad sensor. I've seen this caused by a loose connection and may not be overheating in fact. Certainly should be checked out.

The brake light switch is either broken or come lose! Brake light switch is mounted in front of the brake pedal!

if you haven't left any thing on over night you may have a weak battery or bad connections to the battery, the alternator may have a blown diode and will not charge the battery full. these are just some small remedies, if none of those are the problem it can get heavy like a short in the system or something draining it like an alarm. if thats the case i would take it in for diagnosis.

sometimes after disconnecting the battery the electrics have to go through a relearn procedure. this should not last more than 1 or 2 drive cycles. other wise you will need to reprogram with a scan tool.

I will have to guess at this question since you don't give much information. Some cars have Mcpherson Struts at front and back of car, some have Struts at front and shock absorbers at rear. Struts and shocks would have to be checked for ware as well as lower control arm bushings. GOOD LUCK FRIEND.

I would say that you have a bad connection either where the clock is plugged in ,or inside the clock it self. You would have to go behind the dash board to find the problem. GOOD LUCK FRIEND.

Mass Air Flow sensor that is between your air cleaner and throttle body. About $100.00 in auto parts store. GOOD LUCK FRIEND.

where is the fuel filter located on a 2000 Hyundai Sonata?