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I have a 2006 hyundai elantra, recently the battery was drained by a door that was not completely closed. jumpstart would not do more than a moment of power, then everything died maybe 3-5 seconds. charged the battery with new battery charger with error modes that keep you from connecting the leads wrong. charged battery to 90% got the vehicle to run, but only tested for 5 miles, after that the interior lights began to dim so i went home and parked. figured the issue was the alternator - removed the alternator, had it tested at autozone which said it tested good 3 times, so I took them the battery, they charged it and said the battery tested fine. I gave up, took it to a shop which said the alternator was bad (only producing 11.3 amps) so I replaced the alternator. so with a new alternator and a battery holding a charge, I took the car for a spin... charging system seems fine now. but the clock doesn't work, the radio doesnt work and the a/c wont turn on... wipers work, cant tel
How long has your 2006 Hyundai Elantra had this problem?
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