My HYUNDIA ELENTRA 2012 WONT CRANK? ALSO I HAVE HAD IT IN THE SHOP FOR TELL ME I GOT A LEMON 2 RADIOS THAT QUIT WORKING

Asked by T10L26J60 Nov 09, 2015 at 01:16 AM about the 2012 Hyundai Elantra Limited FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2012 ELENTRA LIMITED WOULD NOT START!!! so I had to be jumped. my
car is going on 4 years of paying for it but i bought a new battery cause i
didn't want to be in the same shape in the morning , also have had 2
suppose to be New  Radio replacements because of bluetooth, GPS, and
all!! i keep telling them i got a Lemon!! They could have left wires undone
to do this to my car I don't know but im tired of it and if I can take it public I
am!! Sick of paying for something I thought was very nice and isn't.!! 2nd
New car I've ever had. will see the dealer ship tomorrow. Hyundia Hickory
NC

2 Answers

The answer is this.. if you have 60,000 or less you can get it fixed for free. it is a rotor switch or something on the top of transmission n when it quits the car will not crank, they have had a lot of these but will not do a recall cause they are making to much money on this and they have them in stock because its not just mine... Hope this helps a bunch of people out

Sweet Jesus. You American's "talk" english, but you can't write worth shit. The first word salad makes no contextual sense whatsoever, but since we're all mind readers....

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