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I have an '01 hyundai elantra that will not start. i had the battery changed. it started for a while but again it stopped. i believe it's the alternator. is that a hard do-it-yourself job aand whats the procedure?
I had the same problem; went through 3 batteries, an alternator, and lots of frustration. Dealership could not duplicate the problem. I disconnected the radio and have not had a problems since.I had the same problem; went through 3 batteries, an alternator, and lots of frustration. Dealership could not duplicate the problem. I disconnected the radio and have not had a problems since.
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Check in fuse box under hood and dash look for blown fuses and bad starter relays. Also check ground cable from battery this needs to have a good connection. Could be a bad positive cable connection to starter solenoid. Well there's a list of things to check. Hope this helped
have you checked to see if there is power on the large wire at the starter? Have you checked to see if there is power on the small wire at the starter with the key in the crank position? If yes to those two questions than the starter may be your problem.
It might have something to do with your mass/air sensor located on the intake tube. Try cleaning the mass air sensor with the appropriate cleaner and also try cleaning the throttle body with carb cleaner.
hi from uk may i suggest you recheck battery terminal leads are clean/secure? then check the negative lead from battery where it connects at the other end to the engine usually at point where engine and transmission connet? ensure this connection is also clean/secure ? also you may try this? turn engine manually by crankshaftpully half a turn if it starts ok ? without click ? you may have a bad spot of teeth at some point on ring gear on flywheel? and now and again engine stops at the point thatstarter locks on bad teeth and does not rotate hence the click ? by turning engine half turn will clear teth from starter pinion ?you may even hear/feel starter pinion free itself ?
i have a hyundai elantra, 01, diesel. it was running grand, i knoch it off for an hour, came back, try to start the car, but no way would it start. what is wrong with it
I had the same problem; went through 3 batteries, an alternator, and lots of frustration. Dealership could not duplicate the problem. I disconnected the radio and have not had a problems since.
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