2001 Hyundai Accent "turn pump pass valve" Questions

...once, that stopped and started for no apparent reason , after much looking at and mechanics it turned out to be some butterfly or non return valves leading from the fuel pump to the engine. they ...

...pump and supply to the injectors there should be a valve similar to the wheel valve on the injector bank press the valve with key on you should see fuel spurt out under pressure as the pump will be ...

Pump Motor) - short circuited, or disconnected. P1403 DM-TL Circuit Continuity Check (Shuttle Valve) - short circuited, or disconnected. IMPORTANT NOTE!.. you have a fuel leak now. These codes are NOT

...turn on the AC and look under the hood. The AC compressor is generally a pump-like thing off to one side with large rubber and steel hoses going to it. It will not have a filler cap on it, but will ...

...pump may not be circulating coolant  No heat from heater I have a 2001 Windstar which had the same problem. At first when you adjusted the temperature selector you could hear a slight thumping ...

turn and the pump will operate as designed. The turn will still be the same -just that the pump is not under full load . Breaking the shaft is a sign of excessive load and a misaligned pulley so check

...pump? nil to very low until you turn the steering wheel. At this point the valves close and the pressure can go up to 2000psi until wheel movement stops and then it drops to original reading as the ...

...pump is not good for the car or the environment. It just dilutes the percentage for passing DEQ. But it is easy to check the control valve just by taking off the small control line, and sucking on it ...

...pump? Did you test or change the valve/switch,that is giving you the code? The check engine light will not go off by itself,it has to be turned off with a scan tool or once it passes the test for so ...

more excessive. The water partially fills the AIR pump, it can then freeze. When the PCM commands the pump on, if the pump is frozen it cannot turn, thus overloading the circuit and "popping" the fuse