No fault codes ?

 

Can't read it since I need to get ignition on to read. Even Hyundai mechanics cant read the codes..

 

Sounds like a right pain , there is some big ass fuses in the engine bay controlling such things .

 

I was told to unplug two fuses this weekend, and put them back in on Monday to see if that helps. If a fuse is bad I dont see how this will help. All I know its 35 amp fuses that controls Ing1 and Ing2.

Problem is, we have no working car this weekend with two kids.

 

Also, dont know if this helps. We have gotten to the shop with getting towed (on a trailer). Handbrake/parkingbrake cant be turned off since its electric and the ignition needs to be on apparently. Not that good for the car.

 

are you saying it says depress clutch all the time when you try to start?

Tried putting it in free (N for you americans ) , hold brake and start. Putting it in gear with both clutch and brake, pushing start, goes to off again.

Display just tells us to push down clutch pedal, and yes, I do. Brake pedal is hard as a rock after this many attempts.

 

Only when it goes back to OFF.

 

I think this may suggest a defective switch then

 

Thanks! I'll talk with them on Monday and tell them to check it again. Just weird that it works all of a sudden without anyone doing anything.

Thanks again

 

Could be two switches, I'd have to have a read but to me it sees the key, you hit start then does not see the clutch switch, aborts, sends message, Also could explain why sometimes works, sometimes not and if intermittent maybe why Hyundai Techie did not solve it?

 

I am puzzled by this though,

When we try to start the engine it goes from Off to Acc, lights, radio, ac, everything works, but when pushed again, it goes to off.

If you get in the car, don't touch any pedals, push the start button twice, does the cluster light up as ignition on

 

I am puzzled by this though,



If you get in the car, don't touch any pedals, push the start button twice, does the cluster light up as ignition on

I'll try tomorrow, starting to get late here now. I'll give an update then

 

cheers

 

Silly i know but have you tried moving your battery leads to see if one is loose, i had to squeeze the positive together tight bolt but lead loose

Have you tried to move the battery terminals to see if they are loose, mine the nut was tight but the terminal you could spin on the positive, clamped it together then tightend the bolt, all ok now

 

Nope, still nothing :/

 

I bet it is the brake light switch or the one on the clutch

 

Did you find the problem ?

 

What problem?

 

Hi, I've just recently experienced the exact same problem but with an auto. I've tried all the little starting tricks such as key fob battery change, holding start button down with and without brake pedal, disconnecting main battery and charging overnight, using shift lock release to move transmission and wiggle in each position, replaced brake switch (brake lights work), replaced with new genuine ignition steering lock (au$1400), finally towed to nearest dealer an hour away (au$300) who replaced push button starter (au$300) with no luck and now want to replace 'Module Assembly Smart Key' at a
cost of au$1200. Did you end up having the issue rectified and, if so, what was the issue please. Cheers.

 

I have the same problem. what was the solution?