On Jan 8, 9:56 pm, cse....DeleteThis@mts.net wrote:
> On Tue, 8 Jan 2008 15:53:57 -0800 (PST), m <extra.mem....DeleteThis@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> >I have a 2000 Hyundai Sonata which does not run. The mechanic suspects
> >that some internal wiring has burnt down or shorted. The error codes
> >cannot be retrieved from the computer with a OBD II scanner and we
> >have tried it with a new computer too. Can anyone tell me if its
> >possible to check the entire wiring end to end for connectivity or is
> >it absolutely not worth it for a car with 96K miles on it. How much
> >can the cost for this run up to. Thanks.
>
> >-mm
>
> A little more info would be nice. Does it turn over but not start?
> Gets fuel or spark? Have the all the fuses and relays been checked?
> Has the car been molested with a an imobilizer or remote start?
>
> Where is the car and what would you sell it for as is?
>
> Pete
The engine cranks but there is no spark. So one more possibility of
bad crack sensor was also eliminated by replacing it. We had also
tried to jump start the car but it never worked. I am not sure if the
fuses and relays were checked. The car is currently at a mechanic
shop.
I would like to get rid of the car so if it gets fixed then better. I
am not sure for how much I can sell a car that does not run.
-mm
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