Top 20 2007 Hyundai Sonata Limited Sedan Questions & Answers

DO NOT use this vehicle! Smoke and a burning smell could be something serious! There is a huge amount of wires and electronics in a modern engine so unless you know what your doing DON'T mess about with the wiring. The safest thing to do now is to get a good Auto Electrician to come to you to look at this as soon as possible. This needs to be sorted as soon as you can to stop it becoming a VERY expensive problem. The rear right corner of the engine is where the main fuse box is located so this could be anything from a small wire to something much more serious.

first check to see if the lock out switch on the main power window switch is in the off position ! this will not allow those windows to work if off

go to an auto electrician and have a check done on the charging system there is a heavy power draw indicated when the brakes are applied and that indicates either a short or a high resistance incurred

These codes indicate your accelerator position sensor has malfunctioned. The computer has gone into limp mode, which allows you to drive to safety without damaging the engine. The computer is unable to determine how far you are depressing the accelerator and doesn't want to over-rev the engine. You need a new sensor.

There is a 125 amp fuse in the relay box and a 10 amp cluster fuse in the instrument panel fuse box. That cluster fuse may be powering the field coil.

door reciever or lock has issues did you scan the car first. does the receiver put 12dc to the unlock solenoid. if yes the solenoid is bad. if not the receiver has issues. (check connections first there)

sounds very odd. try pushing key in whilst juggling the wheel, any difference? Is the key bent or damaged in some way? Is is possible that something is in the bootom of the ignition barrel that is obstructing the keys full entry? (had that happen on one of my cars years ago) be interested to know what it is Good Luck)

Light or fog light lamps? On what vehicle? Please re-post. Or are you trying to change them from On to Off, or vice versa? Please re-post.

There is a lock that is activated by the brake pedal. You should hear a click by the gear selector when you step on the brake pedal. If you don't hear the click then you probably have a cut wire that goes to the brake safety actuator

return to the future 20013 and ask them.

If you are getting a smell like rotten eggs my first guess would be the critical converter. I would check with someplace like MIDIS they will check it out for a small fee, sometimes for free. If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/john_411a7faba7ce8217

You have to go to the dealership and have them reset it. My wife's has been on for 4 years on her sonata, doesn't hurt anything.

Hi Sandra, Have a diagnostic scan carried out on the vehicle. The usual problem is with the cassette unit mounted behind the steering wheel. Regards John

Hello. Changing radios is fun. If you want to change the radio, make sure it will fit and that there will be enough room for it. You will need a installation kit if it is a aftermarket radio. If it is a Hyundai factory radio, then it is easyer to install. Good Luck.

Hi Benjamin, It is very important! Regards John

this is best fixed by replacing the cable as it is most likely frayed internally and jamming in the case.

You must remove the valve cover as they are serviced on then.

You would need to have the engine computer scanned for trouble codes to proceed.

I think your torque converter IS the problem. Because it's the only thing that attaches the engine to the transmission and it's designed to "lock up" at highway speeds for overdrive. If it locks up at idle it will kill the engine. If it locks up at slow speeds ( < 35mph ) the vehicle will lurch/buck... And if it wont move in forward or reverse I would say it's time for a new/rebuilt transmission

code readers need the correct pins to communicate to the ECM . You will have to say what the car is and what engine as there are a number of cables that can be connected .