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97 ELANTRA WILL NOT START - 3/1/2006 1:35:44 PM   
WILLS ELANTRA

 

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HI, WE HAVE A 1997 ELANTRA . WHILE DRIVING THE ENGINE STALLED AND NOW WILL NOT START. WE CHECKED THE SPARK AT THE COIL PAK?, HAD NONE. BOUGHT A NEW COIL PAK. STILL NO SPARK. AM i CHECKING THE SPARK THE RIGHT WAY? SCREWDRIVER IN COIL PAK HOLE AND SPARK PLUG WIRE END CLOSE TO SCREWDRIVER TO SEE ARC ? ANY OTHER SUGGESTIONS ? THANX
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RE: 97 ELANTRA WILL NOT START - 3/1/2006 4:11:17 PM   
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HELLO WILLS i had this happen and it turned out to be my COMPUTER..in my HYUNDAI its located UNDER the dash on the drivers side..its held in by 2 gold screws..simple to change out..HOWEVER, if this is your problem.., this computer box is VERY expensive..i picked mine up in a junkyard and it was about $100.00..its a gold box about 12 x 8 inches.
If you installl the comuteryou MUSt make sure you shut the car off and pull the ignition key OUT while installing..and make sure oyu get the RIGHT one ..there is a different one for standard shift verses automatic transmission..
before u invest money..make sure your fuel pump, fuel pump relay, or the main starting relay is okay..these relays are rather inexpensive..some of mine have the same part number, so i swap them out to see if that is the probelm before i go buying things,,
GOOD LUCK..i hope this helps..GOOD LUCK :)
Gail

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RE: 97 ELANTRA WILL NOT START - 3/17/2006 4:35:47 PM   
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before you go down the route of messing about with the ecu i would check the crank position sensor first very common to fail and cheaper to fix . its located in the engine block on the right of the exhaust down pipe and held in by one 10mm bolt.

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