2002 Hyundai Accent - Page 8 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

The fluid leaking out the rear seal of the master cylinder has likely swelled/damaged the rubber diaphragm in your brake booster, causing the hissing sound. Unfortunately, you will need to replace your booster.

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If you have changed the fuel pump, try changing the fuel filter is it has one it might be clogged. Also find out if you are getting enough fuel pressure through the fuel rail because you might be getting fuel but probably not enough through the fuel rail. Find out how much that pressure is suppose to be. From what your saying it sounds like its got to do with something in the fuel system because if you spray starting fluid in the throttle body, starts and it dies after a little normally that would indicate you have a bad fuel pump. Hopefully your new isn't defective. Sorry I couldn't be more help.

check the wirring and you will find your issue if not it may be in the computer

Check the master cylinder for fluid, refill, step on the pedal a few times and see where it is going. Bet it is comming from over the rear axel.

The code is related to the right front wheel speed sensor . possibly a bad wheel speed sensor or broken wire or faulty connection ....you may look behind the fender shield to inspect for broken or damaged wire or connector .... a good starting point

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Hi ,Check the light bulb,see if its seat in the seats properly 'for earth' and the light terminals for dirts ,grease,or corrosion.clean if needs to.I think its a Earth problems

Gheck your oil level..If it's okay, have the oil pressure sending unit replaced.

well, rain and snow is water, so it could be water is getting into something preventing the car from starting. maybe you have loose wires under your wiper grill at the bottom of your windscreen and the rain is shorting the electrics out, or even your doors could be letting rain inside shorting the electrics as your speakers terminals are not really protected with anything just a plastic clip. and of course electric mirrors if you have them?common sence says to me you have a leak somewhere by you saying when it rains or snows. check all the roof, sun roof, door paneling, under the bonnet, boot door, all the elctrics you can get access to, and look for wet patches or puddles, if you see any near any buttons, wires etc you can be sure your electrics are shorting out. dont know if it helps but hope its somewhat helpful to you

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Disconnect the negative battery terminal, jack car up and remove the small and big cables from the back of starter, next remove the bolts holding the starter, remove the starter, rev to install new one.

What exactly is the problem? Is it not charging? Does the battery/alternator light stay on when engine is running? Poor connections can cause no charging, so check all battery, alternator, and starter connections. Make sure all are clean and tight. If still no help, have the alternator tested while on the car and running.

sounds like a bad clutch

are there any codes .can be a number of things

HIS IS FOR A 2.0 ENGINE SAME CODE DEFINITIONS APPLY FOR 2.7 ENGINE VALVE LOCATED ON TOP REAR OF RIGHT HEADP1505 = IDLE SIR CONTROLL CLOSING COIL-SIGNAL LOW FOR COIL #1 SHORTED TO POWER P1507= IDLE AIR CONTROLL CLOSING COIL SIGNAL LOW FOR COIL #2 SHORTED TO POWERPorsche 911 Parts

you can have a weak or fuel injector or a bad fuel pressure regularator.you may not be grtting enough gas to all the injectors

most hyundais are a 16 pin conector located under the steering wheel somewhere (fuse box, under dash, behind panel right hand side of steering wheel) or in the centre under the handbrake or just behind park brake under a cover.

sounds like your Idle air control Valve

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