+ Battery cable replacement 1999 Hyundai Elantra

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2008 Hyundai Elantra Automatic Transmission Shifter Cable

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Yes, just in case you have a theft deterrent system, do not leave the battery cable disconnected longer than 30 minutes as that will cause your radio to loose its smarts and not be able to turn on.

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REMOVAL 1. Remove the rear seat cushion. 2. To reduce the internal pressure of the fuel lines and hoses, first start the engine and then disconnect the electrical fuel pump connector. Be sure to reduce the fuel pressure before disconnecting the fuel main pipe and hose otherwise fuel will spill out.

3. Disconnect the battery cable from the negative terminal of the battery. 4. Remove the high pressure hose and fuel return hose. 5. Remove the fuel pump assembly

Disconnect the negative battery terminal to prevent
an accidental short circuit. Pop out the dimmer
switch panel and remove (1) Phillips screw
exposed. Unsnap the gear shifter trim plate and
remove (1) Phillips screw exposed at the base of
the dash trim bezel. Reach under the driver's
side dash, locate the temperature control cable
and remove the cable from the white plastic
bracket. Position the gear shifter in low, pull the
dash panel away and disconnect all wiring harnesses.
Remove the trim bezel (the temperature
controlcable will be attached). Remove (4)
Phillips screws securing the factory head unit
and disconnect the wiring.

First, disconnect the battery. Then the only part that needs to be removed to access the starter is the rubber air plenum boot between the throttle body and the air filter housing. This allows enough room to get an arm in there to access the 14mm bolts that attach the starter to the transmission. After removing the bolts, the starter can be removed from underneath the car. lower it down as much as possible, and unbolt the power cable. You may have to twist and turn it a bit to get around the support between the engine block and intake manifold, but it will come out.

GET THE NEW ONES first and then as you take the possoff replace it with the new one and the same with the earth cable (the BLACKone) fit to same bolts ..
But take off the black term first and then do the red cable when on,, then you do the black one.

The panel in which the lighter socket is mounted has to be removed.
The socket is held in place by a sleeve which screws onto the body of the socket from the back of the panel. Removing this sleeve will allow the socket to come out. When you do this, make sure negative battery cable is first disconnected.

If you need help removing the panel, please let me know.

Charlie

CAUTION: Some models are equipped with anti-theft-radio make sure you have the activation code before disconnecting battery

• Relieve the fuel system pressure
• Disconnect the negative battery cable
• If necessary remove the air cleaner assembly
• Remove the clips and detach the hoses from the fuel filter then remove the filter bracket nuts and lift the assembly out of the engine compartment

Verify (test) the battery is good/charged. Verify good, clean cable connections (positive & negative, correct polarity). Inspect positive and negative cables for loosness (positive cable condition to starter connection - clean/tight) negative cable condition to ground connection clean/tight). Replace/repair/clean/tighten cable(s) as needed. Did you remove/disconnect any components from the engine when you replaced the battery? If so, did you remember to put/reconnect them back?