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Re: Where is the fuel cut off switch on a 2001 hyundai...
There is no fuel cutoff switch. it uses a relay that is conrolled by the computer.the relay is under the hood in the relay/fuse box. under the plastic lid is a map of fuses/relays
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The switch near the shifter is the ECT (transmission control) which selects NORMal driving mode, and PoWeR mode. It is the battle between economy (NORM) and driving performance (PWR). As tested, the PWR mode delays your A/T upshift to a higher RPM. This utilizes your engine's higher revs, but really cuts into fuel economy.
2001 Elantra WITHOUT fuel injection? You are mistaken. It sounds like a BAD TPS (Throttle Position Sensor). Is there a "Check Engine" light?
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it sounds like you have to push your fuel cut off switch, the switch could under your hood or in by the dash somewhere.have a look at your owners manual it will be in there or you can ask your local dealer where the fuel cut switch is on your car.
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