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Sep 06, 2007 (11:30 am)
Does anyone know where the crank position sensor on a 1996 Hyundai Elantra is?? Is this a hard thing to change? I was told this was more than likely the problem with my car, but I cant find where its located lol. I was going down the road and it died on me. It is trying to start, (it turns over but wont crank) I thought it might be the fuel pump b/c you couldnt hear it when you turned the key on so, I changed the fuel pump & screen which still didnt work then I changed the fuel pump relay. It started ran about 4 minutes then died again and wont crank. Any hints help or ideas would be greatly appreciated... I am at my wits end!! Thanks
Samantha
Sep 06, 2007 (11:53 am)
Couldn't find a picture, but it is located:
The crankshaft position sensor which consists of a magnet and coil is installed by the flywheel. The voltage signal from this crankshaft position sensor is provided to the ECM for detecting engine RPM and the position of crankshaft. From Hyundai Service Guide.
From what I could find, there is also a CAM shaft position sensor. It would make sense that the crankshaft sensor would be closer to the main pulley on the engine. Look for something screwed into the block or on a bracket near the pulley, with wires going to it.
Sep 06, 2007 (7:18 pm)
thank you very much!
#2843 of 3416 dealer or not dealer? and a "check engine" issue
by sintiempo
Sep 30, 2007 (7:23 am)
I have a 05 Elantra automatic 57500 km. I am not very happy with the dealer, they offer here a number of service packages; for example the service #1 (29.95 CDN)includes oil and filter change and also among other things "check fluid levels"; the first time I took the car for this service, a week later it run out of windshild washer fluid, I know I can refill that easily myself, but if I paid to have it checked at least they could have ask me if I wanted it replenished. So that makes me wonder if they actually checked everything else the same way. The second time for changing the winter tires and the oil I paid 142.79 and had to wait almost two hours, they didnt label the tires to know how to rotate then later. This is in Hyundai South London Ontario, I wonder if all the dealers are the same. Now the car is schedule to get service pack #4 (254.95 CDN), -they insist I should buy that. This includes a number of "inspections" and getting the air cleaner filter and the engine coolant replaced , and rotate the tires, it seems to me a little expensive. The car has run perfectly so far, except that yesterday it showed the "check engine" light on one hour after I filled the tank with gas, the light was on three starts after that and then went off, I opened and closed tightly again the fuel cap, but today the check engine light went on again. I have read here that it could be the fuel cap or the tank top-off. But now I wonder if I really should take the car for the full service #4 to the dealer. Any suggestions??
#2844 of 3416 HIT GAS PEDAL DOES NOT GO
by how123
Sep 30, 2007 (10:09 am)
I HAVE A 2001 ELANTRA. WHILE DRIVING AT TIMES YOU PUSH ON THE GAS PEDAL AND NOTHING HAPPENS. BROUHT TO DEALER 3X HE HAS NO IDEA. HAS ANYONE ELSE HAD THAT PROBLEM AND WHAT WAS DONE FOR REPAIR .
#2845 of 3416 Re: dealer or not dealer? and a "check engine" issue [sintiempo]
by backy
Sep 30, 2007 (12:51 pm)
Compare what is in the dealer's "pack" with what is in your owner's manual for recommended service at around 57500 km. And ask your dealer how much just those services cost, and be clear that they are to perform just those services. They may have added some services that are not required by the manufacturer. However, a coolant flush seems like a good idea if you haven't had it done yet. Also the air filter should be replaced regularly (but you might consider replacing it yourself if you are handy and save some money).
If you think your dealer's service charges are too high, you are free to have your car serviced by any mechanic--or even by yourself if you have the skill and the time. But if you do that, be sure to keep records of the services, in case there is a warranty claim related to parts that have been serviced (or not).
#2846 of 3416 Re: dealer or not dealer? and a "check engine" issue [backy]
by sintiempo
Sep 30, 2007 (1:54 pm)
Thank you!
#2847 of 3416 Re: dealer or not dealer? and a "check engine" issue [sintiempo]
by doohickie
Oct 01, 2007 (3:05 pm)
Two things to watch if you get your car serived somewhere besides the dealer (or even at the dealer for that matter):
1. Oil filters. Some aftermarket oil filters (at least in the past) have caused oil starvation due to a bad bypass valve spec. If the shop, for instance, uses a Honda filter instead of a Hyundai, the difference in specs can toast a Hyundai engine.
2. Automatic Transmission fluid. Make sure anyone that touches the car ONLY uses SP-III as stated in the owners manual. Some shops say they have "universal" fluid. Universal fluid can replace Mercon and Dexron fluids used by other auto makers, but cannot replace SP-III.
#2848 of 3416 Sunroof not closing
by jacobi1
Oct 07, 2007 (8:14 pm)
Hey all,
I have an 02 Elantra GT, just pulled in the driveway from a long drive and tried to close the sunroof and it wouldn't budge? no clicking when holding the button and no movement at all? any ideas? anyone experience this? motor? eletrical? I have had some issues with electrical in the past so I'm thinking that may be the culprit...thanks!
#2849 of 3416 Re: Sunroof not closing [jacobi1]
by doohickie
Oct 08, 2007 (6:41 am)
Have you checked your fuses in the panel to the left of the steering wheel (behind the pop-out bin)?