2015 Hyundai Accent randomly won't start

Asked by GuruXZC5F Jul 30, 2020 at 08:53 PM about the 2015 Hyundai Accent GL Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hi my daughter's 2015 Hyundai accent
randomly doesn't start. But then a few hours
later it will start no problems . We have had it
to the Hyundai dealership they were stumped
said they got corporate and their engineers
involved and can't figure it out.  They ended
up putting a new starter in but it had gotten a
new starter a year ago made zero difference .
Brought car home and it did it again the next
day . After car sits for a few hours starts up
just fine.  Battery is good & no clicking noises
happen.  Took it back to dealership they had
it over a week & could not reduplicate it not
starting , we took it home and next day guess
what? Didn't start. Doesn't happen at any
specific time . Car isn't driven many miles .
Someone please help ?? Anything at all I can
suggest to dealership? You'd think since
Hyundai service knows these cars that
someone would be able to figure it out  

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I think you need a new starter relay. On an intermittent starting problem when there's no clicking, the relay's going bad

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