Hyundai Cars Problems With Ecu

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I plan to buy my first car. My budget is `4 lakh and my commute is 40-50 km. Should I go for a new car or used? If new, what's best in terms of mileage, maintenance and comfort for five people? Also, should it be diesel, petrol or CNG?Buying new is the best option for a first because it will last much longer and there is no chance for you to get torn apart by a shadow broker. Diesel Chevrolet Beat would make a great first car for you.

I plan to buy my first car and I would go for a diesel. I am confused between the Volkswagen Polo and Skoda Fabia. My conduct would be essentially the weekend. Please suggest. Between these two, there is little to be confused about. They are essentially the same cars (they are cousins ​​too, since Skoda is also owned by Volkswagen!) In order to choose the one you feel looks better. If the weekend by the use you mean the car is not used much, we suggest alternatives to gasoline instead of diesel since they are cheaper.

I plan to buy a new car for about 6 lakh `.I am a short drive about 1000 km per month. Should I go for a diesel or an alternative to gasoline? Between the i20, Jazz and Polo, which should I choose (not Swift for me). First, go to a variant of the essence. If you exit at Swift consideration, jazz is the next best choice. The i20 and Polo are great cars, but the strengths of jazz in space.

I asked a question about choosing a car a few weeks ago, and I am very grateful for that answer enjoyable. Now I am confused on whether to go for a petrol or diesel model.So my question is why a petrol car better if you travel less diesel and otherwise? The simple reason is that diesel cars are more expensive than their gas counterparts, and it is difficult to recover the initial investment through fuel economy gains if the car is not used much. Therefore, if the intended use is low, a gasoline car is recommended to reduce the overall costs being.

Hyundai Elantra 2006 AC blows warm air

The AC suddenly starts blowing hot/warm air, this happens randomly and when the air is warm there is an awefull smell. I have got the freons filled, deodourized the cabin and replaced the cabin filter. After 2 trips to the hyundai service center and 1 to a local kwik car shop the mechanic was able to tell me that it is not a mechanical problem. The electrician told me that the ECU has conked off and is $1800 to replace with new one (or $800 for used one). He says that the ECU is not able to read the signal from some pressure sensor (I dont understand this ). If you have too little refrigerant in the system, it will damage the compressor, so there is a pressure switch that will turn off the compressor if there is too little pressure. If the computer has a bad circuit, and can't read the sensor, it won't turn on the compressor, and you won't get cold air. If you don't have any electrical/repair experience, then it's hard for us to tell you how to check it yourself. But start the engine, turn on the A/C, and see if the compressor is turning. If it isn't, locate the pressure sensor on the a/c line. Disconnect the connector, and use a paperclip to jump the two pins together on the connector. If the compressor starts turning, then it's either a bad switch, or it's just low on freon (Did the smell only occur once it started blowing warm? It might be a freon smell, which would be indicative of a leaking evaporator in the dash). If the compressor still doesn't start turning, then you'll want to check power and ground at the connector. You should either have 12 volts, or 5 volts (depending on how the system works). If you don't, then we'll have to look at how the rest of the system works.

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