20 Most Recent 2009 Hyundai Elantra - Page 4 Questions & Answers

To keep it simple u might check the brake light switch on the brake pedal. It is most likely bad or it might be misadjusted. If u knnow how to use a test light see if it has power and if circuit is complete when pedal is pressed down.

sounds like wheel bearings-1st but hopefully your front disc need turning, or replaced.check wheel bearings by jacking up the front end "CAREFULLY" WITH JACK STANDS & wiggle tires,if you get more than a 1/4'' slack on 1 or the other, than it's shot. Best to replace both sides. "GOOD LUCK'' & BE CAREFULL.

When did this happen? after the battery was disconnected? If so see the dealer for the lock code you need to unlock the theft lock out.

blown fuse possibly

take out the gloves box,remove the lock to the filter cover and pull the air filter replace it with new. fix the cover n gloves box.

I think you have answered your own question here as modern cars use a computer to change gears and their is a big electrical plug on the side of the gearbox and its highly probable that this plug is wet ,it should dry out after a couple of days hopefully if not you will have to jack the car up and disconnect the plug and blow it all out with a airline but just a natural drying process should do the trick

Have a qualified Hyundai Service Technician properly diagnose your vehicle. Chances are the audio unit has malfunctioned (OR, it can't read the CD). Is the CD one you 'burned' yourself? Can it read a NEW CD? If not, cleaning the "Read Head" inside the player might cure it, but, odds are the unit has an internal malfunction.

It might be worth a trip to the service center/dept to find out exactly what the problem is. If you're the original owner, it could still be under warranty!

Would have to take the door panel off.

well if he tighten the wheel hub bearing nutt to tight it will cause the hub bearings to burn out.....But he is a tec write, So im sure he did it right. Also the noise from the rear mabe something you are heareing now because no noise in the front is gone and the back noise is heard at this point......
good luck to ya.

I am also having similar problem with my 05 elantra..did u find any solution?

They very well could be. If you have aftermarket wheels on your car that are bigger or smaller, this can mess up shift timing and speed readings due to the wheels spinning at a different speed then the PCM expects them to.

EPA is electric power assistance,check the fuse and level in the reservoir,