SOURCE: Fuel Cut off Switch on a 2005 Hyundai Accent
One of two places. Look in trunk bolted to fender well, you will have to pull back carpet. OR On passenger side kick panel under dash. Basiclly if you were sitting in pass seat it would be right next your right foot again pull back carpet.
either place the switch will be a push/reset button.
SOURCE: My 2000 Hyundai Accent will nor start it will
you may have a bad crank shaft sensor... they cost about $110.00 and are a pain to put in.
SOURCE: my 2005 hyundia accent has spark but no power to
it sounds like you have a crank shaft position sensor problem do you have an obd scanner to help you retrive any codes? they sell a cheap one at oriellys or auto zone that will give you any stored codes in your computer. the sensor is either located by the crank pulley or at the bell housing of the trans.
SOURCE: have 2005 accent no power to the fuel pump. fuel
I had this problem with a 1991 ford taurus. The fuel pump relay went bad.
SOURCE: On a 2005 hyundai sonata I have a no start
If you have a four cylinder, the fuel pump doesn't have a separate relay, but rather its relay is built into the ECM relay. This relay is behind the center portion of the dash bolted onto the right side support bracket there. It's powered by one of the 30A slow blow ignition fuses in the underhood fuse block.
If you have the V6, there will be two separate relays on the above referenced bracket. The fuel pump relay should be the lower one of the two. For this relay, power originates at the 20A fuel pump fuse in the underhood fuse block.
Hyundai's online schematics are an excellent tool for this task. Simply register for an account at www.hmaservice.com. When inside, go to the ETM (Electrical Troubleshooting Manual) link in service information, select your year and model and MFI fuel system. The first page will show you the relay and additional information. If you click on the connector number for a component, it will bring up a separate window, in which you can click on links at the top to show a diagram of the connector, a picture of the component/connector, and a diagram of the wire harness in the vicinity of the connector.
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