Hyundai sonata won't start

Asked by Anthony May 05, 2020 at 09:41 AM about the 2013 Hyundai Sonata 2.0T SE FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Everything comes on when I push the start button. I e
replaced the safety neutral switch and a new battery. Now it
doesn't crank at all? The lights and all still come on but no
power to the motor. What could it be?

3 Answers

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Have you checked your coils and your relays? My srt4 was having Hella starting problems a couple weeks ago. Turned out to be the relays after replacing the coil pack. Start there if you're getting no power to the starter coils. If you're getting power to the coils and the car still won't start change your coils.

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Did you figure out what it was? Currently having the same issue and replaced battery and starter. I don’t wanna shove out more money if it’s not the issue !

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