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Old 09-20-2005, 10:13 PM
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I have a 1995 sonata and my service engine light goes on. I bought a manual for fixing my car and it says i have a data link on the lower driver's side crash pad. Everyone i talked to said it should be there, but it's not and i need it to get the trouble codes. Does anyone else have this problem, and do you know where my data link is located?
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Old 09-25-2005, 09:48 PM
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From Hyundai Webtech Shop manual Sonata 1995
Diagram F shows the location of the Data Link Connector. (Above the passenger compartment fuse boxes)

4-speed Automatic Tansaxle Control Components






NameSymbolNameSymbol
Pulse generator A, BAData Link ConnectorF
Throttle Position SensorBPower/Normal switchG
Solenoid Valve ConnectorC4 A/T Control ModuleH
Oil Temperature SensorDMFI Control ModuleI
Vehicle Speed SensorEIdle SwitchJ


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