20 Most Recent Hyundai Motor 2005 XG350 - Page 5 Questions & Answers

P1520 Generator Front Terminal Malfunction is what that code means. you need to fix that issue as clearing the code and not fixing it will just cause the check engine light to keep coming on.

i would suggest unhooking the battery. cleaning the terminals and hooking the battery up again... if you have an antitheft radio make sure you know the code and how to enter it before you unhook the battery.

Heater motor Resistors are usually built into the heater motor housing, plastic box under dash, if its a right hand drive it will be under the left hand side if its a left hand drive it will be under the right hand side. When you say the motor tested ok how did you test it, resistors are not noisy when they fail. The resistor only controls the speeds of the blower motor/fan and when they fail they usually only fail on one circuit so the blower usually still works on either slow or fast speeds.

If You crank really hard to the left or right can you turn the key at the same time

hate to say it but it seems like you need a new power steering pump

there are a few plastic covers to remove before you can get at them then you will see the coils also have to come out just one bolt per coil and a plug to disconnect them,then pull the coils up and the spark plugs are now accessible to be honest with you most auto manufacturers now use platinum spark plugs and don't usually have to be replaced until 100 thousand miles.

check your connections to the speakers and make sure the speakers arent blown you can do this by hooking up say your surround sound or home stereo to the speakers using long speakerwire, if that doesnt work then you know its the speakers, and if it does work then you know its the speakerwires inside the vehicle that have eather a bad connection or are broken somewhere inside the panels.

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Your resistor has failed. the resistor is somewhere under the dash along the heater box. I don't have a picture of the location, but the resistor looks like the picture below with some wires coming out of it. Take the connector off and unscrew the resistor, put a new one in. I also recommend you read my post at http://www.fixya.com/cars/r6234839-doesn_t_heater_or_air_conditioner_blow and let me know if you have any questions.

under the dash, behind the glovebox.

it has a anti theft locking steering wheel column you have to put the key in then turn the string wheel to the left or right hard and while still holding the steering wheel turn the key. and next time fyi if you turn the steering wheel after the key is not in the ignition it will lock to prevent theft.

yes,the low beam lights turn on when night time comes around,the high beams come on after you push the stick that controls the lights in or out away from you. not the turn signal stick but the other stick on the opposite side

The blower motor resister is the most likely cause and most common cause for your heater problem. The resister is mounted on the A/C / heater box under the hood. It will have two screws that secure it to the heater box and will look like the image below. Easy to replace, and will cost about $70.00. The image below is what it will look like before removal. Once removed, it will appear like a circuit board.

sounds silly but have you looked for a stone/nail in the tyre tread.strange noises are a bt s t rd to diagnose.......

35 psi

Sometimes the wiring under the passenger seat can become compromised from objects in floor becoming wedged under the seat.May need to be reconnected if possible..Usually if the air bag light remains on , it means the air bag will not engage if needed. Should have the dealer service department check for you.

the 02 and the 05 are identical. There are TWO idler pullys ... one for the power steering, and the other for the AC compressor & alternator -- WHICH ONE? In any event, you'lll need to remove the right front wheel and the splash guard (10mm bolts) to access either of the pullys. Use 14mm wrench (or ratchet & socket) to loosen the appropriate pully (Pwr Steering has 14mm nut & two 14mm bolts), The other pully has one 14mm nut & one 14mm bolt.
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