20 Most Recent 2003 Hyundai Accent - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Probably a combination of parts. Lifters and or rocker arms. Could be dirty lifters also. If your ready to change oil, what I do is get the engine to operating temperature. Pour a half quart of transmission fluid in and let it run 15 to 20 minutes. It's high detergent and helps clean out the lifters. If the lifters are tapping from dirt, this will stop the tapping or at least quiet it down some.

sounds like your brakes are hanging up would check caliper slides and hi-pressure rubber lines also check caliper mounting bracket and make sure pads move freely before mounting caliper over pads pads should move freely on mounting bracket

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dear friend -the fuses you describe is cluster fuses and has nothing stopping or starting of the engine.they are joint in a yellow holder.i think you might have a short be hind the fuse box,thats wh you keek on blowing that fuse.

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Try a different key if available. The one you are using may be worn? You can also try lubricating the ignition cylinder with some WD-40 to see if it helps. If this is unsuccessful, the ignition cylinder may have to be replaced

It sounds like you have either a lean or rich condition ocurring,could be exuast leak,vac leak,leaking fuel preasure regulator,cat convertor.At this point would go to dealer for diagnosis.

Its a bad or dirty idleair control or worn or clogged egr valve

Here is a detailed article on replacing trunk struts. Hope this help!

The hatchback Accent has two windshield wipers--one on the front and one on the hatchback so the pump can run to pump fluid to them each separately. You need a specific pump for that. I've written up a step-by-step tutorial on how to replace the pump and have a link for the correct part at my website: Replace Windshield Washer Pump on 1999 2005 Hyundai Accent Share Your...

check your fan speed switch

Most water leaks come from around the windshield area. Has the windshield been replaces recently? If so it may not be sealed properly. Another area where water may penetrate is through the cowling area under the wiper blades/arm where fresh air enters the car. There are water drains under this cowling allowing water to drain and if they are plugged with leaves/debris, water will enter the vehicle. Is the vehicle rusted around the windshield area? If so, suspect this to be the source of water intrusion. Most glass/windshield repair companies will diagnose water intrusion problems

I'm not sure about your car but I have a Scion TC and I had to remove the cover at the spare tire in the hatch area then there are 3 bolts holding the seat in that need to be removed. Hope it help you.