Code p 0320 refers to crankshaft position sensor (CKP)/ engine speed (RPM) sensor --circuit malfunction===causes wiring---CKP/RPM sensor--ECM
from your statement of moving coil wires and it temporarily fixed the fault , I suspect wiring failure to the tacho( RPM sensor) as the RPM sensor works of coil impulses
by moving wires you may be altering the circuit fault for the CKP sensor
take it to an accredited service center for a proper diagnosis
SOURCE: 2005 hyundai sonata
first try a new light ,maybe both of your low beams are bad ,check fuses.maybe your dimmer switch is bad
SOURCE: which cylinder in #6 on a 2006 V6 hyundai sonata
Autozone.com says that for this vehicle the firing order is 1-2-3-4-5-6 and the set-up is 2/1 4/3 6/5 meaning that the #6 cylinder is far right on the back. It goes #1 #3 and #5 in the front and #2 #4 and #6 in the back.
SOURCE: Tachometer stopped working completely but all
It's very UNLIKELY the jumpstart had anything to do with it, unless you accidentally connected the battery in 'reverse polarity', which causes the electrical system voltages to 'DROP' instantaneously to near zero volts and create 'current spiking' in all active circuits. Nevertheless, the microcomp in the instrument cluster which drives the TACH has protective curcuits. The only solutions are to eliminate any problems in the wiring between the ECM/PCM and the instrument cluster, and bench test the tach to determine if it's working properly. Process of elimination - if wiring is ok and the Tach is ok, then the problem is in the ECM/PCM.
SOURCE: 2002 Hyundai Sonata Mis-fire on cyl 3 and 3 other error codes.
P1505 and P1507 refer to the Idle Speed Actuator
SOURCE: wanto change heater switch in Hyundai sonata model 2001
They can be replaced but are expensive at the dealership. I found the whole "climate control assembly" on eBay for about $40. delivered. The bezel has only snaps holding it in place. you can carefully remove it with a hook type screwdriver. Start near the radio and pull straight out with maybe 15 pounds of pulling force. Reassembly is very easy. good luck.
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