Jody

tech one other question:
when I changed the plugs this summer I acidentally tore the boot part of one
plug when taking it off.
I sealed it, and wrapped it in electrical tape. But nothing's happend till
now.
Do you think there ,might be odd chance thats what causing my
stutter/jerk/missfire problem?
when it tore, i could see the end of the wire that snaps onto the plug....
when i misted every thing good at night i did not see no sparks.. I would
have repplced the wire, but im 2 hrs from nearest parts store and kinda
forgot about that till now ;P

hyundaitech

It's definitely possible, but I hesitate to put a probability on it because
I don't have a real good idea of what you're actually feeling. If the
repair facility is significantly closer, perhaps hedge your bets as you
think best suits the situation. If not, I'd probably try for the wire set
if it were my car.

If you're not buying OEM Hyundai parts, be sure to not save money by
purchasing a less expensive wire set. Go with a high quality wire set.
I've learned my lesson on plug wires the hard way.

hyundaitech

It's definitely possible, but I hesitate to put a probability on it because
I don't have a real good idea of what you're actually feeling. If the
repair facility is significantly closer, perhaps hedge your bets as you
think best suits the situation. If not, I'd probably try for the wire set
if it were my car.

If you're not buying OEM Hyundai parts, be sure to not save money by
purchasing a less expensive wire set. Go with a high quality wire set.
I've learned my lesson on plug wires the hard way.

Jody

the wire set i bought were made by 'Princo'..
I dont know why, but if engine is not fully warm if acellerates fine.. When
its hot, I get the sensation like when your in to high of a gear for the
speed for a second or two.
no $ here to spare, dealers 4 hrs away =(
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
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> It's definitely possible, but I hesitate to put a probability on it
> because
> I don't have a real good idea of what you're actually feeling. If the
> repair facility is significantly closer, perhaps hedge your bets as you
> think best suits the situation. If not, I'd probably try for the wire set
> if it were my car.
>
> If you're not buying OEM Hyundai parts, be sure to not save money by
> purchasing a less expensive wire set. Go with a high quality wire set.
> I've learned my lesson on plug wires the hard way.
>

Jody

the wire set i bought were made by 'Princo'..
I dont know why, but if engine is not fully warm if acellerates fine.. When
its hot, I get the sensation like when your in to high of a gear for the
speed for a second or two.
no $ here to spare, dealers 4 hrs away =(
"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
news:6c28307045c905877bc686af26d03d71@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> It's definitely possible, but I hesitate to put a probability on it
> because
> I don't have a real good idea of what you're actually feeling. If the
> repair facility is significantly closer, perhaps hedge your bets as you
> think best suits the situation. If not, I'd probably try for the wire set
> if it were my car.
>
> If you're not buying OEM Hyundai parts, be sure to not save money by
> purchasing a less expensive wire set. Go with a high quality wire set.
> I've learned my lesson on plug wires the hard way.
>

hyundaitech

Never heard of Princo, so nothing to offer. Good luck.

hyundaitech

Never heard of Princo, so nothing to offer. Good luck.

Screwtape III

Jody wrote:

> the wire set i bought were made by 'Princo'..
> I dont know why, but if engine is not fully warm if acellerates
> fine.. When its hot, I get the sensation like when your in to high of
> a gear for the speed for a second or two. no $ here to spare,
> dealers 4 hrs away =( "hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote
> in message
> news:6c28307045c905877bc686af26d03d71@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> > It's definitely possible, but I hesitate to put a probability on it
> > because I don't have a real good idea of what you're actually
> > feeling. If the repair facility is significantly closer, perhaps
> > hedge your bets as you think best suits the situation. If not, I'd
> > probably try for the wire set if it were my car.
> >
> > If you're not buying OEM Hyundai parts, be sure to not save money by
> > purchasing a less expensive wire set. Go with a high quality wire
> > set. I've learned my lesson on plug wires the hard way.
> >

I just bought a set of Xact plug wires from Advance Auto Parts for my
son's 2000 Accent. While they were a good fit, I'm still trying to
find where that 5th wire goes. <G>

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Screwtape III

Jody wrote:

> the wire set i bought were made by 'Princo'..
> I dont know why, but if engine is not fully warm if acellerates
> fine.. When its hot, I get the sensation like when your in to high of
> a gear for the speed for a second or two. no $ here to spare,
> dealers 4 hrs away =( "hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote
> in message
> news:6c28307045c905877bc686af26d03d71@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> > It's definitely possible, but I hesitate to put a probability on it
> > because I don't have a real good idea of what you're actually
> > feeling. If the repair facility is significantly closer, perhaps
> > hedge your bets as you think best suits the situation. If not, I'd
> > probably try for the wire set if it were my car.
> >
> > If you're not buying OEM Hyundai parts, be sure to not save money by
> > purchasing a less expensive wire set. Go with a high quality wire
> > set. I've learned my lesson on plug wires the hard way.
> >

I just bought a set of Xact plug wires from Advance Auto Parts for my
son's 2000 Accent. While they were a good fit, I'm still trying to
find where that 5th wire goes. <G>

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