2002 Hyundai Accent L Hatchback 3-door 1.5l on 2040-cars
Pottstown, Pennsylvania, United States
2002 Hyundai Accent 3 door coupe. 1.6 liter engine. auto trans. power steering and brakes. air cond which blows ice cold. power windows which work. am-fm radio sometimes works or doesn't.. .. drivers seat shows a little wear. rest of interior is sharp... Motor purrs, good power, smooth, no smoke. tranny works great cold, all gears are there, shifts smooth. When warmed up tranny goes to fail safe mode( has 3rd gear only.) Turning ignition off and then restarting, tranny works fine again for short distance., something to do with resetting something, then goes back to failsafe mode... My mechanic says it is some sensor or electronic control not working rite,, basic tranny is fine......... right front tire tread is worn, all other tires have good tread. Not Pa. state inspected... Nice looking clean car gets over 30 mpg highway. Sold as is-where is.. buyer responsible for pickup or transporting. A really inexpensive good looking and running car with exception of tranny issue.
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