Hyundai repair The fuel pump relay on my 2001 Hyundai Accent blew and so I replaced it and 2 days later it blew again. After replacing it starts right back up and drives fine for a few days then blows again. The fuel pump was replaced 2 years ago. This happened before and they had to change fuses behind the dash. Why is this happening again? How can I fix the problem?

Scott Hill

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• Posted on Nov 13, 2008

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hyundai will not repair this however a electronic service center aka tv repair may. I can do it as most likely is it several capacitors that have blown. Hyundai is also a little picky to open they are assembled very well actually compared to other monitors (they are difficult to open up) let me know what you would liek to do.

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Sure, you can testing it both ways... in-circuit or out.

Trevor Sauna

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• Posted on Jan 22, 2009

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There is definately a shorted component that causes the fuse to blow. Nomaly the ceremic capacitors are the cause of the problem. Check to see if there is visiual dark or burnt ceremic caps with label sameting like this "SCK 083" near the fuse area and change it. Hope it helps,cheers.

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I am no expert, but I just had a similar problem. The car would shake and buck when accelerating. It finally just died and would not start. After sitting for some time, the car would start and run a while, then do the same thing. I thought fuel pump. The dealer diagnosed distributor. After replacing, the car is running perfect. Something to think about. Good luck.

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The backlight or inverter is going out on your screen.
Eventually it will just stay dark. You will need to replace one of the two if plan on keeping monitor.

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