2015 Hynda Accent

Asked by CajunBoots Oct 23, 2019 at 11:07 PM about the 2015 Hyundai Accent GL Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The car was running fine, then needed to
replace the battery. Car cranked up fine and
went 10miles and stopped. It turns over
strong but will not crank up. Any
suggestions??

3 Answers

@GuruNXG69 - the sensor would go out during operation? the car was actually moving when power was slowed then the car stopped. @Ed92626 - how do I " reboot" the car? as mentioned earlier the battery was replaced so it is brand new. Car continues to turn over but will not crank

@ED2626 - well the trouble seems more that originally thought. After some review it was noticed that the fuel pump fuse was the wrong size; call for a 15a and a 25a was installed and had blown. with the correct fuse in place the vehicle started with no problems but didn't get far as the fuse blew again. Luckily I was able to get it to a mechanic shop as I went through 2 more fuses. Apparently the fuel pump is going bad and that's why the dealer had placed a larger fuse in the spot. Glad nothing else was damaged. I appreciate all the help and I'll post an update once the fuel pump has been replaced.

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