20 Most Recent 2007 Hyundai Elantra Limited Sedan - Page 9 Questions & Answers

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Even perfect electronics have trouble making an engine run properly if the mechanical parts aren't similarly in good order and when an engine obviously isn't right but nothing obvious is wrong it is time to check the less obvious, in particular check for dribbling injector(s) and bad spray patterns and of course fuel pressures. It is also worth carrying out a cylinder leakage test (compression test is inadequate) to ensure the intake valve seats aren't leaking.

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Check the fuel presser ,by train few time you build presser in the fuel line and this will open the injectors to spry ,all the best.

Check for loose or dirty battery terminals and posts, could also be a faulty circuit breaker if fitted.

search online using code. it OBD 2 and standard code for vehicles

Sounds like starter solenoid is failing to kick in. The whirring is most likely the starter motor turning, but the teeth aren't engaging on the flywheel ring gear due to failed solenoid. Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jan_ed8272c8c2968d14

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What can I say. You have bashed a delicate piece of electronic equipment, and probably broken it completely. You are going to have to take it to a repaired and get hem to look at it. If you had done this in the first place, it may have been a cheap repair, now that you have broken it, it is probably going to be more expensive. Try not to do this next time.

Unfortunately you are not able to program a 2012 Hyundai Elantra key fob remote without professional equipment. I would recommend calling a few local automotive locksmiths in your area as they are usually a bit more affordable than the dealer. There are many vehicles that you can self program a key fob to and Key Fob Programming Instructions can be found here:

timing belt shold be replaced every 60k

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