rufty_tufty_hoolythug

My wife has an Hyundai Accent 1.5 Diesel 2002 model. Shortly after
buying it, it would not start for me when I left work. I cranked it 4
or 5 times and got nothing. I went back into my office, left it ten
minutes, went back out and it started as if nothing had happened.

That was quite a few weeks ago. Yesterday my wife was out in the car
and on leaving the local Tesco it would not rev. The throttle pedal
did nothing. She called the RAC who came out and basically fiddled
about and the car start revving again and carried on as if nothing had
happened. The RAC man said that he had hadn't actually done anything
to get it going again.

Does anyone have any ideas as to what's going on? While on the
subject, what's the best way to change a diesel fuel filter? I've
heard bad things about disturbing a diesel's fuel supply and setting
up airlocks which I think changing the fuel filter is kind of going to
do.

CBX2@webtv.net

I get 37-40 MPG with my 2000 Accent 3door gas model. I used to have a
Nissan King Cab Diesel 1982 model that got 50MPG.What kind of milage are
you diesel Accent guys getting? Wish we could get em here

Daisy

Well my Sonata runs about 37 m/gal over the year

Daisy


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Striker

As for the hard starting problems, does it have glow plugs or a grid
preheater ? You may not be getting enough preheat. Diesels don't like cold
engines. If it was anything else most likely it would not start at all.

Changing fuel filters, Before putting the new filter on, fill it with clean
diesel fuel then after installing, if it is a indirect injection engine
bleed air from a fitting usually located on the injection pump. On direct
injection engines usually there is a button near the injection pump called a
priming pump or lift pump keep pushing until there is alot of resistance
that will prime the injection pump. Any remaining air should bleed thru the
injectors.

Remember filters on a diesel are the most important PM item !

I changed filters on different diesels from 3 cyl 29 hp farm tractor to 4000
hp 20 cyl MTU diesel generators.

2002 model would most likely be a turbo direct injection with a priming
pump.

Striker....


"rufty_tufty_hoolythug" <gazzafield@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:41cbf772-372f-45b6-b45d-dad71bd2de5d@r38g2000yqn.googlegroups.com...
> My wife has an Hyundai Accent 1.5 Diesel 2002 model. Shortly after
> buying it, it would not start for me when I left work. I cranked it 4
> or 5 times and got nothing. I went back into my office, left it ten
> minutes, went back out and it started as if nothing had happened.
>
> That was quite a few weeks ago. Yesterday my wife was out in the car
> and on leaving the local Tesco it would not rev. The throttle pedal
> did nothing. She called the RAC who came out and basically fiddled
> about and the car start revving again and carried on as if nothing had
> happened. The RAC man said that he had hadn't actually done anything
> to get it going again.
>
> Does anyone have any ideas as to what's going on? While on the
> subject, what's the best way to change a diesel fuel filter? I've
> heard bad things about disturbing a diesel's fuel supply and setting
> up airlocks which I think changing the fuel filter is kind of going to
> do.

Striker

Maybe Hyundaitech can put a good word in and get us some diesels in the
US.....

Turbodiesel Santa Fe - Now that's something Hyundaitech can't wait to work
on : )

The bigger the diesel the bigger the hernia !!!!!

Striker...


"Striker" <olliec@copper.net> wrote in message
news:h5fq8s$1ln$1@news.eternal-september.org...
> As for the hard starting problems, does it have glow plugs or a grid
> preheater ? You may not be getting enough preheat. Diesels don't like cold
> engines. If it was anything else most likely it would not start at all.
>
> Changing fuel filters, Before putting the new filter on, fill it with
> clean diesel fuel then after installing, if it is a indirect injection
> engine bleed air from a fitting usually located on the injection pump. On
> direct injection engines usually there is a button near the injection pump
> called a priming pump or lift pump keep pushing until there is alot of
> resistance that will prime the injection pump. Any remaining air should
> bleed thru the injectors.
>
> Remember filters on a diesel are the most important PM item !
>
> I changed filters on different diesels from 3 cyl 29 hp farm tractor to
> 4000 hp 20 cyl MTU diesel generators.
>
> 2002 model would most likely be a turbo direct injection with a priming
> pump.
>
> Striker....
>
>
> "rufty_tufty_hoolythug" <gazzafield@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:41cbf772-372f-45b6-b45d-dad71bd2de5d@r38g2000yqn.googlegroups.com...
>> My wife has an Hyundai Accent 1.5 Diesel 2002 model. Shortly after
>> buying it, it would not start for me when I left work. I cranked it 4
>> or 5 times and got nothing. I went back into my office, left it ten
>> minutes, went back out and it started as if nothing had happened.
>>
>> That was quite a few weeks ago. Yesterday my wife was out in the car
>> and on leaving the local Tesco it would not rev. The throttle pedal
>> did nothing. She called the RAC who came out and basically fiddled
>> about and the car start revving again and carried on as if nothing had
>> happened. The RAC man said that he had hadn't actually done anything
>> to get it going again.
>>
>> Does anyone have any ideas as to what's going on? While on the
>> subject, what's the best way to change a diesel fuel filter? I've
>> heard bad things about disturbing a diesel's fuel supply and setting
>> up airlocks which I think changing the fuel filter is kind of going to
>> do.
>
>