2009 Hyundai won't crank ! Not battery :(

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Asked by DixieBella61 Jan 31, 2016 at 06:23 PM about the 2009 Hyundai Sonata

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 2009 Hyundai Sonata won't crank. It
tries to turn, then does nothing. It's like the
starter doesn't engage. Tried to jump start,
and charged battery all night. Absolutely
nothing...Help !! :(

3 Answers

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I was reading the forum with others having the same problem. Read someone's post about pumping and holding the brake while try

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Anyhow... The pumping and holding the brake while trying to crank it, actually worked !!! Moved it back underneath it's shelter, cut it off, tried to crank back, but wouldn't, until I did the brake thing again !!! Okay, what's up with this ??? :(

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Started long enough to drive down to corner store... Left running, drive it home, hasn't started since !! Help :(

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