Odd occurence with 2000 Sonata (HELP)

Discussion in 'Hyundai Sonata' started by Old_Timer, Jul 2, 2005.

  1. Old_Timer

    Old_Timer Guest

    This morning when I started my 2000 Sonata GLS V6, the engine started
    run several seconds while not sounding normal. The I tried to restart
    it and while it would turn over it would not start.

    I was in a hurry so I switched to my truck and ran a few errands.
    Upon return I tried again to start the Sonata. It cranked but didn't
    start. Going back to my "shade tree mechanic" days I will have to say
    that it sounded like an old carbureted car that was not getting the
    correct fuel mixture.

    I tried cranking it again but this time let it crank for a longer
    period. It finally started and run OK. I turned it off and restarted
    it several times. It now starts and runs OK and the Service Engine
    light does NOT come on. WHAT HAPPENED??.

    Could the computer have gotten confused and ordered the wrong fuel
    mixture to the injectors?

    Old_Timer
     
    Old_Timer, Jul 2, 2005
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  2. Old_Timer

    Pete Guest

    maybe ya got some crap in yer gas that clogged an injector????

    Pete...
     
    Pete, Jul 2, 2005
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  3. Old_Timer

    Old_Timer Guest

    Had one ijector been clogged I would tend to believe that it would
    have still started but would have ran poorly.

    Old_Timer
     
    Old_Timer, Jul 2, 2005
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  4. Old_Timer

    S25 Guest

    Had this happen to my SF coupla months ago. Twas the fuel
    pump going out. Finally went altogether and dealer replaced. Those
    'intermittants' are tough to find, eh?

    S25
     
    S25, Jul 5, 2005
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  5. Old_Timer

    hyundaitech Guest

    Did the engine crank at the normal speed, or did it crank very fast?
     
    hyundaitech, Jul 5, 2005
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  6. Old_Timer

    Old_Timer Guest

    It cranked at normal speed. It has started and ran correctly since
    then with no more malfunctions.

    Old_Timer
     
    Old_Timer, Jul 5, 2005
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  7. Old_Timer

    hyundaitech Guest

    You should probably take it in to be checked or have it scanned for trouble
    codes. Could be a crank sensor which has already stored a code (but not
    yet caused the check engine lamp to illuminate). It's possible they won't
    find anything, but it can't hurt either.
     
    hyundaitech, Jul 5, 2005
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