'98 Accent won't start when warm....?

Discussion in 'Hyundai Accent' started by Phil Lacasse, Nov 8, 2003.

  1. Phil Lacasse

    Phil Lacasse Guest

    My '98 Accent sometimes won't start after I shut it off. It on;y happens
    when the engine is warm. The engine light is on (sometimes). I had it
    checked about 6 months ago and the mechanic said the trouble code was for
    the fuel canister solonoid (?) or something like that. I think I saw a post
    on here a while ago with someone that had the same problem. Can this sensor
    make the car not start? Thanks!

    Phil
     
    Phil Lacasse, Nov 8, 2003
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  2. Phil Lacasse

    theta00k Guest

    Was it replaced?
     
    theta00k, Nov 8, 2003
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  3. Phil Lacasse

    Phil Lacasse Guest

    No, my mechanic told me it wouldn't affect how the car runs so I decided to
    save the $300 he said the sensor cost.....

    Phil
    Was it replaced?
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    Phil Lacasse, Nov 9, 2003
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  4. Phil Lacasse

    theta00k Guest

    Does your Accent have a tachometer? How many kilos on it?
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    theta00k, Nov 9, 2003
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  5. Phil Lacasse

    Phil Lacasse Guest

    yes it has a tach, doesn't show anything abnormal at idle or while driving.
    It has 173,000km's......

    Phil
     
    Phil Lacasse, Nov 9, 2003
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  6. Phil Lacasse

    theta00k Guest

    Next time it doesn't start, see if the tach needle bounces while you crank
    the engine.
     
    theta00k, Nov 9, 2003
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  7. Phil Lacasse

    Phil Lacasse Guest

    No, I havn't seen it bounce. I'm sure I would have noticed it....

    Phil
    Next time it doesn't start, see if the tach needle bounces while you crank
    the engine.
     
    Phil Lacasse, Nov 9, 2003
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  8. Phil Lacasse

    theta00k Guest

    It's probably the sensor acting up when it's warm, so with the
    OE scanner, this problem is very easy to troubleshoot. take
    your car to a Hyundai dealer.

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    theta00k, Nov 11, 2003
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