20 Most Recent 1998 Hyundai Tiburon Questions & Answers

Often, aftermarket units will have a separate fuse in the power supply line in the center console or dashboard. To check, pull out the stereo (you may need to buy a couple of cheap "DIN removal tools", though you can sometimes fake it with a couple of small screwdrivers) and examine the wiring. If the fuse did blow, the next question is why, so look for any wires that have come loose and are contacting things they shouldn't.

check fuel pump relay

Not sure for 98s. But you need to erase the codes to start. If the problem is still there, Check the wiring to the transmission. You need electrical diagrams.

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This site might help you fix your problem. Common Problems scroll down and youll find the solution your looking for

Hyundai recommends the following service items for vehicles at 90000 miles:

• Air Filter Replacement
• Spark Plugs Replacement
• Evaporative Canister Filter Replacement
• Change Oil and Filter
• Cooling System Flush
• Rotate Tires
• Check Brake, Steering and Suspension System
• Check Parking Brake System
• Check All Hoses
• Check All Fluids
• Check Exhaust System
• Check Axle Shaft
• Check Heating AC
• Check Drive Belts
• Check Power Steering System
• Check Steering Gear
• Check Gas Cap
• Check Evaporation Emission System
• Check Emission Control System
• Check PCV Valve

Hyundai shows the following as a list of their recommended 90,000 mile maintenance items:

• Air Filter Replacement
• Spark Plugs Replacement
• Evaporative Canister Filter Replacement
• Change Oil and Filter
• Cooling System Flush
• Rotate Tires
• Check Brake, Steering and Suspension System
• Check Parking Brake System
• Check All Hoses
• Check All Fluids
• Check Exhaust System
• Check Axle Shaft
• Check Heating AC
• Check Drive Belts
• Check Power Steering System
• Check Steering Gear
• Check Gas Cap
• Check Evaporation Emission System
• Check Emission Control System
• Check PCV Valve

yes it is caused by your belt. now do not drive the vehicle at all until new belt is instaled. the belt is called a serpentine belt and it is the only one on the vehicle. it runs the power steering pump, your alternator, and your water pump. now keep in mind you temp gauge will not work untill it is to late because there is no colant bein sent threw your engine block. make sure to have some one put the belt on that has done it before because the belt can go a couple of different ways one the pullys but if it is not the right way your water pump could spin backwards and this will overheat your engine because the water is supposed to flow only one way due to the thermostat. so you will not gett any cooling. and i repeat do not drive car until the belt is replaced. and the correct way to route the new belt should be located under the hood on a diagram. i hope this information was helpfull to you. please rate my solution
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This is only my opinion....With any vehicle, where important parts counts for the safety of your engine, don't play around. I see a thermostat as a very important part. Buy Hyundai, or if to expensive, go for a good make. The price is still cheap to a engine overhaul. Same counts for your headgasket. Hope it helps!!!

check the oxygen sensor chech the exhust system

manual or auto ?

Check ur crank position sensor had a mustang once and it use to leave me stranded once warmed up had to let it sit for about 20 min before it started again changed this part and it was running no problem

Only 2 parts remaining are the thermostat and waterpump. Always start with the thermostat when diagnosing an overheating problem. If the car is overheating constantly under all conditions and coolant is backing up into the reservoir, it's very likely to be the thermostat. If it only overheats at low speed or idling, it's more likely the waterpump.

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