Hyundai Audio Players & Recorders - Page 4 - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

Yes probably. the level sensor/lever may be jammed up against the side of the tank or lodged in one position ?

most likely has a inertia switch somewhere that disables fuel in event of a roll over. it will have to be reset and is usually located in trunk area.

First check Meghan - Try another battery. The power required to make your lights bright is minuscule compared to the cranking voltage necessary to start the engine. You MAY need a new battery. If you are going to leave the vehicle for a period of time, disconnect the battery terminals and re attach when you return.

rip off the entire door. leave it on the ground. drive to car handle store. get banana smear onto car handle smash car door back into windshield...if that doesnt work just cover it in gasoline and drop a match on it. Should be better in no time

Did you check to see if your battery cables are loose? Your battery is only two years old, so I don't think that could be the problem. The cables could have come loose though.

The vehicles charging system has failed. The alternator is at fault

may be it has the engine problem or some oil or any equipment is low just take it to the hyundai service center and tell them thanks

Hello This problem is sometimes caused by a defective brake light switch. It provides power to the shift lock switch to enable gear shifting. There is a TSB for this issue so it can be fixed at the dealer for free. Thanks for using Fixya. Tracer

I discovered the same problem underneath my positive cable terminal for my '08 Tiburon. So far I have cleaned the terminal and strapped the two pieces together using 12 guage house wire. It's working today but the replacement part from the dealership is $115 which includes the entire positive cable assembly. I was hoping to only have to pay for a new positive terminal bracket but they don't sell such part. That would be less expensive and not enough revenue for Hyundai. It amazes me how cheaply this car was made. My next car will be a Chevy, Honda, or Toyota. Hyundai did not produce a quality car I can trust. I do not like to be left stranded. If you locate a source for less for this part, please share.Thanks

Hello Thanks for using Fixya. It sounds like a bad wheel speed sensor. There should be a code set for this which will also give you a wheel location. Hope this helps. Tracer

I think it's all about your battery's problem. Refill it. And turn on the radio it will start. Gud luck.

You can find replacements at any autoparts store. I wouldn't recommend driving your vehicle until you have this excessive heat will eventually blow a head gasket which which will cost a lot more money.

You need to figure out the amperage of the usb port in the Veracruz, the dealer should have access to that. If the port isn't putting out more than 500ma the iPhone may fail to charge. I recommend a charger atleast 1amp or higher. You either need to connect using bluetooth to the audio system or a hard wired aux cable to the input of the veracruz.

Hey,, Your alarm system is malfunctioning.. This will do exactly what your describing above, Hopefully its not Factory installed,, That way you can locate it under the dashboard, and Unjack the wires running into it.. you will be fine then until you get it replaced.if it was factory installed contact your dealer for the location of it if its and external box or connected to the cars CPU or built in.. If its built in you will need a new CPU and remotes. If its external your in luck, Get the location of it and unjack it..by unjack i mean there is a harness connecting to it, unplug the harness..nothing is wrong with your battery, The immobilizer system shut the car down. PS before you try any of the above see if you can disarm it with a spare remote.

According to your owners manual on page 7-54 the labels for your fuses are on the fuse panel cover itself. The cigarette lighters are now typically referred to as "power Outlet". Your manual indicates you might have two of them. Both are 15A fuses. But unfortunately the manual doesn't say which slot it's in. That info should be on the fuse panel cover underneath driver side dash.Here is a link to the manual for your car: http://s3.amazonaws.com/carmanuals/hyundai/2012/2012+Hyundai+Sonata+OM.pdf

Sounds like plugs to me too.Also replace S.P.wires.Kill two birds......make sure to tape sequence of wiring.

A tune up should fix this problem.

Is your remote a part of the key? Meaning is it a key FOB like in the dodge line of cars? Or is it a separate remote?IF separate, first check for major damage to device (water?). If none, you may need new batteries! IF you have a FOB, again consider damage which requires dealership replacement. This is most likely the answer if your extra key FOB that came with the car still functions properly. Also some FOB require batteries (Call dealership to see if yours does).IF FOB is not the answer or if your car does not even have a FOB, then it is posssible that your modulator that controls that doors response to the remote or FOB has gone bad. This is bad news and can be expensive to fix. Has to be done by dealership because it usually requires the dashboard to be remove to access the needed area. This is true for a Charger and a BMW. Hope that this helped. Repost with more info if you need more help.

if you have somebody push the gas a little while you watch the throttle cables (while in park of course, lol) does it move or seem to have a little slack? does it have any slack at all when not having gas pedal pushed and you push on the cable a little with your finger, no harder than your eye when shut. sorry for the poor example. i am not a hyundai driver so I do not know much at all about them but I do know cars. I can try to help if you will answer.

When you remove the battery to install a new one then you need to enter a radio code to get your radio working again. This is an anti-theft locking system.To avoid reprogramming your car/radio etc. connect another battery with jumper lead to the battery leads on your car to maintain your car's settings when you disconnect the old battery from your car. Install the new battery and connect the car's battery leads to the new battery. now you can remove the jumper leads and the second battery.WHEN YOU CONNECT THE JUMPER LEADS, MAKE SURE YOU CONNECT POSITIVE TO POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE TO NEGATIVE.ON BOTH BATTERIES.