2016 Elantra blue lights under the window up/down buttons

Asked by tedzbox Aug 02, 2018 at 08:45 PM about the 2016 Hyundai Elantra Value Edition FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

All of the "accessory" blue lights (under the window up/down buttons, the
push start button and behind the Eco/Panel Dimmer/Traction Control
buttons) no longer light up.  The instrument cluster lights and dome lights
work but all the minor blue lighting on the interior of the car don't light up
anymore.  I have checked all the fuses in the interior fuse panel as well
under the hood in the engine compartment and have not found a bad fuse.  
Annoying, not a catastrophe, but annoying nonetheless for a car just under 3
years old.  Suggestions?

2 Answers

7,465

Did you test them or inspect them? A visual inspection wont always find a blown fuse but a multimeter or fuse tester will....

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