Mechanic told me it was reading a 4 which meant I needed to replace the coil pack (only one) and the plug wires (2). So I did that. Now the car will not start. I checked to see that everything was connected, and I disconnected and re-connected as I went so I knew it was all in the right spot. Since I did this, the car will not start. Tries, but won't fire. I even tried putting the old wires and coil back on, to no avail. Reset the fuel pump by pushing the fuel reset button. Didn't help. Mechanic said it shouldn't have any problems starting. Help!
Are the wires plugged in the order they were on?
SOURCE: 02 sonata wont start. the fuel lineoff @ the
theres a fuel pump relay in the power distribution box under the hook you manuel should tell u wich one
SOURCE: 2001 Hyundai Accent cranks, won't start
its the camshaft position sensor . Its located (atleast on my 1.6L) to the right of the front HOT plate the conection runs between the engine and the right side fan. easier to work on if you take off the air intake thats by the left front side of the battery. you will be working between the fan and the motor. only one bolt but is tricky so u need a 1/4 inch nuckle with a 1/4 extention. once located and you have the right tools it will only take 30 minutes to replace....dont forget to take off negative battery cable before you start.
SOURCE: 2003 Hyundai Santa Fe. Won't start. no sound
Start from scratch.
Does the battery have 12 volts across the terminals? If yes, then does the starter click when you turn the key? If no, replace the battery.
If the starter clicks when you turn the key, but the engine doesn't crank, replace the starter.
If no click, then check for power at the starter solenoid.
If there is power at the solenoid, but no click when you turn the key, check the starter relay. If none of this fixes your problem, you may want to have your mechanic check for broken or corroded wires
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