How many miles? Has regular service been carried out?

On Tue, 18 Nov 2003 09:03:16 -0800, "Bubba 1" <khanson@comcast.net>
wrote:

>Hello,
>
>I have a friend with a 2000 Sonata with a problem - it hesitates when
>accelerating and I'm thinking to check:
>
>plugs & wires
>air filter
>poss air intake/MAF/MAP/?? (clean out if necessary)
>fuel filter?
>fuel pump (say it ain't so!)?
>run some STP/??? injector cleaner through it?
>
>any other ideas or suggestions? Maybe he just got a tank of bad gas & it's
>taking a while to work it out? If nothing else, is there a website
>specializing in solving Hyundai tech problems you want to direct me to?
>
>Thanks!
>

 

Hello,

I have a friend with a 2000 Sonata with a problem - it hesitates when
accelerating and I'm thinking to check:

plugs & wires
air filter
poss air intake/MAF/MAP/?? (clean out if necessary)
fuel filter?
fuel pump (say it ain't so!)?
run some STP/??? injector cleaner through it?

any other ideas or suggestions? Maybe he just got a tank of bad gas & it's
taking a while to work it out? If nothing else, is there a website
specializing in solving Hyundai tech problems you want to direct me to?

Thanks!

 

re: hesitation problem

i recall having a 1986 brand new corrolla with a hesitation problem

it was apparently a common faultry manufacturing-assembly problem written about
in consumer reports (or somewhere)

well, it wasn't too long before the ENTIRE F'ING TRANSMISSION crapped-out

i had to get a lawyer letter to Deerfield, Florida, where the warranty office
is

they finally paiid $1600 of it, and I paid a few hundred more

document every phone call and service that is done/not done to fix the
hesitation problem

a couple of letters or registered letters may do the trick

because an automatic transmission problem apparently is now developing

but i could be wrong, and there was no correlation

 

re: whether tranny is affected by chronic hesitation problem

fortunately the hyundai trans is covered for
100,000 miles anyhow

 

I had that problem before and found out it was a water problem in the
gas. I changed from a gas compagny to another and my problem was fixed.

Guy

Robert Cohen a écrit :

> re: whether tranny is affected by chronic hesitation problem
>
> fortunately the hyundai trans is covered for
> 100,000 miles anyhow

 

I don't believe this has anything to do with the tranny - I think it's just
the engine, but thanks for your reply.

"Robert Cohen" <robtcohen@aol.com.spam.no> wrote in message
news:20031118144804.29211.00000430@mb-m12.aol.com...
> re: hesitation problem
>
> i recall having a 1986 brand new corrolla with a hesitation problem
>
> it was apparently a common faultry manufacturing-assembly problem written
about
> in consumer reports (or somewhere)
>
> well, it wasn't too long before the ENTIRE F'ING TRANSMISSION crapped-out
>
> i had to get a lawyer letter to Deerfield, Florida, where the warranty
office
> is
>
> they finally paiid $1600 of it, and I paid a few hundred more
>
> document every phone call and service that is done/not done to fix the
> hesitation problem
>
> a couple of letters or registered letters may do the trick
>
> because an automatic transmission problem apparently is now developing
>
> but i could be wrong, and there was no correlation
>
>