Hyundai Motor 2002 Elantra "begin test" Questions

car will begin to crank but the engine will not ignite, it is a random problem, does not happen every time, but it is quite annoying The next time it happens, try removing the ignition coil and have ...

...test light (12 volt) to begin with. Now disconnect the negative battery cable connected to your battery. Connect the clip at the end of the wire on the test light to the battery cable that you just ...

...It also died at a stop light. Again, I was able to start it right up. Any suggestions on where to begin looking for the problem? Cam ...

99 hyundai elantra loss of power an downshift to drive at normal speed driving at normal speed of 45mph my the car begins to surge an loss of power,then drops out of overdrive,to drive an will not ...

...test results? Did the mechanics recommend anything? I need some maintenance/diagnostic history here before I can begin to provide any help/assistance. The drivability issue you describe could be ...

...should be, then I would start making adjustments and looking for problems. If that occurs, I would begin with the ignition system adjustments such as timing, dwell angle (unless it is a really old ...

...begin with. but does happen. my advice is to take it to a small shop whjere the quality of work is better and the cost cheaper and have them examine it. let me know what they say and get back to me. ...

...test fine When the engine shuts down, you need to determine what's missing ...fuel or spark. Then you can begin to track down the problem. You will need a decent digital multi-meter and a manual such ...

...YOU BEGIN YOUR TEST MAKE SURE TEST LIGHT HAS GOOD GROUND BY CLAMPING TO NEGATIVE SIDE OF BATTERY AND TOUCH PROBE TO POSITIVE SIDE OF BATTERY TO ENSURE GOOD CONNECTION...LIGHT WILL COME

...test light or multimeter (best) and start chasing down the disconnect. begin at the battery and then go right to the starter to begin with, then the accessory side of the ignition switch. Once you ...