2018 elantra No power!

Asked by Guru91ZWH2 Dec 06, 2021 at 05:04 PM about the 2018 Hyundai Elantra

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Lights came on for a quick second when I pushed the button, then everything
went dead.  Now nothing is working.  Won't start, no lights, key fob doesn't even
work.

2 Answers

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Engine Electrical Systems issues, I believe. Digital Multi-meter required for this diagnose. then Check Starting/Charging System: Battery Conditions: state of charge-cell electrolyte gravity, Open circuit voltage, battery load test, Battery Cables and connections(NEG battery terminal and connections to Battery- Chassis, Battery-Engine, Engine to Firewall: recharge/repair or replace as needed. Charging System Voltage output (Engine running) and voltage drop test. Thanks

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Check battery, main power and grounds for clean connections. Any kind of corrosion on connections and inside the cables can lead to no power anywhere.

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