20 Most Recent 1997 Hyundai Sonata - Page 8 Questions & Answers

go see your dealer

Try this. Are the car doors Locked? if not look at the Hyundai logo on the trunk lid. The centre piece is the letter 'H', . Place the flat of your thumb or finger on the metal in the top half of the H. This is a hidden trunk release button. Here's a Youtube link to show you where. https://youtu.be/ExA2ExQJ2s4

I don't know re this specific car, but, standard practice for the job, I assume? disconnect battery at battery, remove wires and plug sockets at alternator..undo mounting bolts. Main mounting bolt may be a very long one which needs to slide out? refit reverse to remove. Be sure all wires are reconnected and tightened appropriately b4 re-starting car..

are you referring to a scratching noise or zzzZZZzzz noise that sounds like it is spinning up/down in speed? either case it may be the cd player has gone bad. have you tried other multiple cd's? since you don't mention how the year it may well be mechanically wornout

top of fuel tank has fuel roll over valve or called vent valve. this is problem with hard to fill issue

Try disconnecting and reconnecting battery to reset. If this doesn't work, go to dealer..

The stereo is needing a code to put in before it will work. It should be in the owners manual. If not, you will have to check with a dealer who may provide a code for a small fee. You will need proof of ownership of the car.

No, that's wrong. The setup on the Sonata doesn't normally require messing with the shift lock release at all. I had the same problem tonight for the first time after owning the car for a year and a half, that's why I looked up this issue.

To reset most auto GPS just drive around in circles in an open area away from buildings . Make them tight.

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You have a small leak in the evap system if its not the gas cap I would look at the hose from the filler wear you put the gas in clamp could be lose or a rust hole in one of the pipes that go to the tank or a small hole in the top of the tank . Check the clamps

This is for 2.4L engine. You didn't specify engine size?

Pull straight up - hard! It will come.

Plug a code reader into the ECM and see if it throws any error codes before guessing. Check the transmission park/neutral switch or for a manual, the clutch pedal switch as if either fail, it will prevent the engine from starting.

First try with the spare (newer) key . If the key still comes out too soon, then the tumbler is worn. No real problem

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The Sonata has an 'open' transaxle and will have one dominant side while not under load. If you placed a block of wood under the right side and gently loaded it up at idle, the transaxle will transfer power to the opposite side of the car. Check the balance and condition of your tyres as an out of round tyre will make a continuously oscillating sound relevant to road speed. Sure sign of a bad wheel bearing is the centre hub of your wheels will feel abnormally hot after driving.