Hyundai elantra GT 2003 electrical problem (mirror, gauge, clock

You shorted something out. Check all fuses and relays. I think you blew a relay not a fuse.

Hi, behind your climate control panel is something called the Electronic Timing and Control Module (ETACM). This is like a computer for the chassis. All of the troubles you mention are tied into the ETACM. If you could find a used module at a salvage yard, it may solve your problems at a reasonable cost. To troubleshoot the problem will be very difficult and must be left to the dealer, which could be expensive. Just the same, I have included a few of the wiring diagrams in case you have a good multimeter and would like to try troubleshooting.

You have a short circuit and need to take your car to a dealership for troubleshooting and repair. Don't keep sticking fuses in it and blowing them, it's a waste of money. Take it somewhere before you have yourself a fire or a serious electrical disaster.

The vehicle speed sensor is probably faulty. Have it checked. it's mounted on the side of the tranny.

you will need to replace the clock.the clock has (2) 12 volt power supplies fuse 25 and fuse 9 in the pass. compartment fuse block if these have power and are good check ground g11 located behind the radio.ok you will need to remove the instrument panel facia.thers (2) screws behind the ash tray and above the instrument cluster.be carefull somtime its difficult to pop off use a plastic pry bar to keep from bending the dash.the rest is easy.

did you get your headlight switch checked.

REPLACEMENT GLASS IS AVAILABLE AT YOUR DEALER SHIP AS THIS CLASS IS A CURB GLASS AND NOT A FLAT GLASS AND FITS PERFECTLY.

Sounds like the Antenna, Antenna are cheaper to try. pull out the radio and plug in a universal antenna. see if it works.

I found that while checking my fuses that i had pulled out what looked like a black plastic "fuse puller" that was actually some kind of jumper. I had accidentally re-installed it reversed. I reversed it back to its original position and all lights, clock, radio, etc.. work normal now.

I would operate one by one mirrors left-right,radio, electric locks.
I would first dont operate side mirrors and observe if fuse remain then leave radio disconected (dont power on or remove its wire harness). If with radio disconnected fuse is not blown, i would use electrical locking and test again.
Good Luck