Check out the point where you buckle the belt. there is a problem with the seat buckle. rear door which is not opening from inside of the car but opening from the outside. Its child lock mode is on. SOLUTION- open the door check out the hook from where door get locked .. there you will find CHILD LOCK unlock that.
Fix your car right away by clicking the link I attached https://www.reliable-store.com/products/2004-hyundai-elantra-repair-manual
SOURCE: belt does not retrack
without taking the housing apart......the return spring is more then likely damaged/pinched, or the belt got twisted inside the housing
SOURCE: 2003 Hyundai Elantra to replace a fuel filter do
Well Strauss told you wrong. You can replace just the fuel filter without replacing the fuel pump. And you are in luck because on your Hyundai there is an access panel which allow you to access the fuel pump without removing the fuel tank. Read the warnings and heed them. Work in well ventilated area with all windows on the vehicle down, disconnect the battery before starting this repair, and use every precaution to not have any sparks near where you are working. Click the link for detailed instructions with photos. Please be very careful and do not attempt this unless you feel confident you can accomplish this repair. http://www.elantraxd.com/forums/showthread.php?t=17699
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SOURCE: airbag came on for no reason why 2001 hyundai
Here's a quick check list
for most common cost of SRS / Air bag problem.
Dirty contacts on driver
and passenger seat belt buckles
Dirty contacts on seat belt connectors
(under seats)
Dirty contacts on driver and passenger sides weight
sensors (under seat)
Seat covers
Weight on passenger seat
(Example:
grocery package trigger SRS / Air Bag light on the way home.)
I
recommend you to pass an vacuum over the contacts and use CRC
electronic parts cleaner to rule out connectivity problem.
I DO NOT
recommend disconnecting the negative battery connector to clean the code(s).
Without the code(s) the dealer will takes "BILLABLE" time to reproduce
the problem.
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Mustgo
SOURCE: my drivers side seat belt is not retracting on my 2005 hyundai el
Most of the time this happens because the belt gets twisted behind the B pillar trim panel. The lower portion of the panel that the belt goes behind can be removed enough to see behind it by gently pulling outward, it is held in place with plastic clips. If the belt is twisted up in there, untwist it and snap the panel back in place.
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I found this post via genvibe.com, it worked for me on my 07 Vibe:
This will turn off the 1 minute beep if the car is running and either the passenger or the driver takes off their seat belt.
Get in the car and turn the key to on (don't start the car,) then change the odometer to display "odo" and not trip A or B.
Turn the key off.
Turn the key back to on. Within six seconds of doing this, press and hold the odometer button. Do so for 10 seconds. Then, while still holding the button, buckle up, edit: then unbuckle. The "odo" display should then change to say "b-on." let go of the odo button to get it to read "b-off." Then wait for the display to change back to the odometer. That's it, you're done.
The car will still beep right when you turn it on for 3 seconds if you don't have a seatbelt, but the dash light will continue flashing till buckled up. It won't beep if you or your passenger unbuckles for a moment. Salvation!
Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_disable_a_driver's_seat_belt_alarm_on_a_pontiac_vibe#ixzz1MxTn2Oa0
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