No crank, good starter, how to troubleshoot, any car! (Hyundai)

This is a no start, no crank (starter does not engage) condition and I am going to walk you through some standard tests that can be applied to all starting systems. So let me show you how to fix your car!
Tests shown
- no crank diagnosis
- starter tap test
- how to test a starter relay
- how to jump a starter motor
- how to test the starting system
Tools used
- OTC 3633 Mini Circuit Tester
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- Power Probe IV
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- Irwin 2078300 8" Self-Adjusted Wire Stripper
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- ¼” Drive Locking Extensions
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- Gearwrench 81230P 4 Pc. 120Xp Full Polish Flex Teardrop Ratchet Set
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@@ScannerDanner analogous to bypassing the AC relay and radiator relay, can the car be start without key inserted or removed and bypassing the starter relay with jumpers, and power feed the pin 87 of the relay straight from battery positive??? If engine is RUNNING, then can I drive without keys inserted??

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Oh my god Dan, that was the most awesomely educational video I have ever seen!!! You are an amazing teacher (and comically entertaining as well)!!!! Thanks for that step by step by step procedure. I am now a subscriber.

[@ScannerDanner]

Awesome! Thanks again

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You have so many videos. I knew years ago that in years to come youd still have the best most informative and easily understood diagnostic videos on youtube. Well done Paul.

[@ScannerDanner]

Thank you so much! Sorry for the late reply. Between my website and KZbin I probably have over 1200 videos now. Crazy Really appreciate this comment

[@WOODR52]

You are pretty good! I've been repairing these newer vehicles for years. Like older cars better, physical items are becoming harder to access . Had the same problem on a chevy hhr, Bad connection at the solenoid wire. Too many unnecessary electronics these days. THANKS-

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Thank you for this video! Following your steps on diagnosing a starting problem worked. Tapping on the starter helped me figure out that the starter was bad. Saved me money! Thank you!!!

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Fuse box corrosion, very common problem in multiple vehicles. I've swapped them out with others took em apart cleaning the contacts and weld points on the bread board bottoms good to go.

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What type of car???????

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well boys looks like I've got another 2-3 hours less free time tomorrow

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@@jamesrisen5370 2006 Buick lacrosse new battery & starter

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Really appreciate this comment. Thank you!

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I didn't work on this car yet felt so rewarded at the end hearing it start. What a fantastic video. Thank you. Now off to my 2005 Sienna no crank, no start but yes to fan-noise-sounding problem - I hope it's as a simple fix as a starter motor swap out. 🤞

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DAMMM I WISH I HAD RUN INTO THIS VIDEO SOONER BEEN SCRATCHING MY HEAD ALL THIS TIME MY CAR HAS THE EXACT SAME ISSUE THANKS FOR THE VIDEO NOW I KNOW 👍👍👍

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Excellent video! The "relay swappers" would have throwed a new fuse box and relay on. Better to spend an extra 15 minutes verifying the problem instead of replacing the wrong part. Thanks Paul for another excellent video.

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Not before they would have replaced the battery, starter, alternator, ignition switch, park/neutral switch, ignition switch a 2nd time, battery power and ground cables, and battery a 2nd time...just to be sure.

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[@emmanueltorres6735]

Mr Paul!!! It's currently 2333 here in the pacific northwest and I had the same issue! Car exterior and interior lights would turn on, but no crank. I stumbled upon your video and immediately got to work. I started at the starter and all was well. I ended up at the fuse box where I swapped the starter fuse with the horn fuse AND WHAM... it was able to start! Turns out it was just a dead fuse. I'm so thankful for your content. A thousand times thank you and may you continue to bless others with your work. :)

[@anthonyromero4863]

I’ve been watching videos and looking at forum posts for 4 days trying to figure out what could be the possible reason for my car having a no crank issue. You just covered all the symptoms my car is showing, and gave me the direction to find the source of the problem. Gonna go try n make my wife happy by fixing it with what I just learned. Wish me luck

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Good luck and if you need addition help you will find no better forum than my own. www.scannerdanner.com/forum/post-your-repair-questions-here.html

[@killerbean6967]

This is by far the best video on KZbin to troubleshoot starter problems. I’m trying to get my 1992 Toyota Corolla up and running after sitting outside for 15 years. I know it is a wiring problem because the taillights are always on even with the key out. This video will help me a lot with my journey. Keep up these great helpful videos. 😀

[@nathanieltatum5311]

You figure out if it was a wiring problem?

[@mediaxmilitia]

Neutral start worked for me, I have a 2013 Hyundai Elantra, Appreciate you.

[@amaebarnes]

This was super fascinating! If I do hire a mobile mechanic to find the short that keeps blowing my main fuse...is it creepy if I ask them if I can watch them find it? Hahah it's so interesting!

[@darrenmaglione6235]

Great informative video man! Thanks for the education on relay testing!

[@timd612]

Great video man! I have the same issue with my wife’s car. Now I have a good direction to go on.

[@gavinfornoff2582]

I'm honestly amazed how much you can do with just a test light...

[@dariomendoza6892]

my Hyundai Elantra had close to 300,000 miles when i sold it. anyway thanks for you videos!!

[@alexfigueroa9446]

Awesome tutorial! Keep up the good work, very useful and helpful on my end

[@Dwrecksk8Yo]

An excellent teacher and true to yourself, your abilities, and your job as a technician. I completely understand what you were saying when you talked about the job being a money maker and how to sell it because I do “piece rate” or “flat rate” work as well. I am a lead sunroom installer for Champion and you simply mean that the amount of time spent both on the diag and repair which as you stated is about an hour and a half would net you about 3 or 4 hours of very good hourly pay and if you had 4 or 5 of those types of Diagnosis and repairs in one day all lined up you would be very happy with the money and the customer would be happy with the repair and the amount they spent so everyone walks away happy! It’s not greed, it’s the truth for people who do piece work. You cannot throw things together in an all inclusive repair and check engine light diagnosis because then you end up working for free and you end up broke. Honesty is the key! Awesome video Paul. I am a premium subscriber and all together I’ve been watching your you tube videos for 2 years and a premium member for the last 5 months of those 2 years and when I get home from building sunrooms all day, I diagnose/repair cars and I’ve built 3 engines and you were a major part of making that happen with your step by step diagnostic thought process and your ability to teach others that same process, I went from knowing nothing about cars 2 years ago to advanced electrical and mechanical diagnostics and Those engines I built which are all still healthy today. So I just want to say thank you for all that your doing and keep your head held high cause your doin the damn thing.

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That was damn impressive!

[@amundsen575]

ypur test light should light when when it is connected to B+ and the solenoid as the solenoid has a low resistance, incandescent test lights are incredibly valuable

[@SOGEOMETRIC]

Dan the scan man I like your style honest and to the point. Thank you for your blessings brotha!

[@jeffreyhunter2447]

Excellent video, I learned so much about the electronic system that I did not know before, and no one was really showing me, until now on how and what to check! Thank you soooo much!!! You took your time during your instruction while making sure we, ( the novice), fully understood what you were doing.

[@ScannerDanner]

This is what it's about for me! Thank you for the comment. If you are eager to learn, I have the material for you.

[@osvaldogalvez3657]

Thank you! youre like the dad i never had lol

[@Greenskycity]

I learnt something! Thanks!

[@ScannerDanner]

Thanks for watching Jason!

[@radicalran2482]

This is radical Randy did a good job I like how you did step by step

[@susanquitzau2433]

Excellent diagnostics and step-by-step explanation and instruction. Thorough tutorial. Thanks for presenting.

[@amaebarnes]

1.5 hours of labor...completely worth it after many trips to the mechanic to fix everything but that

[@josephtucci3666]

Paul I understand relay's as well as anybody can But your vid would have left me confused otherwise Pls do a brake down on each pin next time so people can follow along. with what is going on Joe PS I enjoyed he vid a great deal Thanks

[@ScannerDanner]

I need to do that for sure. I have some lecture on SD Premium on relays but I plan on doing something with my class on this again in a couple of weeks and I'll be recording it.

[@garyrice2987]

Bud,you were spot on! Just had the same problem on my sons car. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@Westcoastjazzer]

My first thought was this guy must be an 'auto shop teacher' due to his delivery. He explains everything very well! Thank you for the lesson!

[@ScannerDanner]

18 years in the classroom. Thank you!

[@Atetus94]

Temporary fixes always end up as a permanent fixes - if You know what I mean ;) P.S. Cool vid!

[@honiballist]

That's my (most people's) zip tie philosophy😂.

[@alexandreouellet5800]

Like watching a david lynch movie: i dont understand a thing but I like it!

[@thebountyhunter2783]

Great class room video, thanks for making all this so we can get better at this stuff. The best teacher right there.

[@ScannerDanner]

You're very welcome!

[@SamGarza]

This was an excellent instructional video. Thank you.

[@justforkiks29]

@Scannerdanner why not use the flat pin fuse adapter for the powerprobe? It is designed not to spread the terminals and losen them.

[@ScannerDanner]

I never pushed the tip of either the power probe or the test light into the terminal itself. It was wide open. Make sense? I didn't need it.

[@nathanieltatum5311]

Got yur booty boy

[@haroldlm64]

Good video

[@mukundchabukswar2640]

Very very good work. Surprisingly I had exactly same problem with my Hyundai elite i 20 and at the time I was in very dens and wild forest and it was time to go back home 80 km from spot. Fortunately I use to keep some tools and wires etc in my car I know little about car mechanism and wiring, relay layout shown on cover gave me little clue and I managed to start the car. After coming to nearby town one technician fixed one additional push button and I continued further travel to home. That push button is still there. Now your video will definitely help me to restore original status of my car,. Thanks for posting this video.

[@lowellwilliams2850]

I got this problem while parked on the road ,did not even finished watching the vid and i was able to do a bypass with a piece of wire and got my car started to move it off the road to my parking spot to work on it when the sun comes up .......this video is like CRAZY COOL!!!!! really learned a whole lot .Thanks a lot !!!!!