Why did my Hyundai Sonata not start yesterday?
My wifes 2011 Hyundai Sonata would not start yesterday at the clinic. I purchased a new battery went there today to replace the battery. Before I started the work I tried starting the car. When I turned the key to the… My wifes 2011 Hyundai Sonata would not start yesterday at the clinic.
Why did my car battery go out before I started it?
Before I started the work I tried starting the car. When I turned the key to the on position the radio came on and the dashboard lit up like normal. As soon as I turned the key to start the car the battery went completely dead. The starter did not engage and the electrical went out.
Can a battery cable be corroded on the non battery end?
It sounds like a textbook corroded connection on the battery cables. As NYBo said, it could be on the non-battery end, but that is less common. If you don’t have a multimeter, I can’t recommend any ‘safe’ troubleshooting procedures other than removing and thoroughly cleaning and retightening the connections.
When do I need a new Hyundai Elantra battery?
If you need a new 2016 Elantra battery, it’s time to stop by AutoZone. Batteries tend to work consistently well right up to the time they fail, and it’s hard to tell when one is on the way out. That’s why we offer free battery testing and charging so you can figure out when it’s time for a new one.
What to do if your Hyundai won’t start?
If your Hyundai doesn’t start, it can have various causes. Some problems can be solved quickly, others require a visit to the workshop. Find out why your car won’t start and what you can do about this problem.
What causes a Hyundai Tucson 3rd generation to not start?
Hyundai Tucson 3rd generation – (photo by Hyundai) A Hyundai that doesn’t start can have a range of causes including dead battery, poor battery connection, dead key fob, broken starter, blown fuse, fuel pump failure, clogged fuel filter, empty fuel tank, defective spark plugs or any other electronics failure.
What should the voltage be on a Hyundai Tucson?
Connect the red wire of the multimeter to the positive terminal of your car battery. The black cable goes to the negative pole. The voltage should be between 12.4 and 12.7 volts at best. If it is below 12V, something is wrong.