The check engine light is always on. I changed so many parts including the gas cap, sparking plugs, air filter etc. I disconnected the battery too but the light goes on again. Any advices?

This post has been edited by Discman: Aug 12 2008, 11:54 AM

you will never know thw answer to this until you get the fault code read on a scanner

well you could check what i replaced on mine there is a rubber hose on the back of the engine compartment on the passenger side with 2 clamps check and see if its cracked if it is get it replaced parts should only cost about $20 you never know this might be your problem ( it was for me ) but if its not who knows youd need the cel (check engine light ) code to know for sure.

Yea he`s right get the fault code, and google it, it will lead you to the anwers, mine was a leaky exhaust, fixed it for $6.00. I got a code scanner on ebay that worked well for $130.00. But there are cheaper one`s. It saves me alot of aggravation and wasted trips to the garage :amen:

go to your hyundai dealer, they should be able to tell you what's the problem

hi there does anybody know what obd the 00 accent has and how many pins i,am looking to buy a reader but don't know which one to get

Get the OBDII this will check cars from 1996. Get one that can read & erase the code.

hi everyone.I have Accent2000(UK MODEL)I bought obdII and I tried it but it nothing happened.It seems that something wrong with connection.Any ideas.Please help.

Read the instruction carefully. Like ignition must be off before connecting.

Also, sometimes it's pretty difficult to connect-up. Try to hold onto the back of the connector while pushing in your mating connector. This is a "D" connector -- make sure it's positioned the correct way or you won't mate-up.

-tr