Hyundai Accent

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My suggestion is to take your voltmeter, measure the voltage between the center

pin and shell of the cigarette lighter socket in the car, and note the polarity there.

The shell is the grounded side of the lighter socket.

most likely the filter is under the access panel under the rear seat.my 2002 accent is this way.remove 2 bolts between upper and lower seat.remove seat.carefully pry panel out.unplug sending unit.this also has power wires to fuel pump.start car.engine will run for a moment then die.repeat until it will not start.disconnect battery ground lead.the filter will have quick locking connectors ,2 tabs 1 on each side of connector.start with easiest one on filter first.keep a rag handy,to pick up spills,there might be residual pressure,mine did not but some gas came out anyway.keep a fire extinguisher handy.the other side of the filter is slightly under the sheet metal so follow the hose and remove from sending unit,filter will now come out with the hose,dont forget to unplug the ground wire.remove hose from filter by pressing the locking tabs.reinstall the hose the same way it came off, you will hear a click when the locking connectors are correctly installed ,on the new filter,now the filter n hose can be replaced in the car the same way you took it out.replace access panel n seat only after you started n ran your car to check for leaks.p/s dump a couple of glasses of water on the fuel tank area after you installed the filter n hooked up the wires to chase away any fuel that may have spilled in that area,then run the car.be safe n good luck

Post Catalytic Converter O2 Sensor seems to be the most likely issue.

Could also be the catalytic converter, or an exhaust leak.

The cheapest part to throw at it is the O2 Sensor. (cheapest place I've found to get them is autopartswarehouse com)

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My 2001 hyundai accent has no reverse

You need to switch off the stereo and then you can use the buttons next to the clock to change the time. this also changes the time on the stereo.

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A3g520

because you are one alot of ol timers call the check engine light and idiot light

THE REMOTE CONTROL

Your remote control has been designed to fit the natural contours of your hands so that it is easier to use. It works off three long-life lithium batteries.

It can control two vehicles separately. Up to four remote controls can be assigned to your vehicle. See your dealer for replacement batteries or additional remote controls.

NOTE: The range of your remote control can be affected by a weak battery, interference from nearby metal structures, hydro poles, or crowded parking lots.

USING YOUR REMOTE CONTROL

Your remote control can transmit on two different channels, allowing control of two separate vehicles.

Only the "Panic" command is transmitted on both channels simultaneously (6-button remote only).

Audible (piezo) and visual (LED) confirmations are emitted with the 6-button remote while the 5-button remote allows only visual confirmations.

CHANNEL 1:

CHANNEL 2:

To transmit a command on channel 1, press desired button for two seconds.

To transmit a command on channel 2, press desired button, then as soon as a tone is heard or that the LED flashes once, release the button for a moment then press it again and hold down for two seconds.

A command will not be executed if you do not press button long enough.

Only one command is transmitted even when a button is pressed for more than two seconds, except for the "Panic" button, which repeats command as long as button is pressed.

The remotes shown may differ from the one(s) included in the kits.

BATTERY REPLACEMENT

Your remote works off three 3-volt lithium CR-2016 batteries or equivalent.

We strongly recommend that you keep a replacement set in your glove compartment.

To replace the batteries, remove screw on back of remote case, remove old batteries and replace with new ones. Make sure that batteries point the right way; see illustration opposite.

A pictogram in the bottom of the case shows correct battery orientation.

CODE LEARNING OF ADDITIONAL TRANSMITTER(S)

Four different remote controls can be programmed for a given vehicle. If a fifth remote is added, the first remote is deleted. Note: When the first code learning command is sent, all the old codes are cleared out. therefore if you want to add a new remote, all the old ones must be reprogrammed as well.

One or more remote transmitters can be added. To do this, the programming is accessed as follows:

􏰀 Open hood

􏰀 Place key in the ignition and turn to the RUN position

􏰀 Apply the brakes once

􏰀 You now have 10 seconds to turn the key from the RUN to the OFF position 3 times.

􏰀 If this sequence is correctly carried out, the control module flashes parking lights (4 flashes). You may then

proceed to the next step.

􏰀 Press the button on the new remote control. When access code of new remote control is memorized, the control module will confirm with flashing parking lights (1 flash).

􏰀 Repeat the above procedures for each remote control that has to be programmed (up to 4 remotes).

􏰀 Apply the brakes.

New remote(s) is (are) now added to the system.

If adjustable, otherwise replace.

Hyundai vehicles use a hydraulic clutch set up which are not adjustable. When replacing the clutch do not machine the flywheel; this changes the clearances and will cause clutch engagement issues. Inspect flywheel for cracks or heat related damage, if none sand using 3M sanding disk or equivlent, if there is damage replace flywheel. Note: I believe the torque specs on the pressure plate are 12-16 ft-lbs.

2000

Hyundai Accent

GL 4 Door

Front and Rear Tires

P175/70R13

2000

Hyundai Accent

GS 3 Door

Front and Rear Tires

P175/70R13

2000

Hyundai Accent

GS 3 Door Performance Package

Front and Rear Tires

P185/60R14

2000

Hyundai Accent

Base Model

Front and Rear Tires

P155/80R13

2000

Hyundai Accent

Base Model

Front and Rear Tires

P175/70R13

I own a 2001 accent with 170,000 km

runs great. i add fuel and oil treatment fluids every 10K km and the engine runs with no problems.

great car, very reliable. no problems at all for the last 2 years.

The 2013 Hyundai Accent offers advanced safety technologies and features Six airbags and a Vehicle Stability Management system that adjust in the blink Offering an EPA-estimated 37 MPG2 fuel economy. The first with an award-winning Gasoline Direct Injection engine. It's performance without compromise. That's why it's one of Ward's 10 Best Engines of 2012 and Motor Trend named Accent "King of Subcompacts."

I had my check indicator light on and the first time is was a sensor that controlled the amount of fuel going to the engine, it failed and was starving the engine of fuel. I had to have the sensor replaced (expensive)

Second time it was the Oxygen sensor that goes into the flexible exhaust pipe. The pipe had developed a leak and was causing the sensor to go off. I had the pipe replaced and reset the sensor by disconnecting the battery for an hour or two. It seemed to do the trick but the exhaust guy said the sensor is barely holding in there and will eventually fail.

The MIL (malfunction indicator lamp/check engine light) can be set by anything from a loose gas cap to an engine perfomance issue. If the light is steadily illuminated it can be driven but should be checked out sooner than later. If light is flashing do not drive the vehicle.

well one if your running a after market radio or subs its pulling to much power find a higher fuse that will fit in that spot but no more then 2X the one that came stock!!

thread 2 nuts on the stud. thighten them against each other. with a wrench on the top one tighten the stud and then loosen the nuts and remove them.

above your rear foglight switchgear panel..

I am working on a 1997 Hyundai Accent at the moment. The connector for the OBDII is located on the left side of the dash.

It is tough to see because it is facing down... recessed inside the cutout for the foglamps... at the top.

The map sensor on a '00 Accent GS is on the intake manifold above the fuel injectors about midway across the engine. It's s little black box with a screw on each side and a harness coming off of it. Go to hmaservice.com and look up your car. (a 2000 is an Accent LC) then look under Fuel System, Engine Control System, Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor (MAP). Good Luck!

Jay

first undo the positive and negative cables, then in the bottom front of the battery there will be a bolt with a small bracket on it unbolt it and the battery should come right out